"Sometimes I think we're alone in the universe, and sometimes I think we're not. In either case the idea is quite staggering."
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2008
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March
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- Title Card #53
- I'll give you five dollars if I can throw a rock a...
- Title Card #52
- I'm gonna get my picture here.
- Arthur C. Clarke (1917-2008)
- Saved by Film
- Title Card #51
- This is not a Sam Shepard play.
- Title Card #50
- Gideon and Jagger!
- Play the Game (3/6/08)
- Oh God, I feel like 9/11 right now.
- Title Card #49
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- If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger
- Jason Alley
- Loose Cruse
- My New Plaid Pants
- Our Science is Too Tight
- Roger Ebert
- Sergio Leone and the Infield Fly Rule
- Shoot the Projectionist
- Silly Hats Only
- Some Came Running
- Strange Culture
- Sunset Gun
- The Exploding Kinetoscope
- The United Provinces of Ivanlandia
- Tiger Bug
- WAX MASK
1 comment:
He lived so long... I thought he was gonna hold out at least until the Tamil and the Sri Lankans acheived peace and built a space elevator.
His books are generally less filmable than those of his two most comparable peers, Asimov and Heinlein, but he is responsible for one of the true greats of cinema and literature.
Corman's Nightfall and Verhoeven's Starship Troopers do not hold a candle to 2001.
I hope someone makes a creepy and stunning version of "Childhood's End" now.
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