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(1) Other attendees expressed displeasure with Turner's decision to colorize the cinematic classic.(2) Sandrew and his colleagues next selected several hundred frames or ‘cuts’ to colorize out of the approximately 175,000 in the entire film.(3) Early attempts by mogul Ted Turner to colorize classic films went almost nowhere, thanks to a lack of interest from consumers and underwhelming results.(4) It represented a notable improvement over previous colorizing efforts, especially in comparison with any analog examples from the other three colorizers .(5) The colorization argument is ludicrous - colorization is the wholesale changing of a movie without the consent of its director.(6) In response to the outcry, as well as to the fact that colorization did not end up being the boon colorizers thought it would be, the practice thankfully disappeared after only a couple of years.(7) This DVD release from Fox contains a new colorized print of the film.(8) The colorized version also has the same dirt speckles, and I was impressed with the colorization (with the exceptions noted earlier).(9) Using advanced software and digitizing techniques, it's now possible to add many more colours to a film than in years past, resulting in far greater fidelity and at far less cost - even though he has 140 colourizers working for him at a plant in India.(10) A colourizer assigns different colours to different greyscale brightness levels of a video picture.(11) If you saw it in color, it was colorized , I'm sure.(12) What possible financial difference could it make to a contemporary film star whether or not some old Bogart movie is colorized ?(13) Here again there is a parallel with colorization , which was touted as the only way to get people to watch certain old movies and TV shows.(14) The colorizers , to their credit, have few pretensions.(15) Some years ago, movie directors and critics complained about the colorization of old black and white film classics undertaken by Ted Turner's company.(16) When performers appear in full-frame shots, their bodies or instruments are garishly colorized .