My 1993-dated copy of the Stuttman Military Yearbook is volume 1 of 6.

Time for an audience participation topic: Paramount has abandoned their lawsuit against the party behind the AXANAR project.

In the wake of this, would you want to make a fan movie?  If so, what franchise?

GetTV was showing the 1960s Jason And The Argonauts just now.  It's weird that when I saw it in theater when I was a kid that I was so awed by the effects.  I still see the genius in it, even though now it's painfully obvious how it was done.

In 1977, the only night of the week on which NONE of the three major U.S. television networks showed a feature film in Prime-Time was TUESDAY.

The current value of a CentiBatman is 1,100 copies per month--down 200 copies from this time last year.

Finally saw the movie Rollover after almost thirty-five years of wanting to; it was on Escape Network overnight.  And it has officially become a part of the Hackett Continuum ( Read more... )

Hershy Kay's music to the ballet The Clowns has never, it appears, been recorded for any sort of album release.

Sagittarius Horoscope for week of October 1, 2015
Your fellow Sagittarian Walt Disney accomplished a lot. He was a pioneer in the art of animation and made movies that won numerous Academy Awards. He built theme parks, created an entertainment empire, and amassed fantastic wealth. Why was he so successful? In part because he had high standards, ( Read more... )

A couple weeks ago at the Knoxville IPMS meeting, a fellow member was clearing out his closet of old periodicals and some of us got to divvying the pieces among them.  When I saw that he had old issues of War Monthly and True War among them, I shamelessly scooped up as much of those as I could.

Both those magazines were influences on me, and perhaps ( Read more... )

(I found out a fact this week I should have known decades ago.)  The Feggans Brown company, which built aircraft mockups for movies and TV series, also built scores of Daleks for various Doctor Who productions.


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