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The great Walter Hill will be joining me in conversation at the Academy Museum on November 18th for a special Writer’s Branch presentation of 1972’s “THE GETAWAY” in glorious 35mm.
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Thrilled to announce the 25th Anniversary 4K theatrical re-release of Alfonso Cuarón's erotic coming-of-age masterpiece "Y tu mamá también" Back in theaters spring 2027!
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True Romance is one of the only times Quentin Tarantino wrote a film but didn’t direct it. The result? A masterful film directed by Tony Scott. Who’s to say that won’t be the case again in a few weeks? Tarantino put the keys in David Fincher’s hands this time, a director equally as reliable as the late, great Tony Scott. I’m excited.
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Quentin Tarantino Shows Off First 17 Minutes of 'Cliff Booth' and Explains Decision to Revive Character hollywoodreporter.com/?p=123…
Quentin Tarantino's Wraps His AFI Fest Q&A By Showing Crowd First 17 Minutes Of 'Cliff Booth' deadline.com/2026/10/quentin…
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Carrie Coon is back in Chicago at the @musicboxtheatre to receive our Artistic Achievement Award for her performance in THE LIBERATION
Yay @MickeyGuyton
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Today we celebrate the release of one of the greatest movies ever seen.
First Blood 1982. Enjoy this quick montage for the fans it. Brilliant film.
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Sometime in 1983, in the northwest Valley, an unknown prankster altered the "Valley Cir" sign (for Valley Circle Boulevard) to read "Valley Girl" -- a playful reference to the newly released movie of the same name. Like, omigod!
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All the President's Men lost the Academy Award for Best Picture to Rocky at the 49th Academy Awards in 1977. This also includes a field of Best Picture nominees that included Network & Taxi Driver. It’s just one snapshot of how loaded the ‘70s was with timeless Cinema. Do not ask me to relitigate 1977 Oscar race. I can’t do it. I won’t do it. All four of these films are perfect masterpieces.
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Few examples of LA's uniquely wonderful architecture them have been on the scale of the Moorish Revival Shrine Auditorium at 665 W. Jefferson Blvd. It opened in 1926, which is when this photo was taken from the parking lot across Royal St.
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Help us get to 500 backers. We’re so close! Let’s f’in go! Help us reach our next milestone. Support the @FilmThreat Book on @Kickstarter! kickstarter.com/projects/tha… #FilmThreatBook
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Easily one of the greatest action movies ever.
It has the works. Soul, Emotion, Great Villains etc etc etc.
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Candyman (1992) celebrates its release day. A brilliant tale of revenge, consequence and love
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This is roughly how that view looked in October 2025. If you venture downstairs in this place, and look past the jewelry counters, you can still see the remnants of the theatre lurking in the background.
Pantages Theatre on the NW corner of 7th & Hill #DTLA featured vaudeville acts and motion pictures together. “Compromise” came out in Oct 1925 paired with Buzington's Rube Band musical comedy involved dressed as stereotypical country folks with straw hats and blacked-out teeth.





























