AtramentousFlux
Stygian Tide
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Thanks for the mentions above. Definitely a product of its time, but not terrible at all.
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Thanks for the mentions above. Definitely a product of its time, but not terrible at all.
Harlan Ellison's demolition job of it in Omni
I won't seek that out, but I can imagine it might have dealt with the many science impossibilities.
BLÜCHER!!Watched a triple feature of Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein and Young Frankenstein. Got the idea from Hobbit (above). Miz pogo had never seen the first two.
Saw them on DVD, which gave me the pleasure of viewing a - making of - documentary which consisted of Gene Wilder and others telling stories. They constantly emphasize the ease with which the cast worked together, the multiple takes required because the cast & crew kept cracking up, and the brilliant nutso way that Brooks got the best out of everybody.
Today I expect to watch true horror, election returns.
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The 30th anniversary edition, in 1080p. As good-bad as ever.
Reminds me of the Robin Hood movie where Ridley Scott has people arrive on the coast near Nottingham...Even good-er / badd-er when you know the geography
Had a few people at work watch this in the last week or so. Added to the list.the last movie I watched was Alive from Netflix