I was going to comment with Electric Dreams, but yes, it's bound to get in. So, this is just to broaden the canvas a bit more. During the time ED and Short Circuit came out, technology is in full conception, around the time I was reading Congo by Chrichton and talking about hertz anf kilobytes seem like alien…

A Godzilla movie where Godzilla look like GODZILLA.

I like this one in particular. Reminds me of those Atari Game packaging that always have some great artwork on it.

Absolutely beautiful artwork!

Worthy of its own 2000AD comic cover version.

Although, it's not entirely quotable, I often laugh when I think of this:

This looks doable on a spot I'm pondering.

Not that I want these gone, but somehow, these will be among the rare stuff.

I don't want to sound like a giggling child, but yesterday at about 6:15pm, Philippine Standard Time, I saw a bright streak, like a shooting star, except it was brighter and took longer than two seconds. Can this be it?

Maybe a few others. But yes, I think for now just you. No offense intended. Just wondering why anybody could not love Ben Kingsley. He can make any character, however short or lengthy in exposure, interesting and engaging.

The theme song has always had a good hook to it. Good chorus too.

Back in the day, I was lucky if I could watch the episode withou my mom lording it over the tv with her soap operas, or my brothers' basketball games. I probably saw about 6 episodes, tops.

Actually someone else beat us all.

Well, since we are in the subject of Shogun Assassin (Lone Wolf and Cub) there are scenes there that continue to influence moviemakers. Like the hanging-over-the-well scene that I saw in ULTRAVIOLET, or the fire set aboard the ship which JUBE (Ninja Scroll) expounded.

But I love this take on Sherlock Holmes! And the Cumberbatch-Freeman Sherlock Holmes, and the 80's teen movie bit, and . . . well those that I know of.

Hmm. The SubMariner is one tough gig to do.

Glorious. Most of these I actually saw at a local theater. A rundown, roach infested, rodent park of sorts, with wooden benches for the orchestra, and sticky folding seats for the balcony. Of course, a grandfather, two times removed, owned it, hence the free-views of double features. Heck, a couple movies were…

Dammit! You had to remind me of the time I wept for Kiloton's demise. Sob.

So it should be War of The Twins. Because Raistlin and Caramon are two good reasons .