"Los Angeles has the greatest concentration of surviving movie palaces in the United States, yet most residents have never been inside one of them"
- Leonard Maltin
About this Quote
This quote by Leonard Maltin speaks to the detach in between the history of Los Angeles and also its existing locals. Although that Los Angeles has the best concentration of enduring film royal residences in the United States, the majority of its residents have never been inside one of them. This suggests that the city's citizens are not aware of the rich history of the city and the movie royal residences that were as soon as a major part of its culture. It likewise indicates that the city's existing locals are not capitalizing on the opportunity to experience the city's past. This separate between the city's past as well as present is a pointer of how promptly points can change and just how essential it is to appreciate the background of an area.
This quote is written / told by Leonard Maltin somewhere between December 18, 1950 and today. He was a famous Critic from USA.
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