Philosophy
The Vampire Bat
Frank R. Strayer
1933
White Zombie
Victor Halperin
l932
- "the Day The Earth Stood Still"--remake
1951 2008 The remake of The Day The Earth Stood Still will have general theatrical release on December 12th. It is difficult to evaluate the film based on the trailer but one can infer, based on the small clip and some cinematic historical regularity,...
- "king Kong": Additional Material
Ok, you will like this. Several years ago I discovered an unusual film clip of a so-called lost section from the 1933 King Kong. There was nothing contextual with the clip offering an explanation and the Internet revealed nothing. Shortly, the clip disappeared...
- "the Lost World" [1925]--silent Film Of Significance
This is the first film adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's [Sherlock Holmes] classic novel about a land where prehistoric creatures still roam. It stars Bessie Love, Lewis Stone, Wallace Beery, Lloyd Hughes, and Alma Bennett directed by Harry O....
- Godzilla: Deep In Social Philosophy And Some Science
Now no laughs please, but the ole Big Guy is interesting. There is some cool science...all problematic and some very real, deep-rooted philosophy involving an entire nation. The foreign market, especially the United States, viewed the cut and augmented...
- King Kong And The Missing 35mm Movie Camera
Ask Auguste Dupin or Sherlock Holmes and they would agree that logical deduction [a part of doing good science] is most useful and assisted them in solving difficult cases. For some fun, follow the mystery of the missing 35mm camera that was used in the...
Philosophy
Halloween treats...final goodies
The Bat
Crane Wilber
1959
The Lost World
Harry O. Hoyt
1925
Crane Wilber
1959
The Lost World
Harry O. Hoyt
1925
The Vampire Bat
Frank R. Strayer
1933
White Zombie
Victor Halperin
l932
And finally, the original l954 Japanese theatrical trailer for Godzilla [Gojira]...not the watered down American version with Raymond Burr. Godzilla and King Kong were two of the most sympathetic creatures imagined.
King Kong and the missing 35mm movie camera
"King Kong": Additional material
Gojira
[Godzilla]
Ishirô Honda
1954
Godzilla: Deep in social philosophy and some science
[Godzilla]
Ishirô Honda
1954
Godzilla: Deep in social philosophy and some science
King Kong and the missing 35mm movie camera
"King Kong": Additional material
- "the Day The Earth Stood Still"--remake
1951 2008 The remake of The Day The Earth Stood Still will have general theatrical release on December 12th. It is difficult to evaluate the film based on the trailer but one can infer, based on the small clip and some cinematic historical regularity,...
- "king Kong": Additional Material
Ok, you will like this. Several years ago I discovered an unusual film clip of a so-called lost section from the 1933 King Kong. There was nothing contextual with the clip offering an explanation and the Internet revealed nothing. Shortly, the clip disappeared...
- "the Lost World" [1925]--silent Film Of Significance
This is the first film adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's [Sherlock Holmes] classic novel about a land where prehistoric creatures still roam. It stars Bessie Love, Lewis Stone, Wallace Beery, Lloyd Hughes, and Alma Bennett directed by Harry O....
- Godzilla: Deep In Social Philosophy And Some Science
Now no laughs please, but the ole Big Guy is interesting. There is some cool science...all problematic and some very real, deep-rooted philosophy involving an entire nation. The foreign market, especially the United States, viewed the cut and augmented...
- King Kong And The Missing 35mm Movie Camera
Ask Auguste Dupin or Sherlock Holmes and they would agree that logical deduction [a part of doing good science] is most useful and assisted them in solving difficult cases. For some fun, follow the mystery of the missing 35mm camera that was used in the...