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MovieSnob@lemmy.filmEnglish · 1 year ago

To Live and Die in L.A. -- William Friedkin R.I.P.

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To Live and Die in L.A. -- William Friedkin R.I.P.

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MovieSnob@lemmy.filmEnglish · 1 year ago

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I’m speechless. One of the greats of modern cinema, one of the original “New Hollywood” directors of 1970s. He made it all look so dangerously real.

_Photo: _Elen _Nivrae _from _Paris, _France, _CC _BY _2.0_, _via _Wikimedia _Commons

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Sorry to hear of the passing of William Friedkin. THE EXORCIST is great, but for me the real classic was SORCERER.
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  For me, it’s time for a rescreening of Sorcerer! 🌉🚚🌉

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