It’s a Colourful Day…a Colourful Blogathon Day…

…without further ado…let the waiting be over…and the colours start splashing…

It feels like forever since I announced it but here are the entries. Thanks to those contributing posts and thanks to those reading them. I can’t wait to read all the colourful thoughts. I’ve had some early birds and really  had to restrain myself from kicking off the Blogathon early…I was that excited.

Send any colourful posts you have my way…even spur-of-the-moment ones. Anything with a colour in the title welcome even if you didn’t sign up.

Please come back during the course of the next two days as I’ll be updating the list below as often as possible.

Click on the movie name to read the post…

Day 1:

	demandedcriticalreviews brings you a wonderfully  psychedelic Yellow Submarine
	MovieRob presents the first movie that came to his mind on announcing the Colours Blogathon – The Blue and the Gray.
	Cinematic Scribblings presents Raise the Red Lantern, a movie that promises to be excellent.
	MovieRob can’t resist an movie he’d watched over and over in the 80s. Here’s Yellowbeard.
	Taking on my favourite genre, colour and childhood hero, here’s MovieRob with Red River.
	MovieRob gives us a movie about rising up and aiming to be a champion despite the prejudices in The Great White Hope.
	Movie Movie Blog Blog shares a wonderful Charlie Chaplin comedy that is The Gold Rush.
	One that sounds absolutely wonderful…another by MovieRob. Here’s Purple Violets.
	Love Letters to Old Hollywood gives us a delightful post on The Pink Panther. (And I’m sure, like me, you’ve now got the theme motif going through your mind).
	The Midnite Drive-In brings us WW III with an action-packed Red Dawn (the 1984 version)
	MovieRob is making a week of it (thank you) and keeps us on the edge of the seat with Black Book.
	Gorgonzola or Roquefort…definitely time to watch and learn with The Blonde Screwball and her review of Red Dust.
	The Stop Button presents Devil in a Blue Dress and tells us the things that work and those that, unfortunately, don’t in what had such great potential.
	Green isn’t what it seems with Thoughts All Sorts‘ post on Soylent Green.
	I’m (Thoughts All Sorts) going to be cheeky and re-share one of my favourite movies Le Grand Bleu (The Big Blue).
	Tranquil Dreams presents us with a delightful sounding Blue Jay. Thanks for sending this our way…if you hadn’t misplaced your White Oleander DVD we wouldn’t have known about this one.
	Realweegiemidget Reviews just can’t resist this substance…the real or the visual. She writes about the sweetness of Chocolat.
	For some gorgeous visuals from the fun Red Riding Hood brought to you by It Came from the Man Cave!
	For superb animation and an Oscar-worthy nomination, head on over to Rhyme and Reason for The Red Turtle.

Day 2:

	Crítica Retrô mysteriously brings us blackmail and intrigue with The Woman in White.
	The Blue Bird, a wonderful sounding (looking?) silent gem is presented by Silent-ology.
	dbmoviesblog shares a French cult classic with us. Head on over to be tempted by Betty Blue.
	Sat In Your Lap takes a look at an early Bogart movie that may still have a little relevance today with Black Legion.
	Lifesdailylessonsblog brings us some interesting facts both about the real events and the movie with Black Hawk Down.
	Pure Entertainment Preservation Society presents us with a delightful, solid piece of gold in The Solid Gold Cadillac.
	To end day two, here’s MovieRob with The Color of Night.

The Colours Blogathon

8 & 9 September 2017