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i also think that the queen should have knighted him as he easily did as much for the movie industry if not more than Sean Connery or Anthony Hopkins. the way the film switches from black and white to colour and back again is well done and the film has such stellar actors as Roger Livesy, Marius Goring and an early appearance from Richard Attenborough.
Although the final episode is in black and white, it does not detract from the enjoyment of watching the film.
The switches between the bold colours of "the real world" to the stark black and white of heaven is ingenious, showing us visually just how much more vibrant life is.
If Dick Tracy was in black and white, the pope wouldn't be religious.
They are stuck at a police roadblock, and Crothers tells Thomas a story about a black rabbit, a bear, and a fox who move from the South to Harlem in order to find a more peaceful existence.
You showed the world,you can still write, direct, produce and star in a black movie without the negative stereotypes.
Haven't sorted out the other males, except for the black guy.
This is a classic black and white film that reflects the grand style of the 40's....clothing, architecture and family life.
At the beginning you see someone in underwear sewing trousers from black cloth, and when the same young man in his black trousers leaves the house with two suitcases, you see that the trousers-part is missing on a flag of mourning (appearently his father has died).
"Men of honor" - true story about a proud and persistent black navy diver (fabulous Cuba Gooding Jr.) is definitely a great movie that both touches and entertains and it's part of the absolute cream of the new millennium cinema.
On the other hand "Men of honor" includes a fine performance from Cuba Gooding Jr. who has been one of the most promising young black actors since "Boyz n the hood".
The black and the white always present in our lives.
Anita Loos' and Howard Emmett Rogers' writing is excellent throughout with many well-drawn and surprising characters (including a Jewish socialist woman inmate and a black woman inmate and her preacher father played with hardly a trace of stereotype).
Showing the movie in black and white gave it a much better appearance and complemented the music perfectly, like Psycho.
Lenser Joseph H. August received an Oscar nomination for his outstanding black & white cinematography.
He shows up there because his brother has died, and he embarks on a journey to slowly repair his estranged relationships with his brother's wife and child and his father who has never forgiven him for being the black sheep of the family.
I see in the titles that it says that the film is in black and white but when I saw it was indeed in full color, I remember Sinatra's blue shirt.
I have cousins obviously black aka African Americans and others who can "pass" as white and chose not to.
Overall this is pretty good and in gloomy black and white.
The film opens at a convent in Europe, where a former student prays - a lonely beauty in black named Domini (Marlene Dietrich).
It is simply great and unique experience about making of South Africa and how black people in that country were repressed by white people.
Soon Woods meets Biko and he changes his views about him and he also begins to understand what authorities are doing to black people in South Africa (right from the top, even from the chief of police).
Though Chico is African American (and having a white woman be best friends with a black woman back in the 30s was as controversial as the subject matter of this movie), and Lily is not, they have a special bond.
How anybody can say that this film was the most boring or dull 2 and a half hours of their lives i don't know because it had me hooked from start to finish. it was great how Denzel Washington portrayed him and showed how he was fighting against the Apartheid law and to get equal rights for black people.
In one part Steve Biko says to a policeman we are just as weak and human as you are, this is to show them that he and all of the other black people in south Africa were no different to the whites.
Anyone with a young boy in the house who won't watch black & white movies should put this on their television set.
"Antwone Fisher" tells of a young black U.S. Navy enlisted man and product of childhood abuse and neglect (Luke) whose hostility toward others gets him a stint with the base shrink (Washington) leading to introspection, self appraisal, and a return to his roots.
If the world were truly like this film, bring on that black hole, we're ready.
These were 16mm films, and most were black and white (and the projector was noisy), and the "color" print of THE BLOB had faded to a faint pink- but, man, was it fun.
When, on his watch, Lisa is killed by a man dressed from head to toe in black in her hotel room, he is a possible suspect.
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