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Some films fall victims of age. They seem antiquated or outdated by today's standards. All the following films fall into several of the same categories. There are the message films in which the film now seems like an afterschool special.
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Film.com compiles a list of the 50 best movies not nominated for a Best Picture Oscar
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''An Affair to Remember''? Forget it! ''Citizen Kane''? A faded Rosebud! ''The Exorcist''? You laughed. PopWatchers list movies people have always said were must-sees -- and then you saw them and wondered what the fuss was all about...
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Journalist Christopher Moloney decided to start printing out stills from the films and comparing them to their real-life counterparts. Other scenes can be found at his web site, FILMography (http://philmfotos.tumblr.com/)
Source: www.vanityfair.com
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@brokegirlsguide of @hellogiggles picks the best "broke girl" moments in film and TV, from "Office Space" to "Bridesmaids
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Emma Thompson has a drawl in ''Beautiful Creatures''; we list regional put-ons that didn't take off
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"Life is like a box of chocolates" was originally written for John Travolta, Michael J. Fox thought he was too busy for Back to the Future, and eight other unsettling cinematic almosts
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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A @VanityFair slideshow of the "The 25 Most Fashionable Films in Hollywood"
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10 actors, from Gary Oldman to Evan Rachel Wood, list their favorite films.
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"Life is like a box of chocolates" was originally written for John Travolta, Michael J. Fox thought he was too busy for Back to the Future, and eight other unsettling cinematic almosts
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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Some films fall victims of age. They seem antiquated or outdated by today's standards. All the following films fall into several of the same categories. There are the message films in which the film now seems like an afterschool special.
Source: whatculture.com
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Film.com compiles a list of the 50 best movies not nominated for a Best Picture Oscar
Source: www.film.com
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''An Affair to Remember''? Forget it! ''Citizen Kane''? A faded Rosebud! ''The Exorcist''? You laughed. PopWatchers list movies people have always said were must-sees -- and then you saw them and wondered what the fuss was all about...
Source: www.ew.com
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Journalist Christopher Moloney decided to start printing out stills from the films and comparing them to their real-life counterparts. Other scenes can be found at his web site, FILMography (http://philmfotos.tumblr.com/)
Source: www.vanityfair.com
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@brokegirlsguide of @hellogiggles picks the best "broke girl" moments in film and TV, from "Office Space" to "Bridesmaids
Source: hellogiggles.com
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Emma Thompson has a drawl in ''Beautiful Creatures''; we list regional put-ons that didn't take off
Source: www.ew.com
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A @VanityFair slideshow of the "The 25 Most Fashionable Films in Hollywood"
Source: www.vanityfair.com
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10 actors, from Gary Oldman to Evan Rachel Wood, list their favorite films.
Source: www.flavorwire.com
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Holly goes on a date to the library
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Holly then meets Paul Varjak, a new tenant. Outside the brownstone, Mrs. Failenson arrives and is introduced as Paul's decorator.
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When filming, hundreds of onlookers watched Audrey Hepburn's window-shopping scene at the start of the film.
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