Falcon Horus
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SciFi films Picture teaser game - give it a go!
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Falcon Horus
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Nope! Try again!
Greetz
Greetz
Falcon Horus
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Nope!
If clues are needed...just ask, I won't bite....I'm a sweet vampire.:rolly2:
Greetz
If clues are needed...just ask, I won't bite....I'm a sweet vampire.:rolly2:
Greetz
Is this a very old movie?
I think the image originally comes from "Le Voyage Dans La Lune (A Trip To The Moon) (1902)" based upon the Jules Verne novel.
Many very early movies were science fiction. MOMI (The Museum of the Moving Image) on London's South Bank had displays of all the old Magic Lantern and Cinématographe. I thought that it was a great museum but unfortunately it is presently closed for redevelopment.
This 30-scene narrative film by Georges Méliès was there. It was nearly one reel in length (about 825 feet, or 14 minutes). It was the first film to achieve international distribution (mainly through piracy), and was an enormous popular success. It helped to make Star Film one of the world's largest producers (an American branch was opened in 1903) and to establish the fiction film (rather than reality filming) as the cinema's mainstream product.
More here: http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~s-herbert/melies.htm
It could be a later film using the very popular image though?
I think the image originally comes from "Le Voyage Dans La Lune (A Trip To The Moon) (1902)" based upon the Jules Verne novel.
Many very early movies were science fiction. MOMI (The Museum of the Moving Image) on London's South Bank had displays of all the old Magic Lantern and Cinématographe. I thought that it was a great museum but unfortunately it is presently closed for redevelopment.
This 30-scene narrative film by Georges Méliès was there. It was nearly one reel in length (about 825 feet, or 14 minutes). It was the first film to achieve international distribution (mainly through piracy), and was an enormous popular success. It helped to make Star Film one of the world's largest producers (an American branch was opened in 1903) and to establish the fiction film (rather than reality filming) as the cinema's mainstream product.
More here: http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~s-herbert/melies.htm
It could be a later film using the very popular image though?
Falcon Horus
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Nope, you're right Dave!!
I just thought I'd use something old, just to see how well you people know the scifi history.
I saw a part of the film during history. Our teacher was overly enthusiastic about it.
Greetz
I just thought I'd use something old, just to see how well you people know the scifi history.
I saw a part of the film during history. Our teacher was overly enthusiastic about it.
Greetz
Yes!!
Maybe it was too easy (you got it in a minute) but I'm finding it hard to get really obscure images.
Let's try to have some more like Falcon Horus's last one that will last a few days.
Maybe it was too easy (you got it in a minute) but I'm finding it hard to get really obscure images.
Let's try to have some more like Falcon Horus's last one that will last a few days.
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