In the late 70s early 80s many classic black & white movies were put through the colourization process. But many movie fans thought this to be sacrilege, consequently they proved not to be as popular as expected. So when DVDs came along most of the colorized movies did not make it onto DVD. But now there are new generations who refuse to watch old black & white movies. The limited number of colorized movies we have listed have proved to be popular. So we have decided to dedicate a whole section to them which we will be adding to whenever possible.
Interesting western apparantly John Wayne and Randolph Scott didn't get on. Scott had it in his contract that he would get top billing, much to Waynes annoyance. But still a brilliant movie.
On December 6, 1941 nine B-17 bombers set off on a flight from San Francisco to Hawaii. They arrive at Pearl Hourbour just as the Japanese are attacking Pearl Harbor.
Famous for the two cigarette scene that started a craze with smokers, when Paul Henreid lights two cigarettes together than passe's one to Bette Davis (very romantic back in the day).
