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Originally Posted by Brian
The effects and what the director is shooting for in b&w is totally lost when the print is colorized. When one comes on the tube, I hit the color controls and go to b&w. Sadly a color tele does not do b&w as well as a real b&w set and the colorization destroys a lot of the beauty contained within the original print.
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That is because in the colorization process, they play with the contrast. You cannot get back to the original by just turning down the color on your TV. Basically, once a film is colorized, it is ruined. You simply need to get a copy that has not been colorized if you want to view it properly.