The Marmor Theatre, where this film premiered, sat at a corner of the Tiergarten, an immense fake wilderness area in the center of Berlin. The theatre was known for presentation of 'art films' like Metropolis, and was seen as more of an exotic curiosity than the immense cinematic exclamation point it has become. Key scenes depict futuristic 'Metropolitans' dressed in the same tuxedos and evening dresses as the very audience watching them, making a clear connection between the film's indolent elites and the decadent society of Weimar-era Germany. A significant portion of the film depicts scenes from the Old Testament, evoking ancient moral lessons about a society's technology outstripping its own development. 35 years before this film came out, an unusually warm winter and spring caused the failure of beer production across central Europe; the answer was to embrace technology, employ modern refrigeration techniques, and start making lager beer instead. Today Heineken is king, and dazzling urbanites, no less indolent or decadent, twist and frug in silk and sequins, with their ubiquitous little green bottles, but not on a cabaret stage, but a much more innovative media... the television screen.
I really like Metropolis because it is such a prominent example of how the 1920s portrayed "Sci-Fi" and one can make really interesting contrasts between Metropolis and what came about later (Star Trek, Star Wars, the Dune film) and the way Sci-Fi has evolved over almost 100 years.
@@grassfireu not really. science deals in conjectures. you can only disprove a hypothesis, but you cannot ultimately prove a hypothesis to be absolute truth. in a way, the entire scientific framework of theories and models is fiction lol granted, prosaic science fiction is heavy on phantastic predictions, but it's not like they're unfalsifiable ..
Think about the fact that both Beyonce and Janelle Monae have been dressed like Maria. Janelle Monae even has an album titled "Metropolis". Again, think about that for a second.
@@shawngreene3524 it's a masterwork of expressionist cinema from 1920's germany. Definitely ahead of it's time, too, it is one of the earliest science-fiction movies ever made, and the practical effects they used for it as absolutely ground-breaking for the era (remember it was directed in 1927).
I cant believe that in 1927 someone had already pondered and to an extent, successfully predicted some of what can happen to mankind when subjected to digital love, a completely computerized form of attraction. This might be my favorite short film at the moment.
@@tigresuave11 - Some seem to believe it was some other method. But yeah, that could just be them proclaiming the "genius" of Fritz's work. There is an excellent chance you are correct.
No matter of imaginations, future scientific predictions and beautiful AI robot, it is unbelievable this is a 1927 movie. No Exagerrateingly to say that it compares equally with most sci-fi film today's in entertainment, surpassed many in coming anticipations.
@@ColonelSpankysLostBattalion The most astonishing thing is the social and economical environment in 1920s, still in steel and early stage of oil, but they were already concepted the blueprint of today and will fulfilling in near future. Time travellers is not my belief, but utmost foresighted power.
I truly adored Brigette in this film. The way she was able to act in two characters with the same appearance was just amazing. you could really tell the difference where One was a calm and kind human aiming to provide hope to people, and the other was a twitchy robot hell-bent on manipulating people
This film could be the greatest collections of imagery in motion picture. Ridley Scott made Blade Runner as an au mage to Fritz Lang’s Metropolis. This film could not be made today. Doubtful the audience would understand the genius and the message. Fritz Lang died in 1971 and knew we were headed to self destruction. I hope and pray he was wrong. Since I was a child I have never forgotten seeing this film. it took so many years to restore these beautiful images. this is why i made film my career. 44yrs and never has there been any film so powerful. Blade Runner is it’s stepchild. RIP Fritz Lang and thank you Ridley Scott for your affirmation of why this beautiful film is so special.
Why would the message be lost on today's audience? The concept of a prosperous society built on the backs of an oppressed and exploited lower class is still one of the most common tropes in cinema and television. Prince of Egypt, 12 years a slave, Elysium, the hunger games, V for vendetta, Arcane, into the badlands; the list goes on. Stop being pretentious and condescending.
This is by far my favoeite colorization of _Metropolis._ It REALLY kept the colors in the Art Deco style, and I loved how the colors danced between silver and gold during evil-Maria's seductive nightmare dance. And the EYE SCENES! Wow! It was amazing to look at in the original, but adding realistic color... Man...
This must be the greatest cinematic achievement. Accomplished so much with so little. Fantastic images that were beyond the imagination of most people in that era, a story so beyond dreams told only with images and music, no spoken or written word.
This was an amazing colorization of this movie if it was available I’d gladly buy it-. Bravo sir you have done an amazing job on this clip, this lucky science fiction classic is glad to have found you and your talent. Thank you for sharing
I swear to God, no pun intended, I've never noticed the inverted pentagram behind the chair before 😳 Al, thou shall be the downfall of man, and it took Metropolis 98 years ago to show us...
@@MrEyesof9 One of the tin foil hat content creators I listen to predicts they will "sell" it as being so advantageous. Why settle for human when you can be Superhuman? Isn't it funny that Eve supposedly tempted Adam with an 🍎, and here Apple the company, their logo BEING an Apple with a bite taken out of it, will be our ultimate temptation?
@@wdgbirmingham2yes I agree because articles say Steve Jobs was gnostic and appreciated Adam and Eve learning good from evil because it opened their eyes and they learned knowledge like God. While it’s also known one of Apples best programmers also committed suicided by eating an apple filled with cyanide back in the day. I believe there was another correlation to the bitten Apple logo but forgive me as many years have gone by since I read it. I noticed the pentagram too and you cannot tell me this whole film was a warning of what’s to come. Now i think they never intended for us to have flying or levitating machines instead of cars but the flying is only for the authorities. Several years ago I had a dream. they have plans of stopping us of pulling us over by landing on top of our vehicles and attaching themselves to it and hijacking control over it.
TFW they introduced the internet to the public for the first time. “I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet, but your kids are gonna love it.” - Marty McFly
Wow this looks great. I'd always heard how influential this movie was but had never seen it. You can see it all over the history of Hollywood. Tim Burton must've been a fan.
I've seen many versions of the film on here. I did see one with dialogue and background sound. There was also discovery of the missing footage on 16mm. This is the best colour version I have seen. If we could get all this together we could have the complete movie with colour and sound. In 2 years it will be in the public domain.
@@Emanuela9 of course .... things have many meanings ..... the impulse shown in this film is something playing out now you will see it in your lifetime .... it has already begun .....
Yup! Upside down star, Baphomet, One eyed Messiah (their king whom they are waiting for), his followers calling him, slave, destruction, plus many more.
I never saw this all too prophetic movie and now a great goal to finally see it. This was very well colorized and nice resolution! You guys are at the top of your professions to do such an impeccable job! THANKS!
I watch this movie recently and now that it’s been brought to color. It looks amazing. The only reason I say recently is because I purchased a version on DVD that they told me was one of the very few left in existence. I might as well put it in a perfectly preserved case as a time capsule where German expressionism came from.
It's always facinating to see classics in colour. But the shame about it is that it's to the detriment of the lighting which was one of the most important and thought of aspect of black and white movies.
Indeed, and I think Fritz Lang might have objected to coloring the steam yellow, since the use of mustard gas had killed scores of allied troops during WWI which would have been in recent memory at the time of this film’s release.
Not all cuts worked for me but the colorization of some - especially with actors - was quite startling. Very stylized. I could only imagine scores of artists rotoscoping designated sections of each cut to be subjected to specific colour grading. Maybe this is more practical now with machine learning like The Foundry NukeX Copycat node, I don't know. I have long had an aversion to the colorization of classic B+W films that were lit and shot for gamma 0.65 black and while negatives. Not sure how happy I would be with Casablanca in colour. However I'm willing to accept the notion that colorization is not a kind of 'improvement'- correcting the monochrome defect of the time - but a wholly separate interpretation with an additional layer of post-production artistry overlaid on the original, as long as people understand this was not how it was originally shot and presented. Fascinating. Well done. I wonder what Fritz Lang would have thought?
I detest colourised versions of movies and tv shows untill today this was almost perfection trully stunning work the only bad thing is I want to see all of metropolis like this
I am deeply impressed by the exceptional skill in colorizing garments. Furthermore, this film undoubtedly provided significant inspiration for subsequent science fiction movies.
You can clearly see a lot of details that likely inspired works that followed. Blade Runner comes to mind, Star Wars, arguably even a bit of Bioshock. Though no work of art exists in a vacuum, this is a mesh of futurism, art-deco, a bit of Roaring 1920s fever. It's funny how by now their fears and hopes for the future both already lay in our past.
Great work on this, it adds so much. One thing that will be cool is when AI can competently do this with old movies. To do it yourself must've taken alot. Great job!
My dearly departed Nan was 6 years old when this came out.
She passed away in 2022 aged 101. RIP.
what did she have to say about this movie?
She got to Live that long lucky.
My 91 year-old grandma wasn't even born yet 😯
This is shockingly clear and extremely well done.
Would buy the movie like this on Blu-Ray if available!
I can imagine that this movie was one of George Lucas's influences.
@@DavidSmith-xs3orI think it was, at least for C-3PO.
In 2 years this movie will be exactly 100 years old.
Correction: 2 and a half years. The movie was originally released in January 1927.
Oh, modern times.
And two and a half years later it became reality ….
You mean three years
Amazing! To be alive and human.
Can you imagine being alive back then and going to see this in the theater?! How amazed you would be
The Marmor Theatre, where this film premiered, sat at a corner of the Tiergarten, an immense fake wilderness area in the center of Berlin. The theatre was known for presentation of 'art films' like Metropolis, and was seen as more of an exotic curiosity than the immense cinematic exclamation point it has become. Key scenes depict futuristic 'Metropolitans' dressed in the same tuxedos and evening dresses as the very audience watching them, making a clear connection between the film's indolent elites and the decadent society of Weimar-era Germany. A significant portion of the film depicts scenes from the Old Testament, evoking ancient moral lessons about a society's technology outstripping its own development. 35 years before this film came out, an unusually warm winter and spring caused the failure of beer production across central Europe; the answer was to embrace technology, employ modern refrigeration techniques, and start making lager beer instead. Today Heineken is king, and dazzling urbanites, no less indolent or decadent, twist and frug in silk and sequins, with their ubiquitous little green bottles, but not on a cabaret stage, but a much more innovative media... the television screen.
Except for the planes flying around the buildings it's realistic.
I really like Metropolis because it is such a prominent example of how the 1920s portrayed "Sci-Fi" and one can make really interesting contrasts between Metropolis and what came about later (Star Trek, Star Wars, the Dune film) and the way Sci-Fi has evolved over almost 100 years.
The academic/geek set has yet to realize the alliance between "science" and "fiction" is absurdly self-defeating.
@@grassfireu uh... Why?
@@PunishedFelix Define "science." Then define "fiction."
Play all the games you want, those two concepts are at odds with each other.
@@grassfireu not really. science deals in conjectures. you can only disprove a hypothesis, but you cannot ultimately prove a hypothesis to be absolute truth. in a way, the entire scientific framework of theories and models is fiction lol
granted, prosaic science fiction is heavy on phantastic predictions, but it's not like they're unfalsifiable ..
97 years later Maria is still one of the scariest dammed robots I've ever seen.
Terminator 3 vibes
Think about the fact that both Beyonce and Janelle Monae have been dressed like Maria. Janelle Monae even has an album titled "Metropolis". Again, think about that for a second.
@kladies3021 What's there to think about? Pop stars emulating a long-standing piece of pop culture is nothing new.
@@kladies3021 ???
I remember in the 90’s seeing Maria at a thrift store for sale in Venice Beach.
Metrópolis: a movie every human being must watch at least once in their lifetime
I have no idea. Why ?
@@shawngreene3524 it's a masterwork of expressionist cinema from 1920's germany. Definitely ahead of it's time, too, it is one of the earliest science-fiction movies ever made, and the practical effects they used for it as absolutely ground-breaking for the era (remember it was directed in 1927).
@@AlexDraco Oh, that's why. Thanks.
*at least
@@AlexDraco Oh yes I must watch this movie! Thanks for sharing the info!
I cant believe that in 1927 someone had already pondered and to an extent, successfully predicted some of what can happen to mankind when subjected to digital love, a completely computerized form of attraction.
This might be my favorite short film at the moment.
What do you mean by short film? It’s a feature length film?
@@danielsimmich1858 idk I'm horny
@@danielsimmich1858 idk but i feel aroused
Nothing is original
This is best Metropolis colorization i've ever seen you certainly either improved it frame by frame, or even started from scratch.
I usually hate colorizing classic movies but this looked amazing! Please do the whole movie!
Try to find it on this platform
It’ll be free domain next year, I believe. We’ll probably see the full re-colored version
Almost a century old and still way better than most modern sci-fi. I love the art deco and the powerful music. And the added colors look great
Yes let's go right back to this era 👀
such an interesting period.I wonder if humanity can be as crazy, innovative & raunchy as then.
Just imagine 100 years ago paying a nickel to get in the theater and then seeing this masterpiece
FX people to this day still argue how the rings effect was done. No one really seems to know.
Wouldn't it have been drawn over the film? Like the lightning effect?
@@tigresuave11 - Some seem to believe it was some other method. But yeah, that could just be them proclaiming the "genius" of Fritz's work. There is an excellent chance you are correct.
@@tigresuave11It dosent't Matter. Noone see the story, what is in this movie. Klaus Schwabs vision 2030.
Because a glowing lamp, behind the celluloid Film.
It’s because they were more advanced in the 20s
It was totally worth it, the coloring process. It did real justice to the film, a true, timeless masterpiece.
This is incredible! The emotions are conveyed so strikingly through facial expressions and movements, and that womans eyes!!! Just WOW!!!
Funny enough these effects still hold up extremely well today, Metropolis was way ahead of it's time
The Colorized version of metropolis (1927) really looks Gorgeous and amazing ❤🐱😊
No matter of imaginations, future
scientific predictions and beautiful AI
robot, it is unbelievable this is a 1927
movie. No Exagerrateingly to say that it
compares equally with most sci-fi film
today's in entertainment, surpassed
many in coming anticipations.
@@ColonelSpankysLostBattalion
The most astonishing thing is the
social and economical
environment in 1920s, still in steel
and early stage of oil, but they
were already concepted the
blueprint of today and will
fulfilling in near future. Time
travellers is not my belief, but
utmost foresighted power.
I truly adored Brigette in this film. The way she was able to act in two characters with the same appearance was just amazing. you could really tell the difference where One was a calm and kind human aiming to provide hope to people, and the other was a twitchy robot hell-bent on manipulating people
This film could be the greatest collections of imagery in motion picture. Ridley Scott made
Blade Runner as an au mage to Fritz Lang’s
Metropolis.
This film could not be made today. Doubtful the audience would understand the genius and the message.
Fritz Lang died in 1971 and knew we were headed to self destruction. I hope and pray
he was wrong.
Since I was a child I have never forgotten
seeing this film. it took so many years to restore these beautiful images. this is why
i made film my career. 44yrs and never has
there been any film so powerful. Blade Runner
is it’s stepchild.
RIP Fritz Lang and thank you Ridley Scott for
your affirmation of why this beautiful film is
so special.
Why would the message be lost on today's audience? The concept of a prosperous society built on the backs of an oppressed and exploited lower class is still one of the most common tropes in cinema and television. Prince of Egypt, 12 years a slave, Elysium, the hunger games, V for vendetta, Arcane, into the badlands; the list goes on. Stop being pretentious and condescending.
The word is Homage,not ""au mage"" lololol😆😅🤣
*_That's amazing to watch this ancient movie in color in 2024!_*
This is by far my favoeite colorization of _Metropolis._ It REALLY kept the colors in the Art Deco style, and I loved how the colors danced between silver and gold during evil-Maria's seductive nightmare dance.
And the EYE SCENES! Wow! It was amazing to look at in the original, but adding realistic color... Man...
This movie was so ahead of it's time. Absolutely one of my all time favorite sci fi films.
Perfectamente la historia de esta película se desarrollará en este siglo XXI
*WOW BRO.... THIS HAS TO BE THE BEST COLORIZATION I EVER SEEN... FACT*
This must be the greatest cinematic achievement. Accomplished so much with so little. Fantastic images that were beyond the imagination of most people in that era, a story so beyond dreams told only with images and music, no spoken or written word.
Super! If you click on Settings (the gear icon) and set the playback speed to .75, you can see it in "real time."
Thanks a million
I've seen many attempts at colorizing this great film in my many years. This is by far the I've seen. Well done!
Esto es magnífico! Fue en su tiempo el "Blade runner" de la época. La película de Fritz Lang, seguirá siendo obra maestra absoluta!
¿Te has fijado? Las ciudades de esta película lucen como algunas ciudades actuales de China. 😮😮
Kraftwerk's "Man Machine" featuring the song, "Metropolis."
Bravo, to the person who did the colourization of this classic, saw it in black and white, and will now watch it again in colour.😊
This restoration looks so good it's as if it was filmed in color all along!
This was an amazing colorization of this movie if it was available I’d gladly buy it-. Bravo sir you have done an amazing job on this clip, this lucky science fiction classic is glad to have found you and your talent. Thank you for sharing
Fun fact, the director took inspiration for the traffic jams @1:08 from the 295-N highway around Baltimore between 4-6pm.
This is incredible coloration work.
@ 1:44 And there you have it, folks! The INSPIRATION for 3-CPO! Love the Bennard Hermann soundtrack.
C-3PO! C-3PO! Where are you C-3PO?
@@Emanuela9 😅
I swear to God, no pun intended, I've never noticed the inverted pentagram behind the chair before 😳 Al, thou shall be the downfall of man, and it took Metropolis 98 years ago to show us...
don't be confused AI will be the weapon used against man
@@MrEyesof9 One of the tin foil hat content creators I listen to predicts they will "sell" it as being so advantageous. Why settle for human when you can be Superhuman? Isn't it funny that Eve supposedly tempted Adam with an 🍎, and here Apple the company, their logo BEING an Apple with a bite taken out of it, will be our ultimate temptation?
@@wdgbirmingham2yes I agree because articles say Steve Jobs was gnostic and appreciated Adam and Eve learning good from evil because it opened their eyes and they learned knowledge like God. While it’s also known one of Apples best programmers also committed suicided by eating an apple filled with cyanide back in the day. I believe there was another correlation to the bitten Apple logo but forgive me as many years have gone by since I read it.
I noticed the pentagram too and you cannot tell me this whole film was a warning of what’s to come. Now i think they never intended for us to have flying or levitating machines instead of cars but the flying is only for the authorities. Several years ago I had a dream. they have plans of stopping us of pulling us over by landing on top of our vehicles and attaching themselves to it and hijacking control over it.
TFW they introduced the internet to the public for the first time.
“I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet, but your kids are gonna love it.”
- Marty McFly
Wow this looks great. I'd always heard how influential this movie was but had never seen it. You can see it all over the history of Hollywood. Tim Burton must've been a fan.
Your colorization is *much* better than many. Excellent work.
You also upscaled and removed scratches too, right?
The set designs are amazing and the special effects mind blowing how good they are for the time.
非常にうまくカラー化できているので、驚いてますｗｗ
この映画に関わった制作の人が見たら、どう思うんだろうね？ 当時の撮影風景とか思い出すのだろうか？
監督とメインキャストはすでに鬼籍
My first viewing…breathtaking. Breathtaking.
You've done a beautiful job with colorizing this film! Wow...it looks so good, and I can't believe it's from 1927! O_O
I've seen many versions of the film on here. I did see one with dialogue and background sound. There was also discovery of the missing footage on 16mm. This is the best colour version I have seen. If we could get all this together we could have the complete movie with colour and sound. In 2 years it will be in the public domain.
Serves as information for numerous work of arts: Gotham city, Star Wars , Bioshock
It looks fantastic!
One of my favorite movies and you just made it so Awesome! 😊👍
This isn't only a film. Watch close, think, and you'll find more than a film.
absolutely ......
It's also a movie. 😂
@@Emanuela9 of course .... things have many meanings ..... the impulse shown in this film is something playing out now you will see it in your lifetime .... it has already begun .....
No
Yup! Upside down star, Baphomet, One eyed Messiah (their king whom they are waiting for), his followers calling him, slave, destruction, plus many more.
❤ finally, the background movie of the song, radio ga ga by the queen...
Excelente, felicidades! Gran trabajo
I was -67 years old when this came out. It is amazing to see this
I never saw this all too prophetic movie and now a great goal to finally see it. This was very well colorized and nice resolution! You guys are at the top of your professions to do such an impeccable job! THANKS!
Amazing, we need whole thing like this, but these are probably the best cinematic scenes from the flick.
By far the best coloization of this movie out there. Its a shame you never did the full movie.
I need a full movie of this NOW
Bladerunner, Fifth Element, Batman, even Ghostbusters, and many, many more.
I will never be able to unsee how they all drew inspiration from this.
this movie is so good, especially for its time!
Rejuvenecio con este tratamiento a color, aun me es fascinante y tiene casi 100 años. Gran trabajo 👏
woo increible vi esta peli hase siglos, por asi decirlo. jamas esperaba verlo en color. mis elicitaciones a los q lograron hacerlo.
I love how industrialistic & surreal it is to see. I love it.
日本ではまだ昭和2年 こんな映像ができたのはすごい
ドイツってやっぱり凄い
@@関塚憲-j6e Peccato che poi sia sorto il nazismo
現代社会を知っているから街の風景やアンドロイドも理解できると思うけど、当時映画見た人達は「??ナニコレ」だったろうな
I watch this movie recently and now that it’s been brought to color. It looks amazing. The only reason I say recently is because I purchased a version on DVD that they told me was one of the very few left in existence. I might as well put it in a perfectly preserved case as a time capsule where German expressionism came from.
great job! will buy if you can release it!
Beautiful job Rumble Dog Pictures. The music soundtrack is awesome as well. I can't wait to see the whole film in color.
This looks amazing. Maria has never looked more beautiful.
It's always facinating to see classics in colour. But the shame about it is that it's to the detriment of the lighting which was one of the most important and thought of aspect of black and white movies.
Indeed, and I think Fritz Lang might have objected to coloring the steam yellow, since the use of mustard gas had killed scores of allied troops during WWI which would have been in recent memory at the time of this film’s release.
For 1927, that was fantastic imagination. A big thumbs-up to the imagineers of yesterday.
Very nice job The color looks great!
Pretty darned cool for 1927. Brilliant and spectacular in fact !
Damn... Ima need you to do this whole movie in color! It's fantastic! My favorite childhood movie brought to life!
The color gives the movie life. I would be happy if you have the full movie♥️🙏
In black and white was shocking and fantastic. With colours amazing .
Super dramatic, and it's almost a hundred years old, amazing
Bellissima colorizzazione 🎉
Wonderfully done! Excellent colorization of a great work of art. Bravo!!
I never realized she had an inverted pentagram behind her 'throne'!
A GIANT pentagram, why am I not surprised.
WOW! Talk about "Art predicting the Future"...!!!!
Masterpiece ❤
Maybe I should not say it -but it remains a very impressive piece in colour - I would happily own both versions on Blur Ray
1920s futuristic style is sick
Waait until you see American and English cars of the 202-30s! Look up Delahaye cars
初めて見たメトロポリスがこの合成着色版でした。以来、オリジナルモノクロ版のビデオテープやDVD、マリアのフィギュアを買い漁った20代の頃の自分。
Not all cuts worked for me but the colorization of some - especially with actors - was quite startling. Very stylized.
I could only imagine scores of artists rotoscoping designated sections of each cut to be subjected to specific colour grading. Maybe this is more practical now with machine learning like The Foundry NukeX Copycat node, I don't know.
I have long had an aversion to the colorization of classic B+W films that were lit and shot for gamma 0.65 black and while negatives. Not sure how happy I would be with Casablanca in colour. However I'm willing to accept the notion that colorization is not a kind of 'improvement'- correcting the monochrome defect of the time - but a wholly separate interpretation with an additional layer of post-production artistry overlaid on the original, as long as people understand this was not how it was originally shot and presented.
Fascinating. Well done. I wonder what Fritz Lang would have thought?
１００年前でこれか
もういろいろ完成されてたんだな
I detest colourised versions of movies and tv shows untill today this was almost perfection trully stunning work the only bad thing is I want to see all of metropolis like this
I am deeply impressed by the exceptional skill in colorizing garments. Furthermore, this film undoubtedly provided significant inspiration for subsequent science fiction movies.
I love what you did with it! if it was up to me, you're hired to supervise a new pass at the whole thing 😎👍🏽
覚悟はしてたけど4:45からのVIP先生ゾーンで大爆笑してもうたわ
無声映画なのに面白かった
She reminds me of the song,"in the year 2525".recorded in 1968 by two Nebraskans by the names of Denny Zager and Rick Evans.✌
you did a great job, thank you for sharing this!
You can clearly see a lot of details that likely inspired works that followed. Blade Runner comes to mind, Star Wars, arguably even a bit of Bioshock. Though no work of art exists in a vacuum, this is a mesh of futurism, art-deco, a bit of Roaring 1920s fever. It's funny how by now their fears and hopes for the future both already lay in our past.
Nice coloring job! I’ll watch the whole 153 minute version when you’re done with it! 👍
I was not expecting to like this, but the colorization is so VIVID that it won me over!
Imagine going back to 1927 with a color copie. Such a classic movie.
Eu acho incrível como há 100 anos conseguiram fazer estes efeitos incríveis sem o uso de computadores!
Was this the first and is it the best science fiction film of all time? It is extraordinary!!
This is incredible. Bravo!
Outstanding. This was banned in Philadelphia when it first came out. I think it still is.
Sounds about right. Law and order are banned too. Because it's raaaaaaycist or something.
Great work on this, it adds so much. One thing that will be cool is when AI can competently do this with old movies. To do it yourself must've taken alot. Great job!
This movie almost 100 years old, yet it feels so modern. And that Robot is easily one of the creepest machines i've ever seen.