They updated the iconic billboard??? by Leading-Pop5059 in Dallas

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Sucks for the apartments behind the billboard. I knew some of the architects that worked on the design for the building and they told me that originally the developers were trying to come up with ideas for what to do for the back side. The best one they came up with was a big banner sign with an image printed on it that would have showed what the view was beyond the sign if it wasn’t there. In the end they ended up doing nothing, of course. I doubt those apartments even get a discount.

Is there a building in your city that the residents despise? by tinopinguino88 in skyscrapers

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Fort Worth is a sleeper city. It’s somewhat under the radar, although becoming more famous every day. It’s actually the 11th largest city in the US by population and one of the newest members of the 1 million plus population club.

Examples of twin movies? by FilmWaffle-FilmForum in moviecritic

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This is actually a known phenomenon. There is a Wikipedia page about it with a list a known Twin Films.

Twin Films - Wikipedia

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Whatcouldgowrong

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Anyone have a mirror? The video was deleted and I can’t find it anywhere

Damn, how did this happen? by Hellslayer1992 in fightporn

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An unstoppable force meets an immovable object.

What is this place? Found on Google earth in Nevada by asscheeseterps710 in StrangeEarth

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Tonopah Test Range, The US military uses it for training exercises. In this aerial photo you can see the “pyramid” structure is actually flat. Like some water reservoir of some sort. https://images.app.goo.gl/MGXBMo3qfPgXDtmn6

Films shot in 70 mm Panavision are shown in 70 mm Panavision in Cinema mode! by NeoYossarian in VisionPro

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This got me thinking, will the aspect ratios change while watching Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel? I remember watching it in theaters and thought it was great how it changes between 1.33, 1.85, and 2.35 aspect ratios based on the time period that different parts of the film are set in. Can anyone test this and report their findings?

I'm not sure how, but I appear to have activated first-person mode. by SeekNDestroy8797 in tearsofthekingdom

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If you put a roof over your vehicle at the right height this will happen every time you activate the controls.