Only in as much as you take any action film seriously, as opposed to comedically, yes, you can draw that inference.
Sorry, but after Hot Shots and Hot Shots – Part Deux, I don’t think I could take a new Top Gun seriously.
Well, of course it will! And so long as there are oily rags like Max Clifford around talking up potential earnings of £100 million what do we expect?
Well, of course it will! And so long as there are oily rags like Max Clifford around talking up potential earnings of £100 million what do we expect?
For me films with real and frightening tension like Psycho and Rosemary’s Baby are far more horrific than so-called horror films. In fact I don’t think any of the classic horror movies has ever made me “tingle”. They are not subtle enough and the “fear” moments are usually well flagged up or just funny.
For me films with real and frightening tension like Psycho and Rosemary’s Baby are far more horrific than so-called horror films. In fact I don’t think any of the classic horror movies has ever made me “tingle”. They are not subtle enough and the “fear” moments are usually well flagged up or just funny.
are there no surviving wyverns left? the H24 engine was a fenominal piece of engineering. i would love to have heard one of these run.
I remember watching therm when they were based at Ford in the mid-50s, I would guess. Always one of my favourites and I recall a display at Farnborough early in the 50s. There is certainly someone on here whose avatar needs no further explanation!
More terrific pictures. I think these from all of you of the Autumn Show are some of the best I’ve seen this year. Were the conditions particularly good, from a photography point of view? I think one of the commentators alluded to it in an interview with Planes TV.
It certainly wasn’t heavyweight, but that was not the intention. That was for Martin Shaw to share his interest in it as a pilot and to see if it was in way possible to reproduce something on the sense of the raid from the cockpit and share that with the viewers.
Many thanks TEEJ. No, I had never heard the “B52 mother rule” and the links are very interesting. In an everchanging strategic world it is intriguing that the US sees a role for this mighty aircraft for another generation.
Your last point is undeniable.
Pondskater – the demise of the RDA’s, another Prescott white elephant, could not have come soon enough. The projects were funded from local and national taxes, which also funded the extremely large wage and expenses bills of the RDAs. That’s our money!
We will return to the pre-Prescott era of one layer of government less.
Resmoroh – I think I do! Too much short-termism ( ghastly phrase :(). We’re all in it for the long haul, anyway and I doubt the light will appear at the end of the tunnel before I’m pushing up the daisies…..
A bit of a rant Resmoroh, but with a degree of justification. We do not, of course, know the answers to your questions, but I suspect they were rhetorical, anyway.
And nothing is sacred, or should be, and that includes the NHS and especially Overseas Aid. And the arguments will go on for years to come between parties with vested interests as to what was fair and what was ill-judged and what was right and what was wrong.
No one will be totally satisfied and I do not envy those having to make the decisions. Trying to reduce my own personal budget is bad enough!!
You are a lucky man – sadly I have had to shed about 500 books in the last year and I now operate a strictly one in one out basis so I too have a backlog but also lose a few old favourites from time to time.