Noooooooo!!! Some of THE BEST EVER films made are in black and white.
Just dont expect 21st century special effects, and DONT expect to absorb the whole story through your eyes, you have to use your brain, and *own* imagination.
Try Frankenstein or the Bride of frankenstein with boris karloff, 1931. T'was scary if you used your imagination rather than rely on what you actually see on the screen.
Brighton Rock is great with Richard Attenborough.
For the girlies, Deanna Durbin is a must, especially The Amazing Mrs Holliday.
And in my opinion, there's never been better than the original Johnny Weismuller Tarzan films.
The first psycho was filmed in black and white by choice for the effect.

I'm going to show my soppy side by suggesting Life is Beautiful by Roberto Benigni.

Its a really funny film, with a very good story to tell about hope.

Right that's my soppy side sorted now who's for some blood bath horror film?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Legend_of_1900
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Education_of_Little_Tree
Thousands of movies later, B&W inc, There are only a few that have frozen me in awe. These are two of them.
I highly reccomend these two.

One of my favourites is Lady sings the Blues with Diana Ross, the story of Billy Holiday, its brilliant.....has me in tears every time

I love Clerks, but I only like Clerks 2 a lot.

Just couldn't reach the same heights although it had some very good moments.

The cartoon was ok, but not at same level. Truly bizarre in places though.

I have the cartoon series, but struggle to connect with it as well as with the films.

Probably why they did so few episodes.

As far as J&SB Strike Back goes, it was OK, but just didn't have any sense to it all.

It is a strange thing to say, but Clerks had a great deal of intelligence in there, as well as some of the sickest humour out there.