What a blast from the past. That was part of my childhood from 2002-2008. I still occasionally watched episodes online from 2009 up until now, plus the Teen Titans Go series. I also love the movies that they did too. The Tokyo one especially.Teen Titans S01E01 - Final Exam. I was way too old for this show when it came out but (as the Bob Dylan song goes) "I'm younger than that now".
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Me And My Gal?
Me And My Gal?
Haven't watched that in 4-5 years. What a blast from the past! On the Boomerang channel.
Now Prime Video have all 24 episodes from the original airing of 1962-1963.Haven't watched that in 4-5 years. What a blast from the past! On the Boomerang channel.
The family's long-suffering robot housekeeper Rosey/Rosie is hilariously snarky for an AI.Now Prime Video have all 24 episodes from the original airing of 1962-1963.
Been enjoying every episode of the original run. Straight into back to my childhood.The family's long-suffering robot housekeeper Rosey/Rosie is hilariously snarky for an AI.
I'm trying this crossover out, although the mid-eighties animation has little of the charm of the originals:
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American Werewolf, Maltese Falcon AND Galaxy Quest. Really smashed it this month 👌
A lot has happened in 40 years...I was driving one of the licensed DeLoreans in Forza Horizon 5 when it occurred to me that I haven't watched this movie in over forty years and it must seem like a time capsule of days past to today's viewers. Nevertheless, it's time to go back... BTBTTF.
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When I was at Universal last year, they had 40th anniversary stuff for the movie. Really wished I got something...I was driving one of the licensed DeLoreans in Forza Horizon 5 when it occurred to me that I haven't watched this movie in over forty years and it must seem like a time capsule of days past to today's viewers. Nevertheless, it's time to go back... BTBTTF.
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I was checking the plot for leaks but it seems Bob Gale & Robert Zemeckis managed to connect all the threads together as soundly and securely as Doc Brown connected that power cable in time for the 1.1GW lightning bolt to strike. This results in simply excellent storytelling (no doubt aided by its long period in gestation as the script was rejected forty times for "not being raunchy enough for 1985") and Alan Silvestri's music was also typically great.I was driving one of the licensed DeLoreans in Forza Horizon 5 when it occurred to me that I haven't watched this movie in over forty years and even the present day scenes must seem like a time capsule of days past to today's viewers. Nevertheless, it's time to go back... BTBTTF.
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It's not just that. The entire movie is one big Chekhov's Armoury. Everything that gets introduced is used later in the show. Skateboarding is invented by Marty in exactly the same way as rock 'n' roll. If you've seen season one of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man it ties up neatly in the same way.”Johnny B. Goode” in BttF is a perfect example of the Bootstrap Paradox. Marty learned it from Chuck Berry’s recording, but Chuck Berry learned it from hearing Marty play it on stage in 1955. It has no origin.
I just got up to speed on The Amazing Digital Circus. I did not expect it to hit so hard.
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While I’m aware of Chekhov’s Gun, I didn’t realize there was an armory as well. Makes sense, though.It's not just that. The entire movie is one big Chekhov's Armoury. Everything that gets introduced is used later in the show.
After three complete watchthroughs (which I enjoyed thoroughly, btw) I only replay the spaceship pursuit setpiece these days.I’ll be watching Fantastic Four: First Steps. Yes. Again.
Part II was hilarious with nearly the entire cast acting as two or three versions of themselves like it was The Klumps. As soon as I heard Thomas Wilson's voice playing his grandma I could tell he was really into his part and enjoying it as much as everyone else.I was checking the plot for leaks but it seems Bob Gale & Robert Zemeckis managed to connect all the threads together as soundly and securely as Doc Brown connected that power cable in time for the 1.1GW lightning bolt to strike. This results in simply excellent storytelling (no doubt aided by its long period in gestation as the script was rejected forty times for "not being raunchy enough for 1985") and Alan Silvestri's music was also typically great.
On to the next instalment. Gale and Zemeckis later said they threw the final scene in I in as a joke as they never expected to write a sequel and if they'd known it'd be a massive hit they wouldn't've had Jennifer get in the car at the end as they had no idea what to do with her and she spent a large portion of this movie knocked out by Doc's sleeping ray.
I surmised that her actress Claudia Wells's replacement by TV's Madelyn Stillwell (aka Chris Parker to audiences of that time period) is another side-effect of the space-time continuum resetting itself but now I've found out Claudia had to leave because her mom was sick I felt like a heel. Now, if I remember correctly this is the part with more brains but slightly less heart (while III has a lotta heart but isn't as cerebral).
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