Joe “RetroClassic” Pinney

#ClassicMovieNut & #Cinephile 🎬| #Foodie 🍝 | Believer in #JesusChrist ✝️ | My interests include #Rodeo, #F1, #History, #Travel, #Music, & #People!

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Theatrical Films I’ve Seen (Incomplete & Regularly Updated): https://t.co/GQWVDI5pTL

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@mikemovies Steven Spielberg with 1940s film technology would make absolutely fascinating viewing. I bet he could get to creating 2 or 3 films a year within those parameters. And the casting choices would be incredible.

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@For_Film_Fans "Wal, Ah think Ah'm gonna become a pilgrim, PILGRIM. Remember I said 'that'll be the day'? Wal, tuh-day's tha day."

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@mikemovies The drive-in theater is especially interesting: it blends location footage filmed at the entrance of the Paramount Drive-In Theater in Paramount (in the South Bay) with a model of the now-demolished Van Nuys Drive-In, which was located 32 miles away.

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@mikemovies This scene is a wonderfully complex combination of location shooting with temporarily-converted storefronts and signage, as well as detailed model work by John Dykstra's effects crew.

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@FlaggHazel2 I always kinda liked this one, despite its general trashiness. It's always been a bit of a guilty pleasure. Sure, it's been a long time since I've seen it, but I remember being fairly riveted to the story & actually giving a damn what happened to Caine's character & his son.

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@TarantinoWorld I've always loved this film. It's Tarantino's most emotionally mature work.

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@TheCinesthetic The real fun of this scene is knowing that the actor playing Clem,@JamesHebert, is, in real life, a very clean cut, friendly, highly educated guy who was raised in Louisiana on the Chitimacha Indian Reservation.

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@For_Film_Fans The narrator is director Paul Thomas Anderson's father, Ernie Anderson.

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@Comichistorians The narrator is director Paul Thomas Anderson's father, Ernie Anderson.

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@TheStingisBack "You're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!"

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@el_reconquisto @LaInaMinute One of the most prominent figures in early Los Angeles, Pío Pico was a Californio of mixed Spanish, Native American, and African descent. He served twice as the last Governor of Alta California under Mexican rule in the 1840s.

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@el_reconquisto @LaInaMinute The 26 Afro-Mexican founders were free citizens from the northwestern provinces of Sinaloa and Sonora. In Spanish Mexico, intermarriage was common, and people of African descent held prominent roles in society.

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@MrFreeze1961 @RODEOHOUSTON You mean, "stop pandering to them and pander to ME instead."

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@arjun3252 @axaxia92 Disney? They didn't make any of the Jack Ryan films. It's always been strictly a Paramount Pictures IP.

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@Variety @MovingPictures2 The voice of Jake, the Cat from Outer Space, in Disney's 1978 movie of the same name. 😔

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@GRCinemaTicket Honestly, STAR TREK II: THE WRATH OF KHAN (1982). ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK (1981) & REVENGE OF THE SITH (2005) are also favorites, though.

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@Lieutenant_Jaws @mikemovies PATRIOT GAMES (1992) is a very, very good film. It was a real shame that Harrison Ford only did two Jack Ryan films, because he was excellent as the character. Superb direction by Philip Noyce and a terrific score by James Horner.

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@mikemovies These two movies literally came out the day after I did:

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@TheStingisBack THE SUGARLAND EXPRESS (1974), Steven Spielberg's North American theatrical debut. Outstanding film.