America Roaring 1920s / HD Colorized

America Roared, Soared, and Was Never Bored, Igniting Endless Fads and Crazes of Excess and Frivolity. I Greatly Enjoy !
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Thanks for sharing this amazing video❤️

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I'm a retired photographer and this is a fantastic piece of work, congratulations. Hug.

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[@candykane4271]

Awesome to see color, smiles and styles and cars and trolleys. A world without Internet. Ancient history

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Thanks for a most fascinating video. I look forward to the next!

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A fabulous video, as always! Thank you so much 😄

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[@roughriderreturns5039]

The Bright Style videos seem to always make me homesick for a time and place I have never been.

[@pdcasablanca]

I know that feeling vey well. There's actually a new word for that; "Anemoia" = feeling nostalgia for a time you never experienced. Taken from "The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows by John Koenig

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@@pdcasablanca Thank you, very much.

[@theresacarpenter746]

Awesome video!! I love how you bring them to life!!

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[@GrantvEurope]

Very interesting video, thank you !

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[@JohnA000]

It was a time when my grandparents were young. And I have fond memories of them so it is good to imagine what it was like for them in their youth.

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Where has humanity gone wrong on looking your best. Amazing footage

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Why nobody feels good about themselves anymore

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Great channel.👍👍

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[@Austinjack6718]

The Syndicate Members are all present day actors. I see Morgan Spector from the show The Gilded Age😊

[@juliak5801]

Wow, amazing how each photo comes to life 😮 I had a random conversation with a stranger some years ago, who had lived during many decades. He said the 1920s was the best, as electricity had come in, there were less cars and people were friendly.

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[@canadaverydry]

Even the thugs were elegant!!!!!

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[@davewalter1216]

Fascinating as always. The "Syndicate members, 1926, Chicago" (~3:40) look like actors I've seen in a film. It's uncanny. How sure are you on the provenance of this image?

[@Stock--Rosso]

"Actor" Stephen Graham in Syndicate Members 1926😂

[@dumitrucatalin1192]

At min. 5:05 the real life saga...you said... of prost... my azz... with Bette Davis in midlle ? You couldnt notice that?

[@AnnaStasya5]

That is correct. But few noticed.

[@dojocho1894]

kind of puts to rest that we are so modern elegant and sophisticated today...lol

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Wow

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[@kleibermkultra]

to me, the shot of the 1920 bus taken in New York is powered by free energy, that is, without the need for fuel.

[@ArtbyKatina]

I recon the shoes back then would’ve been better, more comfortable and more durable. They look nicer too.

[@canadaverydry]

Is it me or each photo seems to got out from a movie ?...They were so neat and elegant!

[@jasongcrow5313]

Yes. Pretty sure one of the "prostitutes" was Bette Davis.

[@vikkirobinson4131]

Certainly some are, famous faces can be seen.

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[@Jomaxp]

The Americans and their firearms a love story more intimate than Romeo and Juliet

[@2muchpurple]

Interesting video. But your AI has a long way to go with its head movements, etc. Also, several of the photos were from the 30s or other decades, judging by hat and dress styles.

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[@janettecuthbert2591]

In the 1927 San Francisco street scene...that's Al Jolson standing by the car.

[@Alex_1957al]

На 3:39 кадр из фильма "Подпольная империя" (в русском прокате) в центре актер Стивен Грэм в роли Аль Капоне.

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[@ge484]

baltimore elite? at 5;20, Detroit emblem, Ty Cobb?

[@fransue56]

I’m sorry but the the AI motion is creepy, but the enhancement and colorization is quite good though

[@beverlyjohnson3025]

"The real-life sage of prostitutes whose testimony put Lucky Lucianao behind bars" looks like Bette Davis is one of the ladies sitting in the middle of the front row. Is this from a 1930s film?

[@ravenhill_night_visitor_1968]

sorry but i don't like the adding of AI into your videos or on youtube, down with AI. you can make beautiful videos without AI.

[@yamil.343]

Until 1929 came…

[@MB-zy4cm]

Was that a movie about prostitutes? 🤔because Bette Davis the actor was the one in the middle? 😂

[@Roxy-ev7wg]

Do some research those colors were not around back then.

[@warriorpoet9629]

Stephen Graham wasn’t around in 1926