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First movie was pretty forgettable, but A Tree Grows in Brooklyn was very good. I never cry at the movies but some of the scenes in there man it was close. Also I noticed a few young Brooklyn types, that was pretty cool. Many oldtimers as is the norm at MOMA.

Just one little weird observation, the alternating reels for A Tree... had a noticable difference in brightness, and I dont think this was an exposure problem since these were brand new prints. So must have been a problem with the projection booth.
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