« Last post by kristinms8 on September 24, 2023, 09:01:51 PM »
Nope (2022)- Interesting watch, went into it not know what it was about. There are definitely lots of interesting layers that can be interpreted different ways.
Only realized today that MEGO lost the Hammer license this fast. Not even sure how that happened.
Anyways, I guess MEGO did eventually release a similar but license-free Medusa figure.
Did they lose the Hammer license or just Gorgon? If they have lost the license, it may have something to do with them being purchased lock, stock, and barrel recently (Hammer, not Mego).
« Last post by Anthony Caranci on September 24, 2023, 06:50:09 PM »
Saturday night:
I watched the colorized version of The Mark of Zorro 1940. I really like the colorization of this film. I thought it was just beautiful. I'm not saying colorization is right for all black & white films, but if it is done right - the process is great for some of our immortal classics! The colorization for The Mark of Zorro is top notch! The wardrobe of this film (Zorro) lent itself to the process splendidly.
I have the 60th Anniversary colorized version of King Kong 1933 and colorization in that film was excellent and makes Kong jump off the screen. I wouldn't want to see Casablanca or Frankenstein colorized, but I've looked and black & white films all my life and sometimes - black, white and gray just doesn't cut it! I was so impressed with it, that I decided to have an encore viewing Sunday.
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