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Science Fiction

Pluvious

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5. That's exactly right ,

Reply to electric_blue68 (Reply #4)

Thu Oct 9, 2025, 10:58 AM

Thursday

Good memory lol

He first used his slit scan technique to make an intro clip for Doris Day's "The Glass Bottom Boat" directed by the former animator Frank Tashkin (probably the one that knew Whitney).

The clip was the film title which starts to get wavy and fades

Funny stuff

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Two quik SF things.... [View all] electric_blue68 Tuesday OP

I can so relate... Pluvious Wednesday #1

Haha... And yeah, first contact sub genre one my favorites.... electric_blue68 Wednesday #2

The "star corridor sequence" was an historical first... Pluvious Wednesday #3

Dang, that's Cool!!! What I remember seeing.... electric_blue68 Wednesday #4

That's exactly right , Pluvious Thursday #5

Oh, interesting! Lucky for film goers we had his talent in the mix. electric_blue68 Thursday #6