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who-gee??Lion wrote:
who took these pictures? wee-gee?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weegee4nik8 wrote:who-gee??Lion wrote:
who took these pictures? wee-gee?
Were I a filmmaker, I'd find this highly inspiring and eerie!Fellig's nickname was a phonetic rendering of Ouija, due to his frequent, seemingly prescient arrivals at scenes only minutes after crimes, fires or other emergencies were reported to authorities.
Naked City (1945), was his first book of photographs. Film producer Mark Hellinger bought the rights to the title from Weegee.[8] In 1948, Weegee's aesthetic formed the foundation for Hellinger's film The Naked City. It was based on a gritty 1948 story written by Malvin Wald about the investigation into a model's murder in New York.
what the..? Netflix doesn't have this?!?The lead character of Bernzy, played by Joe Pesci, in the 1992 film The Public Eye, was strongly inspired by Fellig.
I've got a copy of this film, it's one i saw as a kid and loved. It's not available on DVD, i got the exrental video then copied to an AVI file.4nik8 wrote:Were I a filmmaker, I'd find this highly inspiring and eerie!Fellig's nickname was a phonetic rendering of Ouija, due to his frequent, seemingly prescient arrivals at scenes only minutes after crimes, fires or other emergencies were reported to authorities.
Naked City (1945), was his first book of photographs. Film producer Mark Hellinger bought the rights to the title from Weegee.[8] In 1948, Weegee's aesthetic formed the foundation for Hellinger's film The Naked City. It was based on a gritty 1948 story written by Malvin Wald about the investigation into a model's murder in New York.
The Naked City has been added to your DVD Queue at position #300
what the..? Netflix doesn't have this?!?The lead character of Bernzy, played by Joe Pesci, in the 1992 film The Public Eye, was strongly inspired by Fellig.
It's 752MB with a running time of 01:38:35. Not big at all!4nik8 wrote:AVI?!? it must be a monstrously huge file...
It's just the same quality as the VHS not the best but it suits me, i'm not one of these people who say i can't watch DVD'S now because Blu-ray is so amazing ::) . They really annoy me with this crap.4nik8 wrote:That's surprising - how's the quality?
the naked city was a good film. you would probably like akira kurosawa's stray dog.4nik8 wrote:Were I a filmmaker, I'd find this highly inspiring and eerie!Fellig's nickname was a phonetic rendering of Ouija, due to his frequent, seemingly prescient arrivals at scenes only minutes after crimes, fires or other emergencies were reported to authorities.
Naked City (1945), was his first book of photographs. Film producer Mark Hellinger bought the rights to the title from Weegee.[8] In 1948, Weegee's aesthetic formed the foundation for Hellinger's film The Naked City. It was based on a gritty 1948 story written by Malvin Wald about the investigation into a model's murder in New York.
The Naked City has been added to your DVD Queue at position #300
what the..? Netflix doesn't have this?!?The lead character of Bernzy, played by Joe Pesci, in the 1992 film The Public Eye, was strongly inspired by Fellig.
