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I prefer to watch b/w movies as actual films when possible (like 16mm films) because it seems more life-like than watching b/w films on TV...the increased quality of the film image seems to make up for the lack of color.
Also you can turn down the color level to eliminate color on colorized b/w programs...it does not seem like there is any adverse affect by the colorization when this is done. Was watching the Absent Minded Professor DVD...this appears to be colorized as i'm sure this was originally a b/w movie. It seems like they did a good job with the color, though....however I did turn down the color so I could watch it in black and white.
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