Fun fact: there’s a recently-ish restored copy of ‘Le voyage dans la lune’ that was hand-colored way back in the day. And the band Air made a soundtrack for it. It was on YouTube, but apparently gotten copyright-struck by someone, and the viewer is advised to be wary of the multitude of AI colorations when looking for a new upload.
You’re right, the warm ports have the blu-ray with not only the colored and soundtracked version, but also a b&w version with an English narration written by Melies, and another with actors voicing the characters as performed in the US in 1903.
Fun fact: there’s a recently-ish restored copy of ‘Le voyage dans la lune’ that was hand-colored way back in the day. And the band Air made a soundtrack for it. It was on YouTube, but apparently gotten copyright-struck by someone, and the viewer is advised to be wary of the multitude of AI colorations when looking for a new upload.
This is usually where le pirate is more reliable. Thanks for the tip.
You’re right, the warm ports have the blu-ray with not only the colored and soundtracked version, but also a b&w version with an English narration written by Melies, and another with actors voicing the characters as performed in the US in 1903.