quote:Op woensdag 1 juni 2005 16:15 schreef ranja het volgende:
The apartment? of L'apartment is dat geloof ik
Ja!!! Het is heel gewoon The 4th Floor...quote:Op woensdag 1 juni 2005 16:19 schreef ranja het volgende:
is het dan gewoon The 4th floor?
okquote:Op woensdag 1 juni 2005 16:38 schreef Sokolsky het volgende:
Dolle_hond: ik keur 'm af omdat jij maar één van de drie antwoorden gaf. Geen punten dus.
quote:This film is one of my favourites because fifty years ago I was a young projectionists in a small cinema in the East Midlands, England. My future wife, was also a projectionist there (this was just after World War II, and the men were still away in the forces) and was where we met. I later became a movie house manager for several years before leaving the business with the advent of TV.
Although it was hilarious the film hit the nail on the head with many home truths. The projectionist and the cashier were always rivals and vied for positions of authority. I knew many projectionists who were fond of the bottle. The way the show was kept running in all adversities was also typical of real life in a small "flea pit".
A great film of days that used to be ! Incidentally my wife and I celebrated our golden wedding two years ago, and we did our courting at the movies on our days off.
quote:Two years before the movie "Majestic" (starring Jim Carrey) debuted, the director wrote on the THEATRE HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S web site that he was searching for information about historic theatres for his forthcoming unnamed movie. This reviewer responded with information and said that the description of it he gave sounded something likeHe responded that he was amazed that anyone remembered
, but that it was indeed an inspiration for his movie.
Look closely at the lobby in "Majestic" and you will see it clearly resembles that in the 'Bijou,' even if the facades were much different. These films turned out very differently, but at least the architecture rewards lovers of theatres
quote:This was a very good movie. I am a huge fan of(unfortunatly this wasn't a main role for him as suggested by the newer DVD case). Although he was an excellent supporting role/extra do not watch this movie expecting him to be the main character as I did the first time watching it. The movie had humorous situations and clever one liners.
, who played Jean, was very funny and an excellent compliment to
who plays Matt. The movie is also black and white (another aspect that I was not expecting but probably should have realized). This is a nice light comedy that is fun to watch with friends or on a date.
quote:A delightful story of a young couple that inherit The Bijou -- a broken down movie theater -- and against their wishes make a go of it.
Virginia McKenna and Bill Travers play Jean and Matt -- the young couple.
I was familiar with Ms McKenna's work but Bill Travers was new to me.
I was half way through the film before I realized that Percy Quill the projectionist with a drinking problem was. Even though he was about 32 when the film was released he plays a little old man -- and superbly.
Als jij deze vorm van humor hebt dan denk ik niet dat we jou ooit voor een FMT-meet uit moeten nodigenquote:Op donderdag 2 juni 2005 09:38 schreef hornage het volgende:
mmm, dit ziet eruit als een humor film. mmm, the pink panther?
Zo erg is het nu ook weer niet met mequote:Op donderdag 2 juni 2005 09:49 schreef Zartos het volgende:
Goedemorgen
Enorme bel in mijn hoofd aan het rinkelen...
Weer Saw?
oei, geen uitnodiging voor FMT-meetquote:Op donderdag 2 juni 2005 09:41 schreef twentemeisje het volgende:
Als jij deze vorm van humor hebt dan denk ik niet dat we jou ooit voor een FMT-meet uit moeten nodigendus
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