its kind of funny cause I remember not too long ago I thought I was one of very few on here who really preferred the SSE.Darth Waller said:I looked at the SSE versions, but the color versions looked better to me (I know, blasphemy).
Anakin said:
Anton Phibes said:I imagine that's why everybody that buys SSE's likes SSE. I would probably be in that category except for one thing. Jack Pierce, who created the make up for the Monster creations, did so in color. If the actors had all been done up in black white and gray paint, as a purist, I'd go that route. But since I have seen color photographs and Sarah Karloff's home movies, there exists enough accurate material to know the color scheme of every monster for the most part. That's why I can dig color. Besides they came out first and I scooped the color ones up. They are too expensive to buy all variations. So, since I started color I maintained.
Please, no one hate me because of my COLOR
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Gruff Old Bear said:Both color and SSE PF figures seem to sell out, so it appears each rendering has its appeal. Not everyone wants a three-dimensional version of what was on the screen. Some of us want what we imagine the actor to have looked like while standing before the cameras.
Colorizing the films is a different thing altogether, because the cinematography is DONE. What a cinematographer might have done with lights had color film been in use is not the same as what a technician with a computer does to alter the black and white original. A film is not a coloring book.
Peace.
