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A vintage-style theater with an art deco marquee displaying movie titles. Neon lights outline the structure, creating a retro style. The marquee lists films including Barbie, Oppenheimer, and Mission Impossible. Bicycles are parked at the front, suggesting an urban setting.
A street view featuring a cinema with large letters spelling 'CINEMA' on its facade. The building has a round, blue-colored entrance. There are several people walking along the sidewalk, and one person standing near the entrance. Various cars are lined up along the street, with buildings stretching into the distance. The scene takes place during the day with a clear sky overhead.
A building facade with a large illuminated sign displaying the word 'CINEMA' in bold letters. The scene has a warm, nostalgic glow with visible lights and a glimpse of an indoor area decorated with more lights and seating arrangements.
A black and white photograph of a vintage theater with a neon marquee advertising a movie titled 'The More the Merrier' starring Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea, and Charles Coburn. Seven people in matching attire are standing in a line in front of the theater entrance.
A nighttime scene outside a movie theater displaying advertisements on large digital screens. The marquee prominently displays 'TERMINATOR'. Shadows of people can be seen standing around the entrance, with the ground wet and reflecting light.
A person is sitting on a bench in a minimally decorated gallery room, facing a black-and-white movie projected onto the wall. The person appears to be watching the film intently. The room has high ceilings and some natural light coming in from the top.
A display window with a variety of movie posters and DVD covers lined up on shelves. The collection includes both classic and contemporary films, and the setup has a vintage aesthetic due to the black and white photography. The titles and images are visible through the reflection of the glass, adding an artistic layer to the scene.

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