This might be the best use of AI I've ever seen. If we're doomed to be unoriginal from here on out, I'll take 1920s silent-era/German expressionist tributes over Grok's hyperreal, soft-porn/Instagram-face look any day.
Clue (1985) had every reason to fail. A board game adaptation with multiple endings sounded like a gimmick. Instead it became one of the sharpest ensemble comedies ever made, with timing, performances, and chaos that still land perfectly.
The Secret of NIMH (1982) was marketed to kids, but it plays like dark fantasy. Death, experiments, moral conflict, genuine dread. Don Bluth trusted young audiences with something heavy, and that gamble is exactly why it still lingers.
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979)
Buck (Gil Gerard) getting down with Princess Ardala (Pamela Hensley) is an all-timer. You might laugh, but men actually used to dance like this. Ask your mum, she liked it.
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979)
Buck (Gil Gerard) getting down with Princess Ardala (Pamela Hensley) is an all-timer. You might laugh, but men actually used to dance like this. Ask your mum, she liked it.
โThis is what I really did..
I told everybody that we were still making movies..
Weโve gotta keep making movies..
We had to be relentless about it but we made sure that people still had jobsโ ~ @TomCruise#PMSLive