This is kind of like the standard magician’s cup and ball trick. Or in this case, which pearl in which head?

“Holy geez look at the butt on that”

Streisand Effect: Now millions of AV Club regulars will seek out this repellent piece of filmmaking.

I am not sure futuristic always translates to dystopian. With the angles chosen, one doesn’t see the remarkable landscaping and gardens that center much of the museum, the water is certainly visually cleansing and serene, the organic shapes. It’s also has such stunning elegant lines. I think it establishes the gleam…

I am liking the story well enough, but I did enjoy the Russian nesting doll plot lines in the first two seasons. That said good to shake up the storylines and how to approach them.

I had no idea it was a radio play first.  Now that you mention it, it makes perfect sense.

Telegram yes. Prefixes with phone numbers like Diamond or Capitol, yes. Televisions with click remotes that also changed channels when playing with a slinky because the sound was the same, yes. Captain Kangaroo, yes. Actual Ice box........a bit before my time, but a Kelvinator I have your back. 

Not to be overly PC or anything but the representation of my fellow aliens was appalling.

That stuck with me on first viewing,  granted I was only 977 years old

“Pillow Talk”, Stanwyck’s “Sorry Wrong Number” (crossed phone line) , television’s “Green Acres”, an episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents and I am sure many others involve a party line telephone. Damndest thing to try and explain to younger people.

I learn something valuable everyday on AV Club that will carry me through my journey in death.

Waiting a year, a good percentage of his fan base will have hit puberty.

It seems a lot of people here didn’t watch The Deuce. It is fantastic television and as a few have mentioned here, Gyllenhaal was phenomenal, but so was the whole cast including two performances by James Franco.

RE-ANIMATOR

While not one of the campy 50s Sci-Fi posters of the era, it does sell the 3-D, features, has the requisite illustrations of the lead cast looking up to the skies in terror and definitely screams 1950s movie art.   You can purchase an original in very fine condition for about $900.

After seeing this film in a theater, I felt like I was on a campaign for years telling people to see it. I thought it was unbelievably effective and scary and a remarkable achievement mounted on a modest budget.

The dye job to the front of his hair, like that of a rooster’s ass and tail feathers, well bravo to hair and makeup because that was hilarious.

References to Futureworld, GOT, Jurassic Park......clever by too much? Nah!

“You get a baby and you get a baby and you and you ....... you all get babies!”

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