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my five choices: 2001: A Space Odyssey Forbidden Planet The Day The Earth Stood Still The Time Machine Bladerunner

Another masterful soundtrack from Ennio Morricone:

Mastered by Bob Ludwig. see my next post....the image didn't appear here for some reason.

The director's cut...not the butchered theatrical release.

For me, the best mode of transportation here in Europe are the railroads. They even offer carriages that don't allow children or cell phone use. All in all, a nice, peaceful, stress free method of travelling.

Depends on the country.

"Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri". As another review put it so well, this one is "Coen brothers lite". Good acting but a story with some problems. Might be due to the fact that an Englishman made this about small-town America. Not Oscar worthy material in my view. Props to Sam...

Oh really? Why not take the time to read through this little forum thread. The guy who built that machine's handle is "kcpstudio". His entries will tell you all you need to know. https://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=282827

The third leading cause of death in America (after cancer and heart disease) is medical care.

Like you, I was very curious about that beautiful reel-to-reel used in the opening credits. I found this online: The reel to reel tape recorder featured in the opening credits (and later in the series) is based on the Sony TC-510-2. It is not a real recorder, but rather a prop, custom-built to...

I've been a fan since the beginning. Years ago, I saw them play for Donovan's birthday party at a club in the Village in NYC. What a magic night.

"Godless" is one helluva ride.

"What kind of a name is Poon anyway?" from "Fletch. and "How much for the little girl?" from the Blues Brothers.

Here's my old Seiko World Timer that I bought new in Japan back in the 1970s. This one still works, too.