This is something Homer Simpson would dream about.
http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/eats/sprinkles-cupcakes-opens-cupcake-atm-article-1.1734019
That was a bar in AOTC? It looked like an intergalactic Buffalo Wild Wings. One was in more danger of getting hot sauce on your clothes than being shot by a third rate bounty hunter. ;)
NeverarGreat said:
DuracellEnergizer said:
Madhouse (1974) - 7.5/10
Starcrash (1978) - 4/10
You clearly haven't seen Starcrash in a theater full of bad movie aficionados. Then it would undoubtedly be a 9/10 at least.
Nor the fan made MST3K version. ;)
https://archive.org/details/MFT3K_Ep_F03
Starcrash is also one of those slightly obscure movies that's received more love on Blu Ray than the 1977 movie that likely inspired it.
twister111 said:
Possessed said:
Just discovered my dad has an HD 1080P television with a 4:3 screen aspect. I did not know this even existed!Perfect TV to try the latest VHS releases.
I know the Korean Avatar VHS is real, but what about Frozen?
At least one indie video horror label has put out a couple tapes bundled with their DVD's the past few years.
Possessed said:
Just discovered my dad has an HD 1080P television with a 4:3 screen aspect. I did not know this even existed!
On a similar note, does anybody know if there exists a SD television with a 16:9 aspect? I ask because that would be ideal for playing nintendo wii games, because wii games are 16:9 (or can be) but the wii is not HD and on my HDTV, well it doesn't look so hot.
As a matter of fact, nintendo 64 games played in HD (with an emulator) look better on my TV than wii games do. That's just sad.
HD standards took a while to be agreed on. One reason there were 720P sets and broadcasts.
I saw 16:9 sets as far back as 1993 or 1994. They were mostly rear screen projection sets. Toshiba had a model or two that actually came with a anamorphic Laserdisc.
Mind you, we've had seedy bar scenes in movie Trek before. ;)
Found the presskit on Ebay.
It lists the tv spot in 30, 20, and 10 second(!) lengths. One teaser and one trailer, one of which at least is on the DVD. The radio spots, which were once on the official Star Wars site, and downloaded by msycamore. Lastly, the featurette about the actor's getting their heads shaved, also on the official DVD.
I'll be darned. It was down for a time...
A secret rendezvous in a place only old Rebels would know about? J.J. must really like ice planets. ;)
Got a link to that? I have a hard time believing the cops hadn't heard the news by the time this woman was able to tell someone on the ground about it.
The other problem is the world is littered with old aircraft wrecks.
Thought about going to see it. I still fret Disney really doesn't know what to do with the Muppets. (It was Eisner who really pursued them for much of his reign.) Thank goodness they didn't get Fraggle Rock.
Any unintentional laughs in MMW because of the current political situation? ;)
As long as they aren't putting more makeup on to make them look older than they are already, I suppose I could live with it.
Chewie and the droids will still be in their prime. ;)
When the PD morphed into "no warp drive, no contact", some early TNG episodes stick out like a sore thumb. I could just swallow it being revised since Kirk's era, although I can't see any non Federation races paying it any heed.
That episode with Worf's brother, where Picard stands around while a planet's civilization was dying as their atmosphere bled away pissed me off though. Definitely a WWJTKD? moment. ;)
Yes indeed. Hope I get the chance to watch them with a large group of people one of these days.
The original press kit lists what was available from the studio in 1971. I think someone else here has that.
msycamore found the 1978 reissue trailer a while back. It's no longer online last time I checked, and the poster never responded to inquiries, but I was able to download it. It's 320X188, which seems like an odd resolution to me.
Asked bobgarcia74 about restoring it in higher resolution, (the titles would be easy to recreate) but never heard back. Haven't seen him around here in a long time.
Watching the prequels gets a little strange once the Frink versions become default in your mind. ;)
I don't think they can cheat the original cast's age as much as they did back then. It's thirty years later for them and us, why make it needlessly complicated?
Seems like a CYA maneuver without any officially confirmed debris. Unless they know something they're still keeping to themselves.
Down or not, there's still the mystery of how the hell the plane ended up in the official middle of nowhere part of the ocean.
The Malaysian government sure isn't going to win any sensitivity awards for the way they've handled this.
The entire run of Voyager is redeemed by this. ;)
I have a DVD copy of it I no longer need now that I have the Blu Ray. Just in case you change your mind. ;)
The mods are monitoring that situation, and if our willingness to give someone the benefit of a doubt is ill founded, some phone calls will be made.
Back to all things Whovian.
darklordoftech said:
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Rish_Loo
Evil Gungans are always funny.
Please tell me that's not a bone in his nose.
Maybe you could intercut laboratory footage from Young Frankenstein with the birth of Vader scene?
