Why black and white films are better.
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kained&able
Here for the football.
not a fan of black and white films generally. I have to watch them too hard and so can't fully relax.
dave
dave
I keep seeing my new username in the thread list on the front page, thinking 'yay, a new poster's replied to the thread I was reading' and then realising it is me. 
none of this post makes any real sense, it doesn't even have any internal logic
Agent Sparrow
AGENT TRAITOR; fools 8 year olds
Surely it's more a case of the black and white films that are still around, watched and revered are usually a selection of the better ones, where in the current day there's no such filtering.
1927
Funnier than he thinks he is.
Damn, you've just inadvertently reminded me that 'Hell Drivers' was on this afternoon and I forgot to tape it.
Great film with an amazing cast.
Funny thing was, having watched it in work(we're quiet) I couldnt think of the name of actor who played Stanley Baker's brother, Looked up on imdb and read that it ws David McCallum, with that Adrian Chiles announces on nthe One Show the night's guest, david McCallum. Spooky!!
ATOMIC SUPLEX
Member Since: 1985 Post Count: 3
There are loads of old shit films but because there are so many and so few slots for them to fit on on TV etc they tend to play the good ones. I assume this is where the majority of us first saw these classics (was anyone here watching B&W films at the cinema when they came out?).
ATOMIC SUPLEX
Member Since: 1985 Post Count: 3
Yeah - that's what I'm talking about...
Or more recent black and white films like La Haine.
La Haine was shot in colour. It looked shit so they made it B&W.
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