Trailer For Kathryn Bigelow's Film
Trailer for Kathryn Bigelow's film
In 1995, one of my favorite films was released. Set on NYE 1999, turning to 2000. A lone con men, dealing in black market sensory logs, stumbles across a police conspiracy that could rip the city apart.
Police militarization, open gun play in the streets, and mind reading technology. Well, two out of three are on the evening news every night.
Strange Days
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Some classic Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons over the years. Via.
I read this issue so many times in 1981, I can still recite the dialogue from it. A fantastic Star Wars comic.
"Against the Scarlet Night"
Star Wars #50 (1981) Written by Archie Goodwin, art by Al Williamson, Tom Palmer & Walt Simonson
One of the very first comics I bought back in the day.
All-Star Comics #58, February 1976, cover by Mike Grell
Some of the funniest book dedications ever.
Famed Disney Imagineer Yale Gracey with his ghostly special effects creations, including the most famous in Haunted Mansion lore, the Hatbox Ghost.
Greenland
The thing about the flight back to the UK on the excellent Air New Zealand is that the toilet just behind my seating section has a low window set in it that I always forget about, and so one has the unsettling experience in the middle of the night of shambling to the toilet, initiating urination, and suffering the extremely unsettling optical illusion of pissing on Greenland.
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I have several friends who have passed, and a week doesn't go by when Facebook doesn't remind me of one of them.
I still have all of these.
Star Wars action figures, 1978
