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When archival high school film reels collide.
This is the official trailer for our upcoming free web game, Abobo’s Big Adventure!
Type any URL and click Submit to see how it would look as a Geocities page.
Nostalgia time for the 90′s child, see how many of these shows you remember!
Take a trip back to the fab & fashionable 80s with this Promotional Music Video for “(Hey You) What’s That Sound?” by Les Rythmes Digitales.
In 1972 Ed Catmull (founder of Pixar) and his colleagues created the world’s first 3D rendered movie, an animated version of Ed’s left hand. This is the film that they produced. It includes some “making of” footage (around 1:30) and some other early experiments.
A 1960′s TV commercial for Hasbro’s Pie Face game… I want one!!
Aurel Bacs, International Head of the Watch Department, shares his passion and knowledge of the only known matching pair of gold and enamel singing bird pistols, offered at Christie’s Hong Kong Important Watches sale on 30 May 2011. Among the most valuable and important works of art remaining in private hands, the value and ingenuity of these pistols are beyond description and must be seen and heard to be truly appreciated.
zx spectrum (pentagon clone) demo, audiovisual art on 8bit machine, invitation for Chaos Constructions 2000 demoparty.
For ten years, Sheldon Nadelman took thousands of black and white photographs while bartending at the Terminal Bar, Times Square’s most notorious watering hole of the 1970s.
A promotional instructional Windows 95 video starring Matthew Perry and Jennifer Aniston from Friends. It’s quite strange, but funny!
My pick of the day: The four and a half minute compliation of every Ray Harryhausen animated creature in feature films, presented in chronological order. So many childhood memories, call me an old git but i much prefer stop motion and puppetry to CGI, you can just feel the love that has gone into these creatures!!
A hilarious clip depicting what designers sometime around the 1930′s thought fashion in 2000 would look like. Watch for the headlight hair accessory.
