I tried to make my tag like an old cinema, with luxurious curtains, and gold braid. I drew two people as sillohuettes but they don't show up as much as I hoped. I created a speech bubble using tippex, and added the words 'I bet they put on a show!' I scanned my tag, but the braid has made the image a bit fuzzy!
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I always love to read everyone's comments, so this week, please add your favourite film! Mine changes regularly, but I love Little Women (the 1949 MGM version) and Monsters Inc.
I love the idea behind this tag and the fabric and the braid sum up the feeling of an old cinema. My favourite films are Thelma and Louise and Finding Nemo.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea behind your tag and how it looks and feels like an old cinema.
ReplyDeleteYour tag is gorgeous and plush just like the (not so comfy ... been around awhile) red velvet seats in my local cinema :o)
ReplyDeleteI love all those old movies you mention. My Mum loved Doris Day films and I loved Elvis films, Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and so many more. My favourites though are the old black and white English comedies such as George Formby, Will Hay and the Carry On films
More recently, my all time favourite is "You've Got Mail"
Bye for now xx
Great tag. I have so many old film faves, it's hard to make a list, but 'Dumbo the Flying Elephant' was the first film I ever saw when I was very small, and it was such a great experience! Valerie
ReplyDeleteGreat tag, and you're right about, "Let's put on a show!". Maybe that shoukd be the answer to more of life's problems!!
ReplyDeleteI have a long list of fave films, but at the top are Casablanca and Sunset Boulevard.
What a great tag. Like Carolyn, our local cinema also still has the old 'plush' seats. I'm sure I got stabbed with a horse hair last time I was there, haha.
ReplyDeleteI love so many films, including musicals, so I agree with Diane about that being the answer to more of life's problems. People would be happier too I'm sure - always having something fun to look forward to watching and/or joining in with. But as my tag shows, Harvey, is up there at the top for me along with Casablanca, Gone With The Wind, It's A Wonderful Life, High Noon, How The West Was Won - I best shush now :0) x
I love the silhouettes of the audience! I love Judy Garland, and the Wizard of Oz is one of my favorite children's movies. I also love Casa Blanca, Grease, Citizen Kane, It's a Wonderful Life, Selena, Frida, and so many other films. Yes, I'm a movie buff.
ReplyDeleteWith the red velvet and gold braid you've definitely got the feel of an old cinema, lovely idea behind this tag. First film I ever saw was Disney's Jungle Book; favourite film is Pretty Woman, Jane xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea, I just love the velvet curains and gold braid. I love Wizard of Oz, Anna and the King, My Fair Lady, Funny Girl, and the list goes on!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tag,
Hugs,
Ivy
Very atmospheric tag, love the curtains, what a memory they are invoking! x
ReplyDeleteLovely tag has all the feel of an old theatre. I guess my all time favourite movie is Far from the Madding Crowd. Always watch it when I am poorly and makes me feel better.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully evocative tag.Thanks for reminding me how much I enjoyed going to the cinema when it was a THEATRE.
ReplyDeletePat x
Cam almost hear the popcorn. Reminds me of my local flea pit when I was a teenager. Very clever
ReplyDeleteWonderful. The velvet and gold braid are a perfect reminder of all of those fantastic curtains.
ReplyDeleteGreat tag! I'm not much of a cinema goer but I dont' like to be frightened or depressed so rom coms are more my thing! Carolyn x
ReplyDeleteHmmm I may be a while - favourite film........I think that when I go to the cinema it is to see a movie that looks best on a huge screen so something epic....like Avatar, Transformers or from the past Towering Inferno or Jaws. So many fab movies! I used to love watching Shirley Temple films as a child. Your tag is fab. I bet your hubby chuckled :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, they put on shows, but I still watched and enjoyed Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland movies very much and love your tag. I used to be in love with Cary Grant, so any movies starring him when I was younger. Now I love movies with more of a social conscience... loved "the Help" recently.
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