Would you prefer colorization of B&W films if done well?

Maybe on a few old musicals and children's movies--Stan Laurel's daughter once stated that her father would have loved the colorized version of Babes in Toyland, for instance, since the bright candy-coated colors fit in nicely with the Mother Goose setting and the child-friendly story. But instead of colorization, studios should instead invest in digital restoration of some older films--a movie in crisp, sharp B & W is as attractive as anything in color.