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Re: Greatest Adventurer Movies
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Mon, 25 Oct 1999 15:54:25 GMT
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In lugnet.adventurers, Peter Merryman writes:
> Mark Lindsey wrote:
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> > Hey fellow Adventurers I have an idea for a cool posting subject. What are
> > the all time greatest adventure themed movies?
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> King Kong
> The Lost World (1925 silent)
> Any Harryhausen film:
> Jason & the Argonauts + all 3 Sinbads + Clash of the Titans are classics, • but
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> not in the Adventurers era. Suitable for inspiration, though.
> also:
> The Valley of Gwangi (throw some Duplo dinosaurs and Wild West together)
> First Men in the Moon (well, that's more Victorian, but it'll do)
> At the Earth's Core
> The Land that Time Forgot
> etc
> etc
Great ideas Peter! I somehow forgot about King Kong and The Lost World
(1925). Glad you set me straight. As for the others, I think the sheer
number of marginally adventure genre films (those that almost fit but not
quite -either too comedic, too mythic, too whatever) will have to be put into
a seperate category entirely. They are all adventure films but not in quite
the same pulp-comic way the Adventurers theme portrays. I'll keep you posted
on this.
> I'd also like to tell Mark how jealous I am that he beat me to a Nautilus
> project. I've been slowly stockpiling bricks for a series of Victorian sci-fi
> vehicles and settings (with the bulk of those parts coming from Adventurers • sets
> of course), but all I've actually built so far is a big red walrus (refer to
> "Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger"- walrus giganticus). A few more expidition
> balloons should get me started with enough grey portholes for a submarine, a
> balloon-based ethercraft of some sort, and a large drilling passenger vessel
> (with the help of a Rock Raiders drill bit) for some subterranean exploration • (a
> la "At the Earth's Core").
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> -Pete
Remember to post those pictures at Christian's site. He has the perfect
setting for a repository of "adventurous" projects, no pun intended. As for
slowly stockpiling bricks, tell me about it. If I could have only one LEGO
wish it would be for the S@H club to sell individual elements from any set.
Can you imagine being able to order 100 green arms or a box of 500 2x4 tan
bricks? Now that would be a perfect world.
Mark L
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