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by Pantheon., By Mike Householder Associated Press The Moments Are Seared Into The Pop Culture, Bed, Our Collective Consciousness. A Friendly Alien Taking Henry Thomasâ Character Elliott On An Airborne Bike Ride With The Full Moon As A Backdrop In âE.T.â Carol Anne (Heather OâRourke) In âPoltergeistâ Getting Out Of, Screen, Staring Into A Pulsating TV, Family, Turning To Her, You., Warning: âTheyâRe Here.â Arnold SchwarzeneggerâS Titular Hero Conan The Barbarian Succinctly Listing For His Compatriots What Is Best In Life: âTo Crush Your Enemies. See Them Driven Before, Films, Hear The Lamentation Of Their Women.â Former Entertainment Weekly Film Critic Chris Nashawaty Walks Readers Through The Significance (And Making) Of Each Of The, Runner, As Well As Five Other Science Fiction/Fantasy Classics â" âBlade, Warrior, â âMad Max 2: The Road, Khan, â âStar Trek Ii: The Wrath Of, Thingâ, â âThe, That, âTronâ â, Incredibly, Ultra-Entertaining, Were Released Within Two Months Of Each Other In The Summer Of 1982. In The, Madmen, Informative âThe Future Was Now, Mavericks, 1982, The Epic Sci-Fi Summer Of, Trajectory, â Nashawaty Makes The Case That The Octet Of Flicks Altered The, Helm, Not Only Of The Auteurs At The, Sci-Fi, But Of Hollywood Filmmaking. âThe Summer Of 1982 Was The Moment When, Fantasy, Up, Splashy Blockbusters Ripped From The Pages Of Comic Books Would Grow, Era, â Nashawaty Writes. âThese Films Could No Longer Be Nonchalantly Dismissed As Kidsâ Stuff. âThey Became The Harbingers Of A New, Solid, Eventually The Most Dominant Force In Popular Entertainment.â His Thesis Is, â", Sure. But ItâS Not What Makes âThe Future Was Nowâ A Great Read. The Behind-The-Scenes Intrigue Does That. Nashawaty Digs Deep Into The History Of How These Groundbreaking Films Got, âe.t.â, Were â" Made. Perhaps Most Fascinating Is The Tale Of Burgeoning Cinema Maestro Steven Spielberg Leading His Young Charges Through The Filming Of The Now-Classic, âPoltergeist, More Or Less Taking Over The Production Of, Trekâ, â A Much Different Kind Of Film That Now Is Considered To Be A Landmark In The Horror Genre. Add In The Complex Origins Of The âStar, Sequels, âMad Maxâ, Runner, Plus Ridley ScottâS Odyssey In Transforming A Philip K. Dick Novel Into The Big-Screen Cult Classic âBlade, â, Era, YouâVe Got A Must-Read For Any Cinephile. The Summer Of â82 Paved âThe Way For Our Current All-Blockbusters-All-The-Time, Research, â Nashawaty Writes. But The Real Treat Is Having A Front-Row Seat As The AuthorâS Painstaking, Be., Expert Recounting Bring To Life How These Silver-Screen Gems Came To
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by Pantheon., By Mike Householder Associated Press The Moments Are Seared Into The Pop Culture, Bed, Our Collective Consciousness. A Friendly Alien Taking Henry Thomasâ Character Elliott On An Airborne Bike Ride With The Full Moon As A Backdrop In âE.T.â Carol Anne (Heather OâRourke) In âPoltergeistâ Getting Out Of, Screen, Staring Into A Pulsating TV, Family, Turning To Her, You., Warning: âTheyâRe Here.â Arnold SchwarzeneggerâS Titular Hero Conan The Barbarian Succinctly Listing For His Compatriots What Is Best In Life: âTo Crush Your Enemies. See Them Driven Before, Films, Hear The Lamentation Of Their Women.â Former Entertainment Weekly Film Critic Chris Nashawaty Walks Readers Through The Significance (And Making) Of Each Of The, Runner, As Well As Five Other Science Fiction/Fantasy Classics â" âBlade, Warrior, â âMad Max 2: The Road, Khan, â âStar Trek Ii: The Wrath Of, Thingâ, â âThe, That, âTronâ â, Incredibly, Ultra-Entertaining, Were Released Within Two Months Of Each Other In The Summer Of 1982. In The, Madmen, Informative âThe Future Was Now, Mavericks, 1982, The Epic Sci-Fi Summer Of, Trajectory, â Nashawaty Makes The Case That The Octet Of Flicks Altered The, Helm, Not Only Of The Auteurs At The, Sci-Fi, But Of Hollywood Filmmaking. âThe Summer Of 1982 Was The Moment When, Fantasy, Up, Splashy Blockbusters Ripped From The Pages Of Comic Books Would Grow, Era, â Nashawaty Writes. âThese Films Could No Longer Be Nonchalantly Dismissed As Kidsâ Stuff. âThey Became The Harbingers Of A New, Solid, Eventually The Most Dominant Force In Popular Entertainment.â His Thesis Is, â", Sure. But ItâS Not What Makes âThe Future Was Nowâ A Great Read. The Behind-The-Scenes Intrigue Does That. Nashawaty Digs Deep Into The History Of How These Groundbreaking Films Got, âe.t.â, Were â" Made. Perhaps Most Fascinating Is The Tale Of Burgeoning Cinema Maestro Steven Spielberg Leading His Young Charges Through The Filming Of The Now-Classic, âPoltergeist, More Or Less Taking Over The Production Of, Trekâ, â A Much Different Kind Of Film That Now Is Considered To Be A Landmark In The Horror Genre. Add In The Complex Origins Of The âStar, Sequels, âMad Maxâ, Runner, Plus Ridley ScottâS Odyssey In Transforming A Philip K. Dick Novel Into The Big-Screen Cult Classic âBlade, â, Era, YouâVe Got A Must-Read For Any Cinephile. The Summer Of â82 Paved âThe Way For Our Current All-Blockbusters-All-The-Time, Research, â Nashawaty Writes. But The Real Treat Is Having A Front-Row Seat As The AuthorâS Painstaking, Be., Expert Recounting Bring To Life How These Silver-Screen Gems Came To
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