[The Post an Interesting Pic thread]

I see both of your photos.

 

I'm still using Windows XP with Firefox.

Oh, sure Fred. You wait 'till he fixes it.. then look at it..

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Tony Curtis

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Jane Fonda

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[The Post an Interesting Pic thread]

OK, how is it now?

A little more to the left.. ok.. down a little.. no.. wait.. more to.. THAT'S IT! Ohhh.. much better! Oh yeah.. right there..

[The Post an Interesting Pic thread]

I can see both.  I'm still using Windows XP. Thanks for letting me know.

 

I get the same result with Chrome and IE11 - text only

 

Maybe if you run it through TinyPic again it'll work - I assume you did that the first time, like your screenshot.

[ANOTHER Dreaded Schedule CHANGE]

1978?  That's too new to be considered a "classic".  Try again in another 20 years.

Maybe there were just one too many "feel good" movies in the schedule that day..

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mmmmmmmmmm ok then.....

 

Is she Hedy Lamarr?

mmmmmmm ok then...

[The Post an Interesting Pic thread]

Tea party; from left to right, standing, Bonita Granville, Judy Garland, and sitting, Tommy Kelley and Sybil Jason.

 

Your pic is invisible. Hope this helps..

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hmmm.. no. Someone a little more exotic.

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ok - this one should be obvious

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Annndd..

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And so it is. Thank you!

[What's the Matter with Helen? (1971)]

I'm trying to watch What's the Matter With Helen (1971) - all I can see is singing and dancing. I'm not being psychologically thrilled. It's kinda like the tv mystery movies of the time - Columbo; McMillan & Wife; etc.

 

The color is great.. beautiful to look at. The only odd thing I noticed was the tinge of color in the opening newsreels. Were any of those Hearst Metrotone newsreels from the 1930s in color?

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To be fair, I stuck with this one all the way to the end, which I actually liked - the last 20 minutes or so. Once all of the scenes showcasing Ms. Reynolds' dancing skills were out of the way, I was able to see a movie there.. and the thriller part of it's description began to bloom. Ms. Winters was very attractive, as was Ms. Reynolds.

 

Amended 4/27/15/1:38 PM

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Easier, perhaps..

[Gangster movie to identify]

0:34 - 0:39 looks like George Raft in the car being filled with bullets - maybe Scarface (1932)..?

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Well, it's about time. I must say..  Gary Cooper ! - Thank you!

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TWO !

[Name the pre-1970 film]

A director's 1960s blockbuster was a setback. When budget estimates reached $14 million, the producers attempted to replace this director with another whose name was similar but longer, and abandoned the idea after hundreds of locals in the cast went on strike, declaring: "We can and will perform only for our friend, Monsieur [name]".

[Movie characters addressing the audience.]

                 This is referred to as "breaking the fourth wall"

         a stage term for the space between the actors and audience.

 

A good example of this in a dramatical film would be, A Matter of Life and Death (1946) - Conductor 71 breaks the fourth wall to speak directly to us.. just for a moment.

 

One of my all-time favorite films, BTW.

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