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May 23, 2007

Screencaps from Chinatown

Chinatown (1974)

  • "Love Theme From Chinatown" (composed by Jerry Goldsmith)

  • "I Can't Get Started" (playing on Gittes' car radio at the beginning of the film)




























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    May 22, 2007

    Screencaps from The Shining

    The Shining (1980)









































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