So by the 26th century, temperatures have risen enough that the "futuristic" women don't see any need to over-dress, I take it. That's OK, I think over-dressing is a bit vulgar; we certainly don't want any vulgar over-dressing when the 26th c. rolls around, do we????Arguably, one of favorites is this one. It has some of the worst special effects I’ve ever seen. However, the storyline is great and the costume department definitely overcame all odds.
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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
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I never saw this one? I know sometimes the same movie had different names. Now I’m on the lookout!Arguably, one of favorites is this one. It has some of the worst special effects I’ve ever seen. However, the storyline is great and the costume department definitely overcame all odds.
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It’s quite the Mystery Theater 3000 category, but it’s interesting. Plus it’s got a number of actors from other sci fi movies.
This brings back great memories of hot Summer nights, muscle cars and cruisin’ Big Boy’s. The Beach Boys and British bands were blaring from AM/FM radios. 8 track tape players too!
I had a few nice cars too…dang I miss those times!
Also grew up with a Big Boy in my local town. Also known as the Eat-n-Park.
But I remember the most was the Austin Powers movie when Clint Howard says "In many ways Big Boy never left. They've always offered the same high-quality meals at competitive prices." About 1:14 in the clip.
I'll occasionally use that quote whenever the family is discussing where to meet for dinner. (Yeah, the kids just roll their eyes, like they do at most of my dad jokes.)
They still secure the older rides of all sizes like that at county fairs. I don't go on them but figure they know what they're doing.
The Boneless Liver restaurant. Paw Paw, Michigan. 1913
