Classic cinema

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Taxi Driver Movie Theater Scene

I don't have to worry about Webster doing this. I don't get the paper and he can't read. via I do love Alfred Hitchcock. Hitchcock, Sir Alfred (Joseph) (1899–1980), English movie director. Acclaimed in Britain for movies such as The Thirty-Nine Steps (1935), he moved to Hollywood in 1939. Among his later works, notable for their suspense and their technical ingenuity, are the thrillers Strangers on a Train (1951), Psycho (1960), and The Birds (1963).

Do you have a Cinebarre where you live? Not to be confused with Cinnabon, it's a movie theater that serves meals and drinks. I frequent another Seattle cinema where they serve you beverages while you watch, but never meals. No more sneaking dinner into my oversized purse! Hal and I went for the first time over the weekend, the Sunday brunch special. We ordered french toast, a breakfast burrito, and the mimosa duo: a bottle of bubby on ice with two half carafes of orange and grapefruit juice…

Vintage lettering adds a touch of authenticity and character in an age that's starting to feel overwhelmingly pixel-perfect. Inspired by multiple sources,

P.s. I do miss smoking.

An old HDR I took back in 2007, reprocessed. BTW, does it happen to you that people will (obviously) fav some random images in your stream in the hope that you do the same? And then you look and they have gazillions favorites... only topped by their contacts? Yesterday, somebody faved my last uploaded image, and 3 others slightly further in my stream. This was as I was uploading the 53 images. 51 of those are only parts, ugly in themselves, but part of the final pano. 3 of those got faved…

Illustrious Mr. Hitchcock

Sunset Boulevard is a 1950 American film noir directed and co-written by Billy Wilder, and produced and co-written by Charles Brackett. It ...