The world of movies has evolved a lot during the recent times. We now have not only 3D cinema but also 5D cinemas in ultra-high definition. Still the charm and exuberance of black and white cinema is not lost and there are many lovers of this form of cinema still. A cinema is considered to be a vintage they have been made in such a technology which is considered to be out dated today. Many of the films made in the decades of 40s and 50s Hollywood are considered to a classic. These cinemas still can be seen by the lovers of movies and cinema.
 

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For The Lovers of Classic and Vintage Cinema

There are DVDs and CDs of all these movies which are available for cinema lovers. There are many film makers who still prefer making films in Black and White as it suits their needs and the theme of the movie or the story could be best described in the black and white. It can also be said that vintage cinema has its roots in art cinema and not in the mainstream or the commercial Hollywood or any other cinema in the world. The success of the movies like The Artist and Schindler’s List prove that black and white as a theme can still be used to portray post-modernist appeal.

The lovers of classical movies have many ways to show their love for these movies. There are many classic cinema memorabilia stuff which can be purchased online and also be bought to show the love. These memorabilia also includes movie posters and DVDs. Classic cinema stuff like old records, photographs and other video tapes are also sold to the lovers of the movies for the lovers of the cinemas. Black and white creates an altogether different understanding of the movie and hence there are so many lovers and admirers of this cinema. 

These movies are now easy to own and have a collection of. All these movies are available at various online stores and galleries. They come with a fixed rate tag and price. Some of the movies which have very limited edition of prints left are auctioned to the lovers of the cinema. These prints are then put on auction and bids are invited from all the members from various places. The bidding goes on for several days and the highest bidder at the end of the process gets to own these cinema memorabilia.