u/mdafidel1

▲ 13 r/classicfilms+1 crossposts

Classic Black and White Movie Name

I’m looking for this black and white movie about a guy and girl - one is from the city and the other from the country and they each show the wonders of each world.

One specific scene I remember is them being in the grass/wheat and seeing the city lights with a carnival going in the sky. It was very surreal and beautiful but I can’t remember the film.

I also watched a classic film documentary on hbo that had the film in it. Any thoughts?

Solved: Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans

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u/mdafidel1 — 1 day ago
▲ 4 r/whatsthemoviecalled+1 crossposts

Horror Movie about a man stuck inside a building/skyscraper and fighting for his life against supernatural phenomena trying to kill him

I want to say this is an 80s movie, the man is roughly middle aged so 50/60.

The beginning of the movie I believe starts out in a bathroom and that’s when he discovers strange things are happening. It is inside an office skyscraper. He is also wearing a suit.

Another scene I remember is he gets to a parking garage and a bunch of cars start driving themselves at him trying to kill him.

I am almost positive this is an 80s movie because of the cars and the way the film looked. I can’t remember why this is happening but I think it had to do with someone cruel or evil he did and this is kind of “payback”

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u/mdafidel1 — 2 days ago

Film Negatives

Hi! Im a collector of film negatives and am also a huge Dylan fan so I was wondering if anyone is aware of any websites that may sell negative film of his pictures.

I’ve tried looking up some old photographers of his (Goldsmith/Landy) but am just coming across prints. I’m sure something like what I am looking for is out there!

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u/mdafidel1 — 2 days ago
▲ 5 r/movies

The Graduate vs. Midnight Cowboy

I’m not asking what is the better film - I don’t like ranking art like that. More in line with different categories each film appeals to you more.

Culturally - which had the bigger impact on the film scene and counterculture of the youth

Cinematography - which had the better cinematography

Storytelling - which story appealed to you more? How so?

Acting - which gave greater acting performances?

EDIT: Want to add in a soundtrack/use of music category

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u/mdafidel1 — 7 days ago
▲ 4 r/Actors

If you had to compare Dustin Hoffman in the 60s/70s to an actor today, who would it be? Not solely in terms of acting ability but also culturally

I ask because I am trying to understand how he fit in with society (specially the young baby boomers) and what people thought of him across the board.

u/mdafidel1 — 7 days ago

Was the Barracuda popular in the late 60s?

I see Camaros get way more love but I personally think this is a cooler car

u/mdafidel1 — 10 days ago