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Ditto.

Yeah, such bad luck. Except by this time, North had changed his name to Tony Banks. 😅

And Shire's replacement score is a wonder.

I saw it twice in 70mm, and once or twice on Blu. I'm still reminded of how much I like the cast. The 35mm live action is very grainy, but the 65mm VFX work is pretty stunning. Especially Jupiter, which used very early CG.

I remember seeing this with my dad – we were both fans of science fiction and 2001. We both had a 70mm good time, and to this day, I have a real soft spot for it.

Ground News - Humpback Whales Rebound to 80,000 by Adapting Diet Humpback whale populations have surged from 10,000 to approximately 80,000 globally, with new research from Russia's Senyavin Strait revealing their remarkable dietary flexibility as a key driver of r...

I often hear Trekkies bemoan The One With The Whales. But maybe we should refer to it as The One That's Always Really Mattered, because after four decades and a lot of hard work, we can now celebrate an authentic Hollywood ending. Consider ourselves lucky. ground.news/daily-briefi... #TheVoyageHome

This particular Nic Cage struggle gives me flashbacks to high school.

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Yes, the flu shot may not be a good match this year – but you can get off your ass, wear a proven #N95 mask and still fight it reliably. Nowhere in this article does anyone even suggest this, of course. What an idiotic period in history we're living though. www.cp24.com/local/toront...

Ralph Senensky, Director on ‘Star Trek’ and ‘The Waltons,’ Dies at 102 He helmed memorable episodes spotlighting Leonard Nimoy and Ellen Corby on those shows, plus the three-part pilot for 'Dynasty.'

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Seventh inning kvetch!

Does the 'stache give it away?

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Any chance we can move the standard time shift to tonight? #BlueJays #Dodgers #WorldSeries #17thInning

Then and now: What Toronto was like when the Jays were last in the World Series in 1993 Here’s a glance back at what Toronto was like in 1993, the last time the Blue Jays were in the series.

Also in 1993: almost half of Toronto's sizeable population was comprised of Montreal expats. #BlueJays #Expos #Toronto #Montreal #Statscan #population #expat #migration #Canada www.cp24.com/local/toront...

I have good memories. By that point, though, I'd moved to Toronto.

I've heard good things.

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Haven't watched this much baseball since I was a kid. #BlueJays #Expos

Drew Struzan, Iconic Movie Poster Artist and Favorite of Spielberg and Lucas, Dies at 78 He created some of the most memorable movie posters of all-time in his own signature style.

Every 1980s summer, I'd grab my saved pennies and head down to L'Affiche Française – the Montreal film exchange – to pick up Struzan's latest masterpiece. Then I'd trigger the score LP and kick back, my eyes drinking in that magical one-sheet. Great times. www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...

Back in the day, we traded mix tapes containing whack stuff like this. Thrilled to be reunited with it after 35 years! 🖖

Jane Goodall's Wild Chimpanzees: The Making of the Music (clip) Directed by Saul Pincus

Thanks to composer Amin Bhatia, I was lucky enough to work on an IMAX project featuring the amazing Jane Goodall. Here's a short clip from Jane Goodall's Wild Chimpanzees: The Making of the Music, which I directed. vimeo.com/1123712466?s...

Does Carpenter resemble Lo-Pan in the close-up photo, or is it just me? ;)

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Still, De Palma enabled (and mentored) him!

Is this one of Eric Schwab's shots?

That would be ROTFL if it wasn't so TTYN.

There was a time, not so long ago (mid-90s), when any expanded Bond was – pure and simple – a pipe dream. I wish more could understand that, not to mention the fact that those now handling these expansions are the absolutely very best for the job. We are so very, very lucky.

Time for a road trip! Followed by a boat trip! Followed by another road trip! 😂

Thank you for the much-needed laugh!

I'm not American either, but I was making the classic mistake of assuming perhaps you were! Just using BB as a reference point, really.

There's still a substantial-enough audience for physical media – just not at Best Buy.