Now if they can do this for snails...

My personal fave, from Lifeforce, after soldiers have lobbed grenades at the two male aliens, Peter Firth orders them to "Gather up the bits and watch them!"

Don't forget SpaceflightNow http://spaceflightnow.com/mars/msl/status.html

Wow, I only just realized that Christopher's outlived his father by 6 years.

My copy is 280 pages long.

Yep, it took almost a whole day for the "720p" torrent to download, but then I marked down the elapsed time (1:15:24) when I heard the TARDIS.

John Cleese would like a word...

As you wish.

Oh, and it's shots like this that make this film a virtual textbook on "How to Frame for Widescreen".

I first saw it at the Cinerama Dome when they brought it back in the mid-70s, and it just blew me away! Just the sheer realism of every sequence!

Go and watch the movie Marooned, which won the Visual Effects Oscar™ the following year: Great story, great acting... but the special effects — YIKES!

"...the Milky Way will be torn apart 32.9 million years before the big rip. The Earth will be ripped away from the Sun two months before the end, and we'll lose our moon with five days left. The Sun itself will be destroyed 28 minutes before the end of time, and the Earth will explode a mere 12 minutes later."

I've also never seen Clark Kent with a beard. Does Gillette even make a razor for Kryptonians?

Agreed. I was sold right from the drop sequence in the first episode.

Yah, I get dialogue in the left channel, and sound effects in the right.

Oh, I haven't cried this hard for a finale since "Sleeping in Light".

Too bad this was shot with a cell phone. Either that, or somebody REALLY needs to learn how to use a tripod. I had to give up after ten minutes because the wild flailing of the camera was giving me a headache.

My first glance at the graphic had me going, "Jeez, I hope those numbers are in centimeters!"

Getting kinda sick of the whole "World Without Electricity" trope.

That one with the kid reminds me of some'n...