First color movies? anyone know a list? I have a friend who thinks its wizard of!
Question: First color movies!? anyone know a list!? I have a friend who thinks its wizard of oz!.!?
I got into another argument with my friend!.
He says that the first color movie was "Wizard of Oz"
I said it wasnt!.
I been looking on line, and i found out it was deffinetly not first, but i want a list!. Any ideas!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
He says that the first color movie was "Wizard of Oz"
I said it wasnt!.
I been looking on line, and i found out it was deffinetly not first, but i want a list!. Any ideas!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
Answers:
The first film to be made with color was made in 1908!. It is called A Visit To The Seaside!. It was 8 minutes long!. The first full length movie to use color was The World, The Flesh And The Devil from 1914!.
NOTE: Nobody really knows what the first color movie was I add this note to save time for the hundreds of people in search of the answer!. Color films have been made by one technique or another since the 1890's!. Yes it's true! One thing is sure, it was not the Wizard of Oz or Gone With the wind! (www!.Widescreenmuseum!.com) Although it had won 3 oscars, had a cast of well established and major stars and literally set the bar for popularity at it's release, "The Adventures Of Robin Hood" is seldom remembered for what it is!. Released To National and international audiences in the spring of 1938!. Far more than a year before the August 12th release of The Wizard Of Oz in 1939 and coming three months short of 2 years before Gone With The Wind's December 15th 1939 Premiere, "The Adventures Of Robin Hood" was the First major motion picture wide released in full spectrum color as we know it today!. Although the three strip Technicolor technique had been used before in shorts and cartoons and with some quality in long one reeler's Such as: "Trail of The Lonsome Pine" It had Not been used in a major Big budget film and never before with such high quality!. To be sure; Neither The Wizard Of Oz, Gone With The Wind OR The Adventures Of Robin Hood were the Very first color films ever made!. But!.!.!.as far as recognised Big budget major motion picture clasics!.!.!."The adventures of Robin Hood" came First, The Wizard Of Oz second, and Gone With The Wind third!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
NOTE: Nobody really knows what the first color movie was I add this note to save time for the hundreds of people in search of the answer!. Color films have been made by one technique or another since the 1890's!. Yes it's true! One thing is sure, it was not the Wizard of Oz or Gone With the wind! (www!.Widescreenmuseum!.com) Although it had won 3 oscars, had a cast of well established and major stars and literally set the bar for popularity at it's release, "The Adventures Of Robin Hood" is seldom remembered for what it is!. Released To National and international audiences in the spring of 1938!. Far more than a year before the August 12th release of The Wizard Of Oz in 1939 and coming three months short of 2 years before Gone With The Wind's December 15th 1939 Premiere, "The Adventures Of Robin Hood" was the First major motion picture wide released in full spectrum color as we know it today!. Although the three strip Technicolor technique had been used before in shorts and cartoons and with some quality in long one reeler's Such as: "Trail of The Lonsome Pine" It had Not been used in a major Big budget film and never before with such high quality!. To be sure; Neither The Wizard Of Oz, Gone With The Wind OR The Adventures Of Robin Hood were the Very first color films ever made!. But!.!.!.as far as recognised Big budget major motion picture clasics!.!.!."The adventures of Robin Hood" came First, The Wizard Of Oz second, and Gone With The Wind third!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
The first film to be made with color was made in 1908!.
It is called A Visit To The Seaside!. It was 8 minutes long!. The first full length movie to use color was
The World, The Flesh And The Devil from 1914Www@Enter-QA@Com
It is called A Visit To The Seaside!. It was 8 minutes long!. The first full length movie to use color was
The World, The Flesh And The Devil from 1914Www@Enter-QA@Com
Don't know of a list, but the first that made it to the movie houses was The Wizard of Oz!.Www@Enter-QA@Com