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60 of 262 · most liked firstPeople don't want to see the original print of Star Wars, that thing must look awful by now. They want someone to restore it like they did with Lawrence of Arabia. Not *fuck with it*, preserve it. Restore it to its original glory. www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...
neutral · AI labelView post →You've inherited a movie theater, what's your first double feature? It actually would be MICHAEL STROGOFF and LAWRENCE OF ARABIA and if your bladder is still alive, we're throwing in ZULU.
neutral · AI labelView post →That's longer than Ben-Hur or Lawrence of Arabia and those movies have intermissions. You need to EARN the right to make a movie that long and Marvel has not earned that.
neutral · AI labelView post →Started up Lawrence of Arabia and apparently it plays the whole score to a black screen before the film starts and I was on my hands and knees trying to figure out the problem with the video for 4 whole minutes.
neutral · AI labelView post →Two time Academy Award winning editor Anne V. Coates, who cut LAWRENCE OF ARABIA, OUT OF SIGHT, and FIFTY SHADES OF GREY was born 100 years ago today. She made one of the most iconic edits in film history.
neutral · AI labelView post →i'm seeing Lawrence of Arabia in theaters and everyone is like bragging about it to each other? like i'm in line for the bathroom and multiple people were like "oh i hope the movie hasn't started yet.........i'm actually seeing Lawrence of Arabia 😊" yea man we all are. it's a one screen theater
neutral · AI labelView post →He judged a movie based on what it was trying to do, not whether it was Lawrence of Arabia. His review of Booty Call has always stuck with me, and was a perfect example of why he was great. “I’m astonished at some of the things I laugh at. But laugh I do.” www.rogerebert.com/reviews/boot...
neutral · AI labelView post →"There may be honor among thieves, but there's none in politicians." Tonight, 7/8, at 7pm EST, the Deadlights Theater presents... LAWRENCE OF ARABIA Come and join us for this rich and complex classic, a colossus in the history of film. www.patreon.com/c/scumbeliev...
neutral · AI labelView post →It’s Maurice Jarre’s birthday. He had an illustrious career as a film composer (Lawrence of Arabia) but I first came across him when I saw Witness. His score is exquisite but this scene, in particular, is just beautiful, with the synthesiser played by Clark Spangler: youtu.be/BL_X7GelX5Q?...
neutral · AI labelView post →#Edwards1000SixtiesMovies 201/1000: LAWRENCE OF ARABIA This is my fourth time already watching this grand epic that made O'Toole a major movie star. How could I not love this classic that is a giant in terms of cinematography, script, editing and all? BTW, this deserves all its Oscars.
positive · AI labelView post →LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (1962): Too epic to summarise in a bleat, so I will say two things: 1) The film is a weird time capsule of a time when American audiences could be expected to identify with Arab nationalism and even a romantic view of Islam. That period was brief but very interesting in retrospect
neutral · AI labelView post →In Lawrence of Arabia (1962) Lawrence claims that Britain is not a desert country. This is a reference to the movie not being set in August of 2026.
neutral · AI labelView post →“We now return to Lawrence of Arabia presented in its original Ultra Cinemascope letterbox format.” 
neutral · AI labelView post →This is a trivial example but the widespread and persistent inability to identify obviously fake information online (the film is 11 months away, doesn’t have a final edit yet, is probably still in the reshoot stage, and won’t be as long as Lawrence of Arabia) is a bigger problem
neutral · AI labelView post →After the end of a film, especially a long and epic one like Lawrence of Arabia, my grandfather would inevitably say "of course, it was all filmed on the Isle of Wight." I carry on his legacy. It catches people sometimes.
neutral · AI labelView post →LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (1962) In order to film Omar Sharif's entrance through a mirage, Panavision created a 482mm lens specifically for this one shot. It's never been used since.
neutral · AI labelView post →I went to see "Lawrence of Arabia" at the New Beverly Theater with my friend from college, who I liked a lot. We held hands during the movie, but quickly separated during the intermission. After the movie, we had our first kiss. And, Dear Reader, we celebrated our 25th Anniversary this past June.
positive · AI labelView post →Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos says BARBIE and OPPENHEIMER would have been just as big on Netflix. “There’s no reason to believe that the movie itself is better in any size of screen for all people. My son’s an editor, he watched ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ on his phone.” via @nytimes
neutral · AI labelView post →#mystery #filmsky #moviesky “Honey, would you drop me down a Tab? My mouth is so dry, I feel like they could shoot 'Lawrence of Arabia' in it.” Dyan Cannon #BOTD The Last of Sheila, 1973 [Screenplay by Anthony Perkins & Stephen Sondheim]
neutral · AI labelView post →I think Lawrence of Arabia might be the coolest most epic movie Ive ever seen. The scale of it and without digital is truly spectacular. It was a hole in my filmography for a long time but Im glad I waited to watch it. I dont think there is a time in my life where I'd appreciate it more.
positive · AI labelView post →my dad: my favorite movie is Lawrence of Arabia because the protagonist reminds me of me exactly me: my favorite movie is Oppenheimer because the protagonist reminds me of me exactly everyone, looking at our family: you guys have issues
neutral · AI labelView post →From Lawrence of Arabia to 50 Shades of Grey is a hell of a run as a film editor. When asked what she thought of 50 Shades, Anne Coates said, “I think it could have been a bit more raunchy.” She's not wrong.
neutral · AI labelView post →I was at Panavision Woodland Hills on Friday and passed the display case holding the “Lawrence of Arabia” lens built by Tak Miyagishima and George Kraemer to film a mirage on the 65mm Super Panavision camera. I remember Freddie Young, BSC writing that it looked like a firehose nozzle!
neutral · AI labelView post →Nothing but 5 stars Brief Encounter - A beautiful, and unexpectedly great romance. Lawrence of Arabia - As epic a movie ever made. All That Jazz - An extraordinary honest movie. The Spanish Prisoner - Not for everyone but I love Mamet. #LastFourWatched #letterboxdfriday #letterboxd #filmsky
positive · AI labelView post →It’s 1962 and 29yr old PETER O’TOOLE leans against a Camel taking a break on the set of a movie that was about to turn him into an international star overnight as well as bag him the first of no less than 8 nominations for the Best Actor Oscar. LAWRENCE OF ARABIA
neutral · AI labelView post →Started Lawrence of Arabia and man.. they weren’t kidding when they said this movie was gorgeous
positive · AI labelView post →Saturday's are built for - and deserve - diopic adventures, and this film is of epic proportions. I recall last seeing this on TV in the 1980s. I feel it's time for a re-watch and this will probably be the last time I'll watch it. Let's do this; #NowWatching Lawrence of Arabia (1962) #SummerSeason7
neutral · AI labelView post →Man, the last couple of shots of LAWRENCE OF ARABIA -- haunting. What a film.
positive · AI labelView post →LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (1962) In order to film Omar Sharif's entrance through a mirage, Panavision created a 482mm lens specifically for this one shot. It's never been used since.
neutral · AI labelView post →In the aftermath of the film’s premiere Noël Coward told Peter O'Toole that if he had “been any prettier, the film would have been called Florence of Arabia.” LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (1962)
neutral · AI labelView post →I'm sure the Musk documentary telling us he's an evil, childish loser is very accurate and he's very upset, but tbh I already know he's a shithead. If I have 3 hours and 45 minutes to watch a film about a guy with a messiah complex, I'd much rather watch the breathtaking Lawrence of Arabia.
positive · AI labelView post →I’ve seen Lawrence of Arabia on a very big screen and it was a nearly religious movie experience. I don’t think you’re getting that on your Google pixel my nepo baby bro
neutral · AI labelView post →Latest read, Seven Pillars of Wisdom (1926) by TE Lawrence; no wonder the movie Lawrence of Arabia is great--to capture even a fraction of this remarkable book would produce those results. Brutally matter-of-fact & hauntingly lyric, Lawrence's intelligence, will, & sensitivity lives on every page.
positive · AI labelView post →It will never cease to astound me that Preston wasn't nominated for an Oscar for it. (The film got nominated for Best Picture, losing to Lawrence of Arabia) A fun tidbit: "Great honk!" replaces the archaic regional minced oath "Jeely Kly!" from the stage show.
neutral · AI labelView post →What is your favorite "epic" movie?. What is your favorite "epic" movie? By "epic", I'm referring to the old-school style of movie. Expansive story, massive production kind of movie. I'm currently rewatching Lawrence of Arabia.
neutral · AI labelView post →Get ready to kick your feet up and enjoy THE 70MM FILM FESTIVAL! Featuring ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD, 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY, LAWRENCE OF ARABIA, DUNKIRK, IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD, and more! August 8th-21st Get Tickets Now: musicboxtheatre.com/series-and-f...
neutral · AI labelView post →The 1960s was a point where they still had vestiges of studio craftsmanship but budgets were ballooning while film topics were diversifying and LAWRENCE OF ARABIA was made right in that sweet spot. Earlier and it would have been neutered. Later and it would have been grungier.
positive · AI labelView post →"What is [Dune] about?" "Have you heard of... the mysterious Orient?" "... What?" "What if a movie was "post-colonial" but "post-colonial" meant something VERY different to usual?" "Have you heard of... Lawrence of Arabia?" "What if Lawrence of Arabia wasn't gay and also, was Jesus?"
neutral · AI labelView post →— CLAUDE RAINS. “NOTORIOUS” “FOUR DAUGHTERS” “LAWRENCE OF ARABIA” “CASABLANCA” “THEY WON’T FORGET” “ANTONY and CLEOPATRA” “NOW, VOYAGER” “THE WOLF MAN” et al. HE is a character actor extraordinaire. But imagine making your Hollywood film debut . . . and not being seen.
neutral · AI labelView post →#NowWatching LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (1962). Director: David Lean. Peter O'Toole, Omar Sharif. Epic. That's all! Rewatch. #filmsky 📽
positive · AI labelView post →The fact this got 1.3K likes and 50 reposts is telling when film snobs can’t comprehend cult cinema — because let me tell ya, sure, while it’s not his best, The Running Man is fcking Lawrence of Arabia in the world of action B-movies 😂
neutral · AI labelView post →You've inherited a movie theater. What's your first double feature? Lawrence of Arabia and The Great Dictator Dune II and The Last King of Scotland The Dark Knight Rises and Marie Antoinette Poetry and The Fountain Children of Men and Smiles of a Summer Night
neutral · AI labelView post →What’s a single frame from a film that could hang in an art gallery? #filmsky Lawrence of Arabia
neutral · AI labelView post →Filming has begun on Lawrence of Arabia 2: Hee Hee Hubabaloo.
neutral · AI labelView post →A reissue of LAWRENCE OF ARABIA was the last film I saw in a cinema with my late son, James. Sat in the dark together, didn't say a word until the credits ended & the lights came up. "Did you enjoy it?" I asked, nervously. "Yeah, it was great!" he fired back enthused. That's why I'm in for this...
positive · AI labelView post →Apparently David Lean watched this film a lot before making LAWRENCE OF ARABIA in order to learn how to shoot landscapes #TCMParty #TheSearchers ^JW
neutral · AI labelView post →Slightly breaking the formula here, because while it makes the *title* worse, I think Lawrence of Arabia With Big Naturals would be an even better film.
neutral · AI labelView post →Favorite film from every decade: 20s Nosferatu 30s Wizard of Oz 40s The Third Man 50s Rashomon 60s Lawrence of Arabia 70s The Godfather 80s Withnail & I 90s Fargo 00s Lost in Translation 10s The Master 20s Emily the Criminal
neutral · AI labelView post →Getting someone to watch Lawrence of Arabia by telling them it’s a marvel movie
neutral · AI labelView post →Lawrence of Arabia (1962) -- Director: David Lean. https://letterboxd.com/film/lawrence-of-arabia/
neutral · AI labelView post →New Substack: Lawrence of Arabia and how key individuals from the Arab Revolt were portrayed in the film… achurchill.substack.com/p/article-la... @herberthistory.bsky.social
neutral · AI labelView post →Just fulfilled the dream of several years to see Lawrence of Arabia on the big screen in 70mm film
positive · AI labelView post →Yeah, at all the film schools now, that's how they're teaching. Everyone looks at their iPhones when watching historical epics. 🙄 "My son's an editor, he watched 'Lawrence of Arabia' on his phone."
neutral · AI labelView post →Tangentially, I saw LAWRENCE OF ARABIA in 70mm this summer and my god there’s a whole second film in there
positive · AI labelView post →Peter O’Toole made his feature film debut in David Lean’s Academy Award®-winning epic LAWRENCE OF ARABIA. See The Paris Theater’s own pristine 70mm print during Big & Loud - a celebration of 70mm, Dolby Atmos and audio-obsessive cinema! Get tickets: www.paristheaternyc.com/film/lawrenc...
neutral · AI labelView post →I should be allowed to hunt this man and his son for sport. Lawrence of Arabia is a movie that simply cannot be experienced as it should be on a phone screen. A very large tv screen is BARELY sufficient.
positive · AI labelView post →Unsurprisingly, Coates won the Oscar for Best Film Editing for Lawrence of Arabia.
neutral · AI labelView post →Well, I wanted to bestow the name of a master craftsman upon it. Thus "Lawrence." The role of "T. E. Lawrence" in the film Lawrence of Arabia was portrayed by stellar thespian Peter O'Toole. 🌟🔨🌟
neutral · AI labelView post →He watched a YouTube film guy talk about Lawrence of Arabia imo
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