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Rob Christopher

3 things about Steve De Jarnatt’s MIRACLE MILE [1988]

1. They choose to spend their last moment’s eating at Canters Deli and who can blame them?
2. Dying at the bottom of an escalator.
3. Tar pit crash.

The image shows a night scene outside a diner called "Johnie's Coffee Shop Restaurant," featuring a prominent red neon sign with the restaurant's name. To the left, a neon sign of a smiling figure holding a large burger is illuminated. Beneath it, a yellow neon sign states "OPEN 24 HOURS." Below the neon signs is a row of newspaper vending machines. In the foreground, a person in a shiny pink dress is walking on the sidewalk, carrying a large bag. At the upper right, an illuminated sign displays the numbers "12:16" in bright amber lights. In the background, a person in a light-colored coat walks past a small strip of shops.
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And How!

@randomcha I make it a point to hit the crucial landmarks when I’m in that neighborhood. The helicopter has clearly made its last flight out of Saigon, er, Fairfax.

5900 Wilshire Boulevard as seen in the film MIRACLE MILE (1988), with some La Brea Tar Pits stuff in the foreground.
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