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The weird part of this documentary is the puppet diorama and its turntables. A strange form of presentation.
Of course, this documentary also represents about the first two-thirds of the famous poster by Robert Crumb.
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/snort
Robert Crumb is a legend in his own mind.
Robert Crumb is a legend in his own mind.
Posted by A Nonny Mouse on 06/10/16 at 09:09 AM
Slot car buffs keep an eye out for Aurora t-jets on the model: Lincoln Continental, Mack dump truck, AC Cobra, also perhaps a Thunderbird, Corvette, and Mustang.
Love to know what a double-decker bus is doing in that neck of the woods, and what power is being used for the other non-Aurora shells.....
Love to know what a double-decker bus is doing in that neck of the woods, and what power is being used for the other non-Aurora shells.....
Posted by Jim Hall on 06/10/16 at 12:46 PM
You could compare this film to an episode of the Wonderful World of Disney: The Magic Highway.
To find it, go to my website, called LeviCar, followed by dot com, and follow that with the hashtag #DisneyMagicHighway
That has a link to the full episode, and to a nine-minute clip from it.
Your might also compare part of the clip (timemarks 4:00 to 4:45) to the introduction to the Jetsons.
To find it, go to my website, called LeviCar, followed by dot com, and follow that with the hashtag #DisneyMagicHighway
That has a link to the full episode, and to a nine-minute clip from it.
Your might also compare part of the clip (timemarks 4:00 to 4:45) to the introduction to the Jetsons.
Posted by Joshua Zev Levin, Ph.D. on 06/11/16 at 06:06 PM
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