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Title: Colorized version is remarkable as colorized versions go
Review: As other reviewers have indicated, the colorized version in this set is definitely next generation, noticeably superior to--in particular--the Ted Turner-backed colorized versions of various movies (circa late 1980s/early 1990s). You don't get the sense that you're watching a colorized version. If you're expecting Technicolor-like brilliance, you may be disappointed. My expectations were conservative; the DVD exceeded those expectations. Haven't scrutinized the B&W version yet.
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