Ben Deutsch 🎬
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Avid moviegoer and film buff. #MetsSky. NYC / Inwood resident. Star Wars. Bourbon. Ramen. I have a cat. I have a beard. Long days and pleasant nights.
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Postu gösterThe culture of the line on The Block was such a scene that in 1974, when The Exorcist was breaking box office records, the New York Times dispatched reporter Judy Klemesrud to interview the people outside waiting to get in. Look who she found.
Postu gösterWhen I was in high school and college, that block was a whole social scene; standing outside in line for hours with your friends was as big a part of Friday nights as the movies themselves. Some pix from the heyday of The Block.
Postu gösterIt was the pre-multiplex era; a successful Cinema 1 booking could last 10, 15, 20 weeks and launch an Oscar campaign. Cinema 1 was the gold standard--Jane Fonda's Julia played there for so long that it left only when her next movie, Coming Home, took over. Cinema 2 was smaller, artier, cooler. RIP.
Postu gösterA piece of NYC movie history dies tomorrow; it's the last day of operations for Cinema 1, 2, and 3 on 3rd Avenue. From the 1960s into the 1980s, Cinema 1 and 2 were the most sought-after bookings in Manhattan. That street, which also housed the Baronet and Coronet, was known as The Block. >
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