KB B&W Trauma

[Banky]

yeah i thought it was bullshit

[cine]

I had no problem with the black and white. I don't know.. it was Tarantino and I just went with the flow and didn't dare stop and say "Whoa, whoa, whoa! Why are we in black and white now? That shit ain't right." I enjoyed all of it anyhow.. regardless if we didn't see the blood.. the visuals were all great.

[SHAFTR]

I think the B&W and blue silhouette helped break a 20 minute action film up so that it seems fresh.

[Teen Wolf]

Didn't bother me. I noticed it, but it didn't take me out of the movie.

[modage]

nobody thought it was cool how she blinked and it made a camera shutter noise and returned to color?

[Fernando]

nobody thought it was cool how she blinked and it made a camera shutter noise and returned to color?

That was very cool indeed.

[Duck Sauce]

i loved the b&w.   end of story.

i love when people say this....  




B&W did it for me

[Jeremy Blackman]

The B&W was brilliant. I felt like I slipped into a Kurosawa movie.

[neatahwanta]

B&W  8)

Thos against B&W  

[MacGuffin]

I thought the use of B&W in the opening was more effective than it's use in the fight.

[edison]

but just think that when the dvd comes out it will probably be in color, or have an option for color, so all this bitching is pretty much for nothing.

[SHAFTR]

but just think that when the dvd comes out it will probably be in color, or have an option for color, so all this bitching is pretty much for nothing.

I doubt it

[edison]

Wanna bet?

[Gold Trumpet]

I loved the black and white. Felt like a step back into vintage samuari movies when the blood really was flying without it being too distracting for the audience. Its just too handle all the blood without it feeling really exploitive, if possible. And just a fresh idea.

~rougerum