20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954). Some of the matte paintings by legendary matte artist Peter Ellenshaw.
One of the first feature-length films to be shot in CinemaScope, it meant the paintings had to be quite large and shot from a distance due to the shallow depth of field.
It happened again! This is one seat but the whole theater was lined with trash
I’m going to make it my presidential platform that if you’re invited to a free screening with free concessions as a critic and you do this, a teenage usher gets to beat the shit out of you
Today I was crossing Hollywood and Highland, where peds & tourists cheered a just-married couple celebrating in the middle of the intersection while a fire ravaged a strip mall down the street.
I've lived in LA my whole life, and this is the most LA candid I've ever snapped.