Bakshi was fantasy and a similar vibe and not long before
TMNT was live action fantasy and came out in 1990
1 year off. Dont make it sound like it's outlandish. Same vibe and influence all around
I know they weren’t actually filmed there, but I love the look of NY in the first two TMNT movies
I know they weren’t actually filmed there, but I love the look of NY in the first two TMNT movies
Neverending Story was filmed in Vancouver
the streets and alleys they chase the kid down are so familiar
I know they weren’t actually filmed there, but I love the look of NY in the first two TMNT movies
Were they not? I recall at least a few shots being genuine NYC.
Those 2 movies have crazy nostalgia for me and I still think Ninja Turtles is some of the coolest s*** ever.
Were they not? I recall at least a few shots being genuine NYC.
Those 2 movies have crazy nostalgia for me and I still think Ninja Turtles is some of the coolest s*** ever.
I think the beginning montages and aerial shots were in NY, but the bulk of the movies were filmed in North Carolina
I really wish he could’ve covered some Big Star in that concert
@twinkletoez @drjdeponytail
Its tough to rank the 70's soul joints with the riffs but f*** was it
The ‘70s was the best time for those ‘50s R&B dudes
MAY ALL MY ENEMIES REST IN PISS
@Aruji i let Irrlicht descend upon me last night :ohno: spooky
It's not an album I listen to very often but each time it definitely leaves quite the impression aka utterly devastates me. Irrlicht might be the most angst-filled thing I've ever heard and I'm glad Schulze toned it down a bit with Cyborg already so I can listen to his music more casually. Then again, this thing is pretty singular to me.
did anyone ever make a sci-fi movie that is set in the present but told as if it were made in the past? Like, a film that is playing in 2022 but is stylistically (framing, sets, acting etc.) made like a film from the 80s, 70s, 50s or 60s with all the focus on technology and other stereotypes that Sci-Fi movies often have. I watched Akira yesterday (and started Blade Runner but I had to sleep) and both were set in 2019 so that thought came to mind.
did anyone ever make a sci-fi movie that is set in the present but told as if it were made in the past? Like, a film that is playing in 2022 but is stylistically (framing, sets, acting etc.) made like a film from the 80s, 70s, 50s or 60s with all the focus on technology and other stereotypes that Sci-Fi movies often have. I watched Akira yesterday (and started Blade Runner but I had to sleep) and both were set in 2019 so that thought came to mind.
Terminator did it if I understand what you're describing? The Judgment Day date was always changing though


did anyone ever make a sci-fi movie that is set in the present but told as if it were made in the past? Like, a film that is playing in 2022 but is stylistically (framing, sets, acting etc.) made like a film from the 80s, 70s, 50s or 60s with all the focus on technology and other stereotypes that Sci-Fi movies often have. I watched Akira yesterday (and started Blade Runner but I had to sleep) and both were set in 2019 so that thought came to mind.
Demolition Man and it's f***ing seashells
@rise_zero was just at a brewery and they had the TMNT arcade game in there :datass:
@rise_zero was just at a brewery and they had the TMNT arcade game in there :datass:
if it's the game i'm thinking about it's hard as f***