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electric_blue68

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

Reply to Pluvious (Reply #5)

Thu Oct 9, 2025, 01:16 PM

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I tend to a good to excellent memory (not always, but a lot).

That stuck bc 1) the on screen results (especially during those big screen years), were so amazing, 2) as a artist and amateur photographer I was fascinated with how it was achieved. 👍

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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