Of course we all dream in colour. No one dreams in black & white.
"It's like I'm talking to my Aunt Sylvia here!"
Why even ask? Wouldn't God know? A question like that would have me questioning the validity of his claim to being God.
My "#3" key is broken so I'm putting one here so i can cut & paste with it.
"Bingo" again.
Rebuild the WTC exactly as before and keep old movies accurate!
Why even ask? Wouldn't God know?
I agree I have never heard of eneyone dreaming in black and white
shareWhen this movie was made - back in the 70s, it was pretty well assumed that people dreamt in black and white. (I suspect that it was because of television being in black and white up to the mid 60s).
I remember wondering about this as a kid. It's really difficult to think back to your dreams and remember details (at least for me). It seems like I have a total grasp on a dream when I wake up - and the more I think about it, the less I remember, until it falls apart. There are only a dozen or so dreams in my whole life that were so graphic or profound that I remembered every detail.
Now that we all see color in movies and television, I suspect that no one even questions the black and white vs color.