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12:44PM ON
08/06/2008
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Eric Smith
These dudes went and made a new silent film, complete with symphonic score and amazingly detailed old-timey authenticity.
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August 6th, 2008 at 1:15PM
ethan Says:
I’ve seen that movie, and it’s incredible. Especially the special effects sequences, which are like Harryhausen meets Metropolis. Oh, and it features some very recognizable Providence landmarks.
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