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I bought the Scarlet Edition Blu-ray of GONE WITH THE WIND only after a couple of posters on this forum assured me that some effort had been made to correct the color. It is a vast improvement over the DVD, but there is still too much yellow in the mix. Apart from that I have no complaints, but too much yellow in the mix seriously undermines the film's aesthetic and atmosphere. More correction is needed.
I can't imagine what Ned Price was thinking when he "colorized" this early color film. If memory serves the original VHS has the correct color. Could you say a few words about how the color went wrong, for the benefit of Moe Dickstein?
That's right, encourage me.Brianruns10 said:And don't get me started on that abysmal color correction (or rather, color addition) on "Mystery of the Wax Museum"
I can't imagine what Ned Price was thinking when he "colorized" this early color film. If memory serves the original VHS has the correct color. Could you say a few words about how the color went wrong, for the benefit of Moe Dickstein?