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Category Archives: movies/plays
STOMP
Yesterday was my birthday (yes, I’m older and wiser today :P) and went to see STOMP for the first time! I’ve known about the show for quite some time, but never seen the real one — wow, I really enjoyed … Continue reading
Old Movie Posters at Brooklyn Heights Cinema
We went to Brooklyn Heights Cinema last Friday to watch the Exit Through the Gift Shop (one of the best documentary (?) films I’ve seen in a long time, definitely makes you think, too!) and as I thought, inside of … Continue reading
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Tagged brooklyn heights, brooklyn heights cinemas, exit through the gift shop, movie theater, old movie posters, theater
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Catch Me if You Can Opening Title Sequence
Yes, I know, this is from 2002, but I watched “Catch Me if You Can” on the TV over the weekend and saw this amazing opening title sequence again and I remembered the first time I saw this — I … Continue reading
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Tagged catch me if you can, opening title sequence, video
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Art & Copy
Last night, I went to see this film about advertising called “Art & Copy” — as I was majoring advertising design in my art school and worked at an advertising agency for 6-7 years, this was pretty exciting to me … Continue reading









