Cinema 2 See on Instagram: "This is why John Travolta became a movie star. It’s entertaining just watching him walk and eat pizza. And in Saturday Night Fever (1977), that effortless charisma is the whole point. He turns a simple strut down a Brooklyn street into one of the most iconic openings in movie history. The film captures the energy, frustration, and hope of a young guy trying to escape his surroundings, and Travolta makes every moment feel alive, even before he steps onto the dance floo

CINEPOLLS on Instagram: "During the filming of The Shining, Stanley Kubrick screened David Lynch's Eraserhead (1977) for the cast and crew to show them the exact atmosphere he wanted. He wanted his actors to feel that same discomfort, to carry that unspoken fear into every line and every stare. Kubrick wasn’t interested in jump scares or loud horror, he wanted a nightmare that crawled under the skin. Kubrick believed that to act in The Shining, the cast needed to feel what Eraserhead makes the a