One of the things peoples don’t realise about these films is that it wasn’t the cameras or film stock that were black and white, but the lights.
You’re on Sploid, not Gizmodo. And you’re only about the 90,075th person to accuse them of copying content off of Reddit (the poster there which in turn probably copied it from somewhere else, typically...)
And how did they add the black and white filter without Instagram?
Okay, genius, so how did they remove the sound? I get how it could be done now, with modern editing equipment, anybody could remove the sound from a piece of footage on a halfway decent Mac. But how did they get the sound out of the movies back then? You can’t do that with a phonograph, that’s for sure.
Hulkamania happened.
Did you just copy this whole story from Reddit? I litereally just read this a few days ago there with exactly the same content.