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“Close Encounters of the Third Kind.” “ All that Jazz. ” “ Anaconda .” The golden triangle. The holy trinity. The undisputed pinnacles of late 20th century Hollywood cinema. Each of these masterpieces invited the world to dream with its eyes open. Each of them has become synonymous with one of the three sacred elements that makes the movies so magical. (Imagination. Artistry. Snake.) And each of their posters are proudly framed in a row on the walls of the Sony lot where some — or in the case of Bob Fosse’s swan song, none — of their scenes were shot. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.







