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▲ 7 r/cinescenes

Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003) - "Butcher's Bill"

u/WolfCine — 3 days ago
▲ 3 r/cinescenes

Dreams (1990)

At the 1:08 point in the video the French woman warns the Japanese man looking for Vincent Van Gogh that Van Gogh has been in a lunatic asylum.

u/WolfCine — 3 days ago
▲ 20 r/FIlm

Sideways (2004) Directed by Alexander Payne

The ultimate wine geek romantic comedy movie.

u/WolfCine — 10 days ago
▲ 6 r/lostmedia

[partially lost] The World of Photography from the PBS series Alive From Off Center

Years ago the avant-garde PBS series Alive From Off Center featured a short film called "The World of Photography," with a photographer and another guy who said he wants to be one. There were weird bits like clowns, boots with mayonnaise on them, lots of jokes about photography. Plus one scene where the guy who wanted to be a photographer sings a song in a voice over about photography while he's lost in thought.

I believe the guy who wanted to be a photographer was a performance artist in real life. I thought it was funny, quirky and cool. Only saw it a couple times. Might have recorded it. I remember showing it to my idiot so-called best friend and he, being an idiot teenager, laughed at and said the two guys in it were likely gay or some sort of nonsense. Not friends with that idiot anymore thankfully.

Wish I could find this weird World of Photography episode. It was really good and different. If anyone knows where to find it please assist!

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u/WolfCine — 10 days ago
▲ 77 r/oldmovies+1 crossposts

American Pop (1981)

Classic rotoscope animated rock musical starring Ron Thompson as Tony and Pete and directed by Ralph Bakshi. Ron Thompson was also great in Baretta, The White Buffalo, American Me, Cargo.

u/WolfCine — 11 days ago
▲ 277 r/90smovies+1 crossposts

Basic Instinct (1992) Starring Sharon Stone

Classic scene.

u/WolfCine — 12 days ago
▲ 74 r/BruceCampbell

Bruce Campbell & Jeffrey Donovan at Denver Comic Con: Full Panel (2014)

Apologies for the awful, obnoxious oversized logo this idiot YouTuber felt the need to put on the lower left corner of the video. Still a cool video of Bruce.

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u/WolfCine — 13 days ago