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Músico.

México, D.F.
Joined March 2012
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🇫🇷 Aujourd’hui, le Louvre souffle ses 233 bougies ! 🎂 Le 10 août 1793, le musée du Louvre ouvrait ses portes au public sous le nom de Muséum central des Arts. Les visiteurs pouvaient y admirer des œuvres issues des anciennes collections royales. Merci d’être toujours présents pour vous émerveiller des chefs-d’œuvre du musée. * 🌍 Today, le Louvre celebrates its 233rd birthday 🎉 On August 10, 1793, the Louvre opened its doors to the public as the Central Museum of Art. Visitors could admire artworks mainly from the former royal collections. T Thank you for always being there to marvel at the museum’s masterpieces.
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This Vertigo shot was so subtle I didn’t even notice it when watching the film for the first time
I love how Scorsese conveys Jimmy's anxiety; it looks like their table gets smaller and more diagrammatic, while the background looms closer and becomes far more real! All of that energy from outdoors seems to compliment DeNiro's performance.
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Mission: Impossible 2 (2000) looked at Brian De Palma’s sleek spy thriller and said, “What if this was an operatic John Woo action movie instead?” Suddenly Ethan Hunt feels like an action myth rather than a secret agent.
Name a movie sequel that’s completely batshit insane compared to the original.
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IN THE LINE OF FIRE was released 33 years ago today. John Malkovich accepted the role without reading the script. The chance to play opposite Clint Eastwood was enough, and the performance earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
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Cillian Murphy says Christopher Nolan never misses with his endings. “In all storytelling, your ending, your third act is the hardest… And I remember reading the OPPENHEIMER script and going, ‘Yeah, fucking yes. What a great ending.’”
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Christopher Nolan has long cited Michael Mann’s HEAT (1995) as a major inspiration for THE DARK KNIGHT (2008). The influence is easy to see in the film’s grounded crime drama, city-scale storytelling, and unforgettable opening bank heist. teapaw.org/auteurhouse/status/205…
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The character of Frank Costello in The Departed is loosely based on Boston gangster Whitey Bulger. Scorsese gave Nicholson freedom to shape him. The actor wanted Costello to be “frightening but charismatic,” pushing for more madness and deviance.
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“She was a complete stranger. She was a bit intimidated at first because she’d heard of the band, but she wasn’t a Rush fan”: Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee on Anika Nilles’ rollercoaster audition for Rush's Fifty Something tour guitarworld.com/artists/band…
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マーティン・スコセッシ監督と🙇🏻🙏🫶
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The “six‑minute shot” in All the President’s Men is a showcase of acting and technical precision. The “six‑minute shot” in All the President’s Men is iconic because it turns a simple phone call into pure cinematic tension. Robert Redford holds the screen with quiet focus, even keeping a natural slip of words. Alan J. Pakula and Gordon Willis pull off a single slow zoom, balancing Redford with the busy newsroom. The background shows colleagues chasing Tom Eagleton, while the camera locks onto Woodward uncovering the deeper truth. Redford’s focus against the fading newsroom makes this one of cinema’s most unforgettable moments.
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Tom Sizemore's menacing glare in the coffee shop scene in Heat was brought about through his extensive training in lethal force. Michael Mann explains "Right here, Sizemore does something very interesting. He had the cold look in his eye, which anybody encountering, communicates without any words or histrionics - lethal potential. It’s a belief in himself as his character, Cheritto, that Sizemore got from the work we did in pre-production. You have to do the work, feel you have the aptitude and the capability of being that lethal, and then the moment's there." Michael Mann’s quote comes from the director’s commentary track on the Heat DVD.
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No es sólo la crónica de una noche que salió mal, es el retrato de un país dispuesto a castigar a todos aquellos que se salieran del orden y la moral pública, un país donde ser joven y libre era casi un delito… REDADA EN UNA FIESTA HIPPIE, mi nuevo libro, ¡muy pronto en librerías! 📚✌🏽☮️✨🏳️‍🌈🍃 #lafiestahippie #420 Edición de libro: @guilloSC Edición de video: @algoandres Música: @ElMesseguer
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The first scene filmed for Goodfellas (1990) was Morrie’s Wigs. It was directed by Stephen R. Pacca so it would look like a real low-budget local commercial.
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Sony Pictures is developing a “Metal Gear Solid” movie, with “Final Destination: Bloodlines” directors Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein set to direct. variety.com/2026/film/news/m…
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