ALL SCI-FI

Perhaps it looked better in the widescreen format it was aimed at: TV screenings are sadly a no-no, and even some dvd versions omit some shots, like the cleaned-out skeleton mooncalf.

I just watched a youtube item about the FX work on Kong Skull Island,

Bad haircuts are a hallmark of dangerous Megalomaniacs:

Trump/ Jong/ Hitler

I love the intensity and low budget verve of this movie — the sequel is a mega-blockbuster in comparison but I like them both equally for different reasons.

Facebook is highly addictive and mostly I find it a real nuisance--the never-ending quest for 'likes' does not amount to true happiness---

Give me the real World any day!

I have found some work ...

I love Driscolls' reference to Angkor:

'NOBODY knows who built it!'

We need more mystery in our movies like this — everything is too over-explained in modern films.

Gal is ALL Gal--there is absolutely no doubt about that!

I saw this movie last Friday — it was very good and the lead female is very sensual and alluring.

Great departure for the usual hackneyed Superhero-transfreed-to-the-big-screen approach.

I have never been able to get a top-notch quality version of this essential 50s sci-fi movie, but I live in hope.

Hiya folks, it has been pointed out that motion control was not availible for live-action shooting in time to work its' wonders for 'removing the wheels' in the hoverboard shots for FUTURE 2 released ...

That final shot with the gliding train zooming straight towards the viewer was a beauty, though, Bud!

I think it could have been done relatively well

Hiya Bud:

They 'removed the wheels' from a craft Skywalker and Chewbacca are sitting in as they pass throuh a small desert outback n the first 1977 Star Wars film but the results were not that grea ...

Aw . . . I thought my idea of removing the skateboard wheels was better — were ILM really on a budget with this?!

nice work, BB