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You should watch this today if you have exactly six minutes and you want to see what a hallucination from 1926 looks like. If you hate flickering lights or things that don't have a plot, you will probably want to skip it. It’s a Paul Terry production, which basically means everything is made of rubber. The buildings d...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Frank Moser
Lloyd Ingraham
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"You should watch this today if you have exactly six minutes and you want to see what a hallucination from 1926 looks like. If you hate flickering lights or things that don't have a plot, you will probably want to skip it. It’s a Paul Terry production, which basically means everything is made of rubber. The buildings don't just sit there; they breathe. I swear, the architecture in this movie has more personality than most actors I see today. It’s got that specific kind of 1920s energy where ev..."
