Comics And Film
Friday Flashback: Warners Place First Nine SUPERMAN Cartoons Online
Look! Up on YouTube! It’s a bird… [click for more]
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Friday Flashback: MUPPET MOVIE Camera Tests
The Muppets head out from the studio to the real world for the first time. [click for more]
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Friday Flashback: FROG BASEBALL
A look back at the first Beavis and Butthead short. [click for more]
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Friday Flashback: FAST AND FURRY-OUS
Sixty-two years ago today Wile E Coyote and the Road Runner began their classic chase.
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Friday Flashback: Bruce Lee Meets Popeye
Exploitation has been hand-in-hand with the movies ever since Thomas Edison first ripped off the Lumiere Brothers back at the end of the 19th century. And in over a century’s time, exploitation films have carved [click for more]
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Friday Flashback: REMembering Audience Participation
We continue our salute to the 35th anniversary of the American release of The Rocky Horror Picture Show and it’s impact with this vintage piece of television news reporting. As the midnight screening audience participation [click for more]
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Friday Flashback: UNDER THE RAINBOW
We continue our celebration of the shortest month of the year with a look at some movies featuring Hollywood’s shortest actors… There’s a scene in Under The Rainbow that had I seen the movie in [click for more]
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Friday Flashback: THE TERROR OF TINY TOWN
We’re going to celebrate the shortest month of the year over the next few weeks by taking a look at movies featuring some of cinema’s shortest actors. (No Tom Cruise jokes, I promise.) First up [click for more]
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Friday Flashback: 2010
Let’s face it. The movies are usually pretty bad at predicting the future. If they weren’t we all be deciding whether to take the flying car or the jet pack to work every morning. And [click for more]
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Friday Flashback: HIGH SOCIETY
Bing Crosby. Grace Kelly. Frank Sinatra. Louis Armstrong. Cole Porter. That’s a list of heavy-hitters and when their talents were all applied to a musical adaptation of The Philadelphia Story, the result was the 1956 [click for more]