LA_Steve
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I remember those things as well.the big one uptown had a kitchen that served bad*** hamburgers when i was a kid.
k&b also had their own beer. and a diy machine to test vacuum tubes for your hi-fi.
i bought my first flyrod/reel from k&b. another time, a couple cases of piper-heidsieck champagne.
"sears has everything" was hype. k&b and schwegmann's had everything.
So for my entire adulthood (so, you know, like the last 3 years), I've been trying to find evidence of this old, old black and white sci-fy movie I saw when I was a kid. I think it was Japanese and I think it was from the 50s. They were on another planet that was all sand with boulders and as soon as you stepped off the boulders, some kind of monster worm or reptile would come out of the sand and you had to either outrun it or make it back to a boulder. That's all I know and I'm convinced it did exist but have never been able to ID it.
48 years old. 7:24 on May 3rd, 2020How old were you when you realized that Rikki-Tikki-Tavi was a short story by Rudyard Kipling?
On top of that, film fans know that some filmmakers continue to choose to shoot their films in black and white decades after color film became the standard—Notable examples include "Young Frankenstein" (1974), "Manhattan" (1979), "Raging Bull" (1980), "Schindler's List" (1993), and "The Artist" (2011). In fact, for many years in the earliest decades of film, shooting in color was a similar artistic choice—with color movies existing for far longer than most people believe.
An often-repeated—but incorrect—bit of trivia is that 1939's "The Wizard of Oz" was the first full-color movie. This misconception probably comes from the fact that the film makes great symbolic use of brilliant color film after the first scene is depicted in black and white. However, color movies were being created more than 35 years before "The Wizard of Oz!"
You got free chicken and watched Popeye cartoons with a bunch of other kids....does this help lol? BTW, I am jealous I always wanted to be on there!!!I was in the onstage audience once
Remember very little about it
You just described Tremors with Kevin Bacon lol, except not the 50's and not on another planet.So for my entire adulthood (so, you know, like the last 3 years), I've been trying to find evidence of this old, old black and white sci-fy movie I saw when I was a kid. I think it was Japanese and I think it was from the 50s. They were on another planet that was all sand with boulders and as soon as you stepped off the boulders, some kind of monster worm or reptile would come out of the sand and you had to either outrun it or make it back to a boulder. That's all I know and I'm convinced it did exist but have never been able to ID it.
Other than that I have plenty of those random memories there was some movie in the 80's about spiders and I remember a guy driving up to a house and spider webs over all the ground and in the house and him opening a door a somebody was covered actually cocooned in webs. I can still see it in my head.
No not arachnophobia. This movie was like early 80's. I loved Arachnophobia, lol.Arachnophobia?
ok I just google searched it and I found it!!!! Kingdom of Spiders 1977 starring William Shatner!!Arachnophobia?