Old Star Trek movies, TOS? Just curious.

Old Star Trek movies, TOS? Just curious.

Good point, especially Nigel Terry and Nicol Williamson. I was lazily using "wooden" as a catch-all term, a synonym for "unconvincing". Mea culpa.

Good point, especially Nigel Terry and Nicol Williamson. I was lazily using "wooden" as a catch-all term, a synonym for "unconvincing". Mea culpa.

Naw, man, you could see his entire backside, naked from the waist down. This is not a film which left such details to the imagination.

Naw, man, you could see his entire backside, naked from the waist down. This is not a film which left such details to the imagination.

Yes. It actually is. Wooden, wooden acting, with all the voices sounding dubbed. I think it is one of those movies viewing of which really isn't the same outside of a movie theatre.

Yes. It actually is. Wooden, wooden acting, with all the voices sounding dubbed. I think it is one of those movies viewing of which really isn't the same outside of a movie theatre.

My mom made us hide our eyes during the preview for "Godzilla Vs The Smog Monster". I guess she wanted to protect us from something, although and meanwhile…never mind.

My mom made us hide our eyes during the preview for "Godzilla Vs The Smog Monster". I guess she wanted to protect us from something, although and meanwhile…never mind.

I don't think it's very…good, either. I loved it the first time I saw it, in the theatre, but it didn't hold up to repeat viewing. At all. It might, still, if it were on the big screen.

I don't think it's very…good, either. I loved it the first time I saw it, in the theatre, but it didn't hold up to repeat viewing. At all. It might, still, if it were on the big screen.

And Nicol Williamson, whose name I remember only because he was nekkid, reeeal nekkid.

And Nicol Williamson, whose name I remember only because he was nekkid, reeeal nekkid.

He wasn't in FULL armour; his pants were off, weren't they? I remember that scene causing great consternation in the theater at the time.

He wasn't in FULL armour; his pants were off, weren't they? I remember that scene causing great consternation in the theater at the time.

Marvin Hamlisch's score for "The Spy Who Loved Me". The best.

Marvin Hamlisch's score for "The Spy Who Loved Me". The best.

She's a screecher!

She's a screecher!