I knew Ben Franklin was a genius, but I had no idea that he not only was a great diplomat and scientist, but somehow invented a computer, with a color monitor, 200 years earlier then I thought. I guess that’s why he did all those electricity experiments. Makes you wonder how many he has flying outside his house to power that machine.
Sean Hartter: Thanks, but I think ANY other art besides the VHS art would be an improvement! I have fond memories of...
Daniel Th1rte3n: Awesome review! And take it from me, no one wore shirts in the 80′s.. Daniel Th1rte3n: Wow..I too remember this, yet have never seen it…is this some sort of weird psychological...
The Retroist: Quick search on YouTube and I got my lunch time entertainment. The problem with modern cartoons? Too... Daniel Th1rte3n: @The Retroist I agree! Sean’s art is what I imagine the cover of a Criterion release of...
mwentworth: I enjoyed Phantom Menace thoroughly when it came out; I am a small minority who was more put off by the... mwentworth: My Daughter, at 4 1/2 years old, LOVED Darth Maul. I mean it was like she had a crush on him. I should...
Doug: I accidentally got this film thinking it was Shock Waves. There is a version without the nudity. I actually...
ShadowWing Tronix: I remember it was released in syndication as part of “The Groovie Goolies and... The Retroist: I think Sean’s poster would make for a better cover for the film.
In many ways, Benjamin Franklin was the Justin Long of the 18th century.
And John Adams was the John Hodgman of the 18th century
Something like this:
I guess Michael Scott is also the kind of man who owns an apple.