It’s an interesting artifact.
Can’t say much beyond that. Four colors can only stay novel for so long. And unfortunately that length is not even the length of this clip.
u saying 4 colors is interesting because surely there are thousands
what does that mean? they used 4 colors of the rainbow?
take the green grass 4 example that uses lots of different colour greens doesn’t it
anyway i might make my own version and raise the saturation maybe or make the zombies a dark green/greyish colour :O)
It was also remade as a color film. “The horror…”
Colorized films: the cinematic equivalent of a child drawing on the screen with crayons.
@ "anyway i might make my own version and raise the saturation maybe or make the zombies a dark green/greyish colour :O) "
You should… I guess some folks did already. I believe Romero and his group, to this day have yet to resolve the four-decade long copyright issue with this film so most likely it’s still considered public domain of some sort.
@Sleep
What I expressed in a humorous, slightly exaggerated fashion is that the colorization process, such as the one seen here, seems to display very little diversity of tone, and seems to simply repeat a very limited number of shades.
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i have seen the black and white version and was surprised 2 find a color version
it looks more modern now the lady in her pink jacket looks quite modern