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Film school in a single shot #spielberg

Incredible 1970’s Brutalist corporate design by architect Paul Rudolph

1995 - David Fincher filming in Lancaster, California.

And God Created Woman (1956)

Subway Quint

Two icons meet. JAMES CAMERON, Oscar winning director of TITANIC. MARTIN SHEEN, 3-time Emmy winner of THE WEST WING. This is one of the most powerful books I've ever read. Order Ghosts of Hiroshima here: AMAZON: amzn.to/3QuiZT8 B&N: bit.ly/3D7IFSw

DAYBREAK EXPRESS (1953) Shot by D.A. Pennebaker over 3 days in New York City using four rolls of 16mm Kodachrome film. The footage sat untouched in his closet for 5 years until he figured out how to edit it and create a projection print. Music by Duke Ellington. Pure magic.

Film editing truths 🎞️✂️ Thank you Jack!

John Carpenter wrote, directed, composed the score and edited this film...which was shot in just 20 days.

Absolutely brilliant film, so so good

WIP Stanley Kubrick · 2001: A Space Odyssey (1961) [RAW UHDTV 8K 4320p · Remastered 70mm Scan from the Original Camera Negative · Broadcast on NHK BS8K, Japan, 2025] Please read the entire post. RT!

I may not know much about baseball, but I know a perfect scene when I see one. "Recreate him in the aggregate."

You don’t have to know about or enjoy baseball to appreciate how great this scene or film is. I do love baseball & think Moneyball might be a perfect film.

Dr. Bowman POV

The ONLY thing cooler than this movie is the UNTOLD STORY of how they made it. And everyone is talking on the record. Leo, Brad, Margo, the entire cast+crew and a new intro by #Quentintarantino. The MAKING of Quentin Tarantino's ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD by Jay Glennie!

Cary Grant on his 80th birthday about to get after it.

My choice for a scene that begins with white-knuckle tension and then explodes into batshit cinematic madness.