Why Movies Use Black and White

After 80 years since the invention of color film, why are movies still using black and white? What makes our greatest directors, photographers, and social app filters resort to the two-toned spectrum when the possibilities of color are endless to what our human pupils can see? ---Watch this episode on YouTube. Subscribe to Least Important Things Monthly. You can be part of the show by leaving a voicemail here. You can email the show at [email protected] or reach out via social media at the links below. Read our articles and learn more about the show at www.leastimportantthings.com ---Sources for this episode:Royalty-free music and sound effects via Artlist.com'Oppenheimer' Oscar Winning Cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema Breaks Down Filming in IMAX B&WFrances Ha - Official Trailer I HD I IFC FilmsGEORGE A. ROMERO | Night of the Living Dead | Higher LearningKevin Smith and Jason Mewes Explain Why 'Clerks' Was In Black and WhiteWhy “Oppenheimer” Writer And Director Christopher Nolan Carries A Burner PhoneThe Third Man - Lime's IntroductionThe Third Man -- OPENING TITLE SEQUENCEThe Wizard Of Oz (1939): Dorothy Steps Into TechnicolorMoss & Roy Reunited - Richard Ayoade & Chris O'Dowd Best Bits | Travel ManThe Lighthouse | Official Trailer HD | A24Send us Fan MailFollow Least Important Things: Letterboxd InstagramYouTubeTikTokFacebookAll content falls under fair use: any copying of copyrighted material is done for a limited, educational and “transformative” purpose, such as to comment upon, criticize, or parody a copyrighted work. Such uses can be done without permission from the copyright owner.