Sam Gets Request 13 Durieux
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- fourthstooge
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I've wanted this one since seeing his teasers on Facebook. The blue he has been using is really striking. I suspect this is going to be like the last few of his that I've picked up where I unroll them and they are 10 times better than the online image. The $75 price tag for a regular does seem like the gallery is really sticking it to us, though. Still, his stuff is just amazing. I lost count of how many I have and I just can't get enough. I've got a list of older movies I'd like to see him do!
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KNEEL13 wrote:I didn't notice the plane until you mentioned it.wneff wrote:I like how the S encircles the incoming plane.
I think I will watch this movie tonight. It's been a while.
And of course Bogie's hat on the right side just sitting there as a subtle reminder....
Even though I enjoy this exactly as is. The only other phrase i could have gone for would be "Sam, Plays It"..jkw3000 wrote:Beautiful print, just always feels like there may be a better sentence than "Sam Gets Requests" (probably why they had a mock of "Sam The Pianist")...then again, I'm weird and just find the phonetics of it to be a little off.
Feels like the existing image would work perfectly (including the lack of Bogie) if it read (in quotes) "As Time Goes By," maybe with smaller text saying "Performed by Sam the Pianist" somewhere under it or near the bottom. Still a gig poster and, as a movie poster, would work in capturing a particular scene.
Just a thought. Again...still looks beautiful. Oh Durieux...
- stuarthimsley
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This print is much darker in person, which muddies the artwork to the point where the dark blue shadows of the trees are barely distinguishable from the lighter blue sky. It's kind of disappointing to be honest.
- Lomier66
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+ 1 on the Reg.
Can't believe these are still up as its a beautiful looking print Had been putting it off for the sake of the wallet but a re watch of Casablanca yesterday directed me back to Phonebooth's site quick sharpe Was shocked yet pleased to see others had passed and I was able to get a belated score
Love the nods to Ricks presence with his hat and the third champaign glass.
The detailing on Sam's piano is also
Can't believe these are still up as its a beautiful looking print Had been putting it off for the sake of the wallet but a re watch of Casablanca yesterday directed me back to Phonebooth's site quick sharpe Was shocked yet pleased to see others had passed and I was able to get a belated score
Love the nods to Ricks presence with his hat and the third champaign glass.
The detailing on Sam's piano is also
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- earlgreytoast
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Watched Casablanca for the first time last night. Great flick. Was really struck by the use of lighting and shadows in almost every frame of the movie. And how shockingly gorgeous Ingrid Bergman is.
So of course, thought of this print and came back to look at it again with new eyes. Like most, not a fan of the huge title, but goddamn do I love how LD incorporated the lights and shadow, especially in the tiled floor and on the piano. In my perfect world, the regular edition would have used the variant colors and the variant would be the same image without the center text.
So of course, thought of this print and came back to look at it again with new eyes. Like most, not a fan of the huge title, but goddamn do I love how LD incorporated the lights and shadow, especially in the tiled floor and on the piano. In my perfect world, the regular edition would have used the variant colors and the variant would be the same image without the center text.
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- Lomier66
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The shots in Rick's office! every time. Just beautiful cinematography.earlgreytoast wrote:Watched Casablanca for the first time last night. Great flick. Was really struck by the use of lighting and shadows in almost every frame of the movie
Agree that the title placement is a little odd but the rest of it is just so great and as there aren't many good Casablanca prints about I jumped on this one. Can't wait to see it in person.
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