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One of the better films of that era.

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In Reply to: RE: "Sunset Boulevard:" yes, that classic with an incredible, timeless performance both by William Holden and posted by tinear on March 08, 2012 at 18:59:11

But I would not worry much about THAT audiences reaction - they were pre-wired to like it. Show it in your typical 16-screen movie factory and you will get the sense of "dated". Not dated to you or me, but definitely out of step with modern times - I thought that was the definition of dated - no?

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RE: One of the better films of that era. - Rod H. 13:46:16 03/10/12 (0)
If Sunset Boulevard is dated, then so would just about every other film of that era.
Now...my idea of a dated film from that era would be a science fiction film set in the future, but the people have haircuts and clothes that look very early 50s, and the "futuristic" cars look like late 50s cars.
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