I was hoping Clarence Boddicker would burst in to the party insisting the bitches leave.

Spoiler - the opera (and Disney stage show) don't end well at all for Aida.

That's Eddie Redmayne in drag……. AGAIN?

The 77th division was made up of the oldest WWII draft levies - the old bastards.

"Gibson has one subject as a filmmaker"

Plane heightens tension. Folks are afraid of falling out of sky. Unknown assailant on remote highway? Scary. Being stuck behind a coal drag on your evening commute, or being delayed by signaling issues? Maybe not so much.

IIRC, Technicolor tossed a bunch of film from their vault, and early TV was happy with black and white prints, so lots of early color is gone, or only in b&w. Same for finding a print with the correct tinting and toning.

So that explains why the PBS station plays it on Halloween.

That deck scene is on an Iowa class battleship not a Portland class heavy cruiser, and the CGI Indianapolis looks terrible and is not accurate.

So he lifted the plot of Same Old Lang Syne.

He was Gator in Platoon.

A C-lister with nothing else going on won't break the entertainment budget.

I think there were two studio films done for Cinerama and two for D150, and then some small number of institutional & promotional films.

Season 6 not available.

That price is so low that you don't even have to use 'em before chucking them at Eagles games!

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idk - season 1 classic

I like this Schifrin version: https://youtu.be/2QlplayAjM4

Who is the old guy with the fry creatures?

That equipment (sans theming) was fairly common on playgrounds back in the day.