Originally posted by Don Francesco: ...a specially the black and white which it gave it the finally touch...
Spelling correcions aside , interestingly enough I heard Martin Scorcese mention that his decision to film Raging Bull in black & white stemmed from his frustration at the lack of attention to film preservation at the time. Apparently it is far more difficult to preserve color prints, and parts of the film that WERE shot in color are now faded, according to Scorcese himself.
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A wise and frugal government, which shall leave men free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned - this is the sum of good government.
, interestingly enough I heard Martin Scorcese mention that his decision to film Raging Bull in black & white stemmed from his frustration at the lack of attention to film preservation at the time. Apparently it is far more difficult to preserve color prints, and parts of the film that WERE shot in color are now faded, according to Scorcese himself.
