I love this website. Still location photos from movies with corresponding modern day photos of the same location.
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Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Posthttps://www.reelstreets.com/films/sparrows-cant-sing-2/
I love this website. Still location photos from movies with corresponding modern day photos of the same location.
I'd seen something similar before (possibly the same site?). It's such a simple idea but wonderfully well executed. Totally addictive once you start clicking!
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It is a fantastic site.
I’ve used it for years, and the great thing is, you can search movies by the location they were filmed.
Thanks to this website, I’ve searched and watched a few awful movies just because they were filmed in locations familiar to meLast edited by Yabs; 10-08-2022, 06:28 PM.
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Thanks Herlock.Just been perusing the Bond film,Dr No.Pictures.Familiar with most of the Jamaican photos from my time there in 1948/49. Dunn River falls especialy,and a sunday in May 1949.when a party of Jamaican girls and British soldiers held an introduction party there.Except for one local couple,we had the beach and the falls to ourselves.The falls themselves hasn't changed,but the area has.Wonder if the old tradition of introduction party is still held,and does a girl still keep an engagement notebook?
Dr No i believe,was based on a true person.The three blind mice,what did they represent?
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Originally posted by harry View PostThanks Herlock.Just been perusing the Bond film,Dr No.Pictures.Familiar with most of the Jamaican photos from my time there in 1948/49. Dunn River falls especialy,and a sunday in May 1949.when a party of Jamaican girls and British soldiers held an introduction party there.Except for one local couple,we had the beach and the falls to ourselves.The falls themselves hasn't changed,but the area has.Wonder if the old tradition of introduction party is still held,and does a girl still keep an engagement notebook?
Dr No i believe,was based on a true person.The three blind mice,what did they represent?Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
“A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”
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