The Wizard of Oz .
It is in color.
Color
Animation.
I know it looks really dark in black and white, like they're wearing the most goth shade of blackish purple, but that's just movie magic. The earliest silent movies were made with a type of film that was sensitive to blue, meaning it showed up very lightly and reds showed up very darkly. The actual lipstick color depended on the actress and the scene, but it was mostly shades of red applied very lightly—and as mentioned, it was still dark on-screen.
No, it was in color.
Yes like the talkies were over-rated in the silent movie era,and color was over-rated in the black and white era.
It is in color.
Color
1st silent movie : i am silent 2nd silent movie : we are silent 3rd silent movie : they are silent
Animation.
I know it looks really dark in black and white, like they're wearing the most goth shade of blackish purple, but that's just movie magic. The earliest silent movies were made with a type of film that was sensitive to blue, meaning it showed up very lightly and reds showed up very darkly. The actual lipstick color depended on the actress and the scene, but it was mostly shades of red applied very lightly—and as mentioned, it was still dark on-screen.
No, it was in color.
No, it was in color.
Black
Color.
Perhaps not "THE" low point, but The Black Cauldron was considered a bomb.
The 1932 version was in Black and White. The 1983 version was in Color.