Check out this link to the fab multi-wheeled toy truck of South American toy firm GALGO. It has a real Explorer 12 vibe! What do you think?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeUTx_-qkeY
Check out this link to the fab multi-wheeled toy truck of South American toy firm GALGO. It has a real Explorer 12 vibe! What do you think?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeUTx_-qkeY
Following on from my previous post a couple of days ago on spending the afternoon watching 2001: A Space Odyssey, Wotan suggested I dig out my copy of 2010: The Year We Make Contact, and give that an airing.
Well, I took his advice and settled down to watch. The copy I have is a R2 DVD released in 2000, with the 2:35: 1 widescreen presentation; the downside is however, it's set in a 4:3 aspect; put simply it doesn't fill the screen!
I hasten to add I don't intend that as a metaphor. When it comes to 2010, I suppose it's inevitable to be tempted to make unfair comparisons with Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. Both are very well made but very different films.
2001 is a metaphysical, unconventional cinematic experience: In short, probably the best science fiction film ever made!
2010 is much more pragmatic and faster paced than 2001, and attempts to answer some of the questions raised in the original: In short it's enjoyable science fiction, and a lot easier to understand than 2001!
A couple of notable things to look out for; 2010 does contain a cameo of Arthur C Clarke, sitting on a bench, feeding the birds outside the White House, and briefly on a made up painted cover of TIME magazine, along with Stanley Kubrick.
I would have loved this ten years earlier in 1966, the 1976 mobile crime lab. How cool is that! Did you have one?
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1976-vintage-amsco-mobile-crime-lab-2101289570
There's something very Thunderbirds about this Rescue Patrol Team set of Transformers. What do you think?