Oh man, I like it soooo much. I've seen the film a month ago and now I've discovered your Moc. So now I'm really going to build a Bellville Moc, too.

Never would have guessed the film, Alex. This is a great build!

Simply awesome. I thought I was alone in thinking everyone IS everyone! Now that my convictions have been substantiated with a tall, solid, awesomely-built town-style MOC, I guess I don't have to worry anymore!

insane details!

great SNOT, overall this is an amazing creation!

Great MOC. I like everything on it.

First off, it's NOT a delusion. Everyone is the same person and they're all out to get me! After I convince Elvis here of that, I'll be able to devote more time to proving that mole men are plotting to take over Guam. So this is what you've been working on while playing silent observer. I was wondering and I must say, I'm impressed. If this is what you're gonna be turning out, be silent more often! (kidding of course)~ Chris.

Simply awesome, Alex. You certainly have a knack for 'town style' build as evidenced here. Nice work on the cobblestone effect on the sloped streets. Also, congrats on the BB mention.

If I tell you that that was the movie I was going to guess, can I at least have a small walk-on roll in your next build? I'd be lying of course, but a girl's gotta try. ;)

Wow! This is just amazing!

"They're after me Leopoldo, those two theaterfolk are everywhere, they are in the faces of all of them, that old man, that little girl, that handsome lad... no, not you too.." Great diorama with amazing colors. Even without your great lighting skills, your MOCs still retain undaunted quality. I am already envisioning a storyline for the creation, as I have not seen the film...

Joris - The dark blues are from 10190 Market Street. Great set.

I love the way you put this together.

Wow. I love the collors of the houses. Alex... where did you get those dark blue ones?

Excellent.

awesome work on the detail and the houses. really great!

Holy *#&@!, Alex I actually know the movie you're referencing here (don't even need to check the link)! Got to be one of my all-time favorite animated films!!!! When she goes to the river with the ol' school grenades, a stool, and and umbrella for a frog dinner...I swear to God I thought I was going to DIE laughin! For anyone who's doesn't mind "odd" films...this one's an absolute gem! FANTASTIC choice for a MOC, my friend...fantastic!

Very cool build. That moc is TALL!

Well thats awesome! These mocs suit you,mr Eylar.

Heather - I'll see what I can do.

Ah, a wonderful source of inspiration. I watched the film repeatedly several years ago, but I almost forgot about it. To the point, I love the creation, especially the combination of old and new brown on the building. Marvelous idea!

Ooh, ooh! It's Bolt! ...good grief, I still don't know.

I was trying to guess what film it is but nothing was coming. Looking in the wrong genre. It's all very noir looking. It's really cool. That's one steep street. Nice car. Lots of nice stuff. see ya. garth

It is kind of SF-ish, but that's coincidence. Nobody's got the movie yet. Here's a hint: it's animated.

You're not even trying for mood lighting and yet it's still more artfully presented than anything I've ever done. That's disheartening. Can't say I know the movie, but with streets that steep going down to the water, it's gotta be set in San Francisco. Possibly Seattle, which is San Francisco Jr., but somehow I doubt it.

My movie guess: The league of extraordinary gentlemen? The build is fantastic, I love the car, and minifig placement is also nice, great build!

umm.. the untouchables? the sean connery minifig fits his character, actually. great build!

"Garfield 2: a tail of two kitties"??? Great moc btw: you hardly need moody lighting to give you buildings a sense of atmosphere.

Well I can't guess the movie, but you got me on the "COOL" factor. Well done!