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A good read.

A good read.

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The premiere of Sabrina, 1954.

The premiere of Sabrina, 1954.

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chiinky: Old fashioned.

chiinky:

Old fashioned.

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My man! He does it all.

My man! He does it all.

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The legend.

The legend.

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hollywas: Abbott and Costello 1942

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Abbott and Costello 1942

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Glover

Glover

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musicfoodiedramamovieholic: Great picture.

musicfoodiedramamovieholic:

Great picture.

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The Artist

The film is almost a hybrid of ‘Singing in the rain’ and ‘A star is born’…

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dancebambie: Beautiful and Amazing!!

dancebambie:

Beautiful and Amazing!!


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awkweirdme: Lawrence of Arabia (1962) P365 Film #363 This is a truly epic film. Not just in its running time (which is substantial), but in its scope and ambition. It depicts a man’s travels and experiences in Arabia during World War I. The landscapes are pretty amazing and it’s filmed beautifully. However, I can’t say I enjoyed all of it. What I did enjoy were the scenes of emotion and character moments. On the other hand, seeing people ride on camels for extended amounts of time, political talk and a rather slow-moving film in general, doesn’t interest me so much. I imagine a lot of film buffs would heavily disagree with me on all of this, but, while I can easily praise how well-made it is, simply, this film just didn’t do it for me.

awkweirdme:

Lawrence of Arabia (1962)

P365 Film #363

This is a truly epic film. Not just in its running time (which is substantial), but in its scope and ambition. It depicts a man’s travels and experiences in Arabia during World War I. The landscapes are pretty amazing and it’s filmed beautifully. However, I can’t say I enjoyed all of it. What I did enjoy were the scenes of emotion and character moments. On the other hand, seeing people ride on camels for extended amounts of time, political talk and a rather slow-moving film in general, doesn’t interest me so much. I imagine a lot of film buffs would heavily disagree with me on all of this, but, while I can easily praise how well-made it is, simply, this film just didn’t do it for me.