Write a story about FILM in just six words. Let a photo or image inspire you to write a story. Or first write the story, and then make or search for a picture to go with it.
Hundred minutes in childhood:
lifetime memories.
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Great film and a story in six words.
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Thanks – the film did have a great impact on my young mind.
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I know that this movie is a classic but I still have never watched it 😕
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Give it a go some time. You may well be disappointed because part of the magic consists of the original associations.
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My favorite movie of all time! We watched this movie every single year while I was growing up. Lifetime memories indeed.
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This is ‘reel-y’ good, Col. 🙂
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Did you say that cine-cally? 🙂
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Such an epic movie. 🙂
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It was amazing, particularly when one considers the limitations in force when it was made.
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Oh YES, Col. Who hasn’t seen this magical marvelous movie. The scenes, the music, the story. Thanks so much for bringing back dear memories in only six words and an image *hugs* 🙂
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It made a particular impression on me. It was also, by the way, the first movie I ever went to unaccompanied..
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Nice, Col!
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Glad you like it!
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Perfect! The Wizard of Oz has had staying power for sure.
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It made a massive impression – plus being the first one in colour I had seen in the tiny town we lived in at the time.
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Perfect!
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Thank you!
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No sign of Dorothy’s red shoes!
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Indeed! I saw a bit of trivia that they were originally intended to be silver, and then they decided red would be better for the Glorious Technicolor!
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It would not surprise me!
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Well done!
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Thanks! You can identify?
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oh yes, very much. Although the first movie I ever saw at the theater was My Fair Lady and it is still my first love.
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Were you old enough? That was a bit sophisticated for a young child.
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Well I was in Grade 5 so would have been ten years old. I guess back then there was no filtering at the theaters. i actually sat through two showings. It was in an old theater in Montreal and the screen was behind big heavy drapes, when they pulled apart, the screen was from ceiling to floor. Sitting there, a poor girl from the slums, watching a movie,in colour, with songs and music, in a theatre, It was one of the most magical moments of my life.
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Reblogged this on bailey boat cat.
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By mistake, as I see!
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