"Roommates" Randolph Scott and Cary Grant
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James Cameron on the set of Titanic.
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Fifty-Five Hollywood Online Interactive Kits (Windows 3.1, Hollywood Online, 1994/1995/1996)
You can play them in your browser here.
Edit: my mistake, they're for WIndows 3.1, emulated in DOSBox.
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Y’all wanted more, ya got it 😏.
This is Part 3. For more: Part 1, Part 2, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9, Part 10, Bonus
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Theater display for “Cat People” (1942).
As many film students know, this was the movie that invented the “jump scare,” created not by the director, but by editor Mark Robson. The way he did it was, he had continuing movement in one direction, a through line in a direction between cuts, and then had something come in parallel to the continuing movement. This resulted in a jarring sense shock and fear. The jump scare was extremely rare prior to the 1980s.
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Dreamworks literally went from Biblical retellings to fairy tale satire to talking animal antics to epic fantasy to whacky jukebox musicals with super dark subtext.
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lady of sorrows / haxan (1922)
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OMYGOD BRO.
THIS PICTURE IS JUST. I NEED HIM TO DO THAT TO ME, BUT I WOULDNT MIND IF IT WERE ROUGHER😩😩
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Buster Crabbe, Olympic Gold Metalist 1932, Actor
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The best scene in the entire Pirates Of The Caribbean franchise is one you've never seen.
Don't let yourself be fooled by the dialogue and slower pacing, this is a fight scene, as intense and intricate as any of the others. Perhaps moreso.
It's a battle, not of swords, but of wits and words, though the real battle isn't the game.
This scene not only demonstrates how cunning and threatening Jones is, but also how dangerous and clever Will has become since the first film.
In my opinion, the fact that we were given the shorter version of this scene is one of the greatest tragedies in cinematic history.
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Elvis and Judy Tyler for Jailhouse Rock | c. May, 1957.
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