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Blade Runner 2049 (2017) | Vertigo (1958) | The Matrix (1999) | Stalker (1979) | Joker (2019) | La La Land (2016) | Fight Club (1999) | Fallen Angels (1995) : r/CineShots
La La Land Video Explores The Visual Homages to Classic Musicals | IndieWire
La La Land is the feel-good film we all need right now | British GQ | British GQ
La Cinestación - 📷 La La Land (2016) 📷 Vértigo (1958)... | Facebook
In La La Land (2016), this shot is a reference to Vertigo (1958). Damien Chazelle had been watching Vertigo the night before filming and was inspired by this scene with Kim Novak.
Similarities Between La La Land (2016) and Vertigo (1958) : r/MovieDetails
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Mr. Movie: Vertigo (1958) (Movie Review)
bethany on Twitter: "damien chazelle referencing alfred hitchcock's vertigo in la la land and babylon https://t.co/lfMIiCinD8" / Twitter
La La Land review: you'll leave with a tear in your eye and a song in your heart
La La Land: Watch side-by-side comparison to classic movie references | The Independent | The Independent
La La Land: Mia sees Seb again - YouTube
FilmFreeway on Twitter: "Shot comparisons of the green light in Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo (1958) and Damien Chazelle's La La Land (2016). 💡 ➡️ Via https://t.co/f34vQrKtUs https://t.co/hU4HxJd3aj" / Twitter
Damien Chazelle's LA LA LAND – Podcasting Them Softly
13 Movie Easter Eggs Hiding in Plan Sight - Ftw Gallery
The Alfred Hitchcock Easter Egg You May Not Have Noticed In La La Land
La La Land — MARK CIRA
Twitter 上的CinemaGrids："The VERTIGO in LA LA LAND. https://t.co/ZXaQ3TqXrw" / Twitter
La La Land – Vertigo Posters
La La Land' Even Better on Second Viewing - Variety
La La Land and costuming the classic Hollywood movie musical
The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of...: La La Land: Classic Film References
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La La Land sees Old Hollywood magic giving way to modern melancholy - Vox
