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Reviewer:
tribtower
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July 25, 2013
Subject: Millenial HAIR it's square!
Subject: Millenial HAIR it's square!
That neat clipper job on the male INSTAMATIC user
looks like the clipper jobs I see on 20 somes
the very shaped sideburns etc. The wheel turns
short hair is the thing once again it only took
40-plus years to get back to the square look. Much like the classes of the late 50's and early
60's!
Madmen is hot and so is the look. The mores are
fraud. We had a hell of a better leadership class
then. Ike & Kennedy who were in the main good examples!
looks like the clipper jobs I see on 20 somes
the very shaped sideburns etc. The wheel turns
short hair is the thing once again it only took
40-plus years to get back to the square look. Much like the classes of the late 50's and early
60's!
Madmen is hot and so is the look. The mores are
fraud. We had a hell of a better leadership class
then. Ike & Kennedy who were in the main good examples!
Reviewer:
Antodob
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April 11, 2008
Subject: "mod" music???
Subject: "mod" music???
The "mod" music is a rehash of the Beatles, "Can't Buy me Love" from their first movie, "A Hard Day's Night," circa 1964!
Reviewer:
jazzfan
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April 11, 2008
Subject: Ouch!
Subject: Ouch!
Didn't those flash-cubes get hot? I saw the dude take it right off the camera.
Reviewer:
Robin_1990
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February 24, 2008
Subject: Stylish!
Subject: Stylish!
126 Film was very easy to use, along with 110 film, Both were easier to use than 35MM. Pretty hip commercial, Obviously from the 60's. This commercial features funky muzak, groovy kids and a great camera. What more could you ask for?
Reviewer:
ERD.
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April 13, 2007
Subject: Stylish for its time
Subject: Stylish for its time
A peppy commerical from the "Mod" era. Give a slight glimpse & feel of that era.
Reviewer:
litlgrey
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August 12, 2006
Subject: Spirited commercial of the '70s?
Subject: Spirited commercial of the '70s?
The... SEVENTIES?
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
Use the visual evidence. This commercial clearly dates from the late Renaissance period.
Is THAT what they teach kids in school these days, that kids in the '70s had short hair and attended discothecques in sport jackets?
Incredible.
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
Use the visual evidence. This commercial clearly dates from the late Renaissance period.
Is THAT what they teach kids in school these days, that kids in the '70s had short hair and attended discothecques in sport jackets?
Incredible.
Reviewer:
lil_wing
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April 22, 2006
Subject: Yeah, baby
Subject: Yeah, baby
This commercial must be from 1965, the year Kodak introduced flashcubes for the Instamatic. You can also tell the time period by the groovy geometric background and jerky dancing to generic "mod" music. They're having a real swingin' party, and thankfully it can all be captured without having to stop and change the flashbulb! (For four pictures, at least) Highly recommended, man.
Reviewer:
left wing films
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December 4, 2005
Subject: Trendy kodak
Subject: Trendy kodak
amazing trendy one of the best commercials I ve seen...
Reviewer:
jafran
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September 18, 2005
Subject: The way it was
Subject: The way it was
Spirited commercial of the 1970's. Gets to the point and probably sold a lot of cameras,
Reviewer:
AliceTeeple
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February 22, 2004
Subject: it's this way, man
Subject: it's this way, man
Camera a-go-go! It's new, it's now! It's flashcube! Flashcube? Flashcube! How come the guys are so square, man? Like, the girls are so Op-Art, and they're like, fratboy, man. Take one! Take two! Take three! Take four flash pictures without changing bulbs! In colour, of course. Funny...my mother had one of these beauties, but it lacked the Flashcube.
Reviewer:
Spuzz
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November 11, 2003
Subject: Not for epileptics
Subject: Not for epileptics
It's new! It's Now! The new kodak instamatic camera is advertised here with many flashes, spinning opticals and way out dancing (They're dancing to "Can't Buy Me Love", an interesting choice) that the whole thing just made me dizzy. 18 bucks for the camera, not bad. It's next to impossible to buy 126 film now. Let alone getting it developed.
