Reminiscing for the Nostalgic

millionmovieproject:

One Way Out (1956)

I’d go and see it.

Where’s the crowd?

(Source: always-fair-weather)

always-fair-weather:

Movies I’ve Seen in 2012

29.  The Devil Makes Three (1952)

Starring:  Gene Kelly, Pier Angeli

Director:  Andrew Marton

Rating:  ★★★/5

Gene is *so* attractive in this poster.

-ultraviolence:

How many more days do I have to wait already? I’m so in love with this film, and I haven’t even watched it yet.

(Warning: Be prepared for major spamming for The Artist and Jean Dujardin in the next few months.)

Same here. The anticipation has been building for so long, that I already feel like I know it well. I hope the film lives up to my expectations (I’m sure it will). I’ve watched two of Jean’s films and have become a fan of his in the process. Please, Mr. Dujardin, don’t cut your new ties with Hollywood; I’d like to see how you both can benefit from one another. And I’m wishing you and this awesome film luck when the Oscars roll around!

(via walkingthroughwindows)

(Source: always-fair-weather)

fuckyeahvintage-retro:

Drive-In Theatre in Boston (1940’s)

Is it silly that I’m in love with this sign?

jenbebe:

I was going to do something really cool with this, but Photoshop is acting a fool and won’t let me use the extract filter.  Then I decided I liked it this way.  Perhaps they’re watching the classic Polar Bears in a Snowstorm. 

The blank screen leaves it open to the imagination, which is far more interesting than having another image inserted into it.