Pulp goodness for a new generation!
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Retro space with Atomic Rocket
Here’s a cool page that has a lot of information on Rockets and other space goodies. Atomic Rocket is great place to go for inspiration for a retro space pulp game.
The Golden Compass
A little Victorian era pulp heading to the theaters this winter. Sam Elliot? I’m there.
Blade Runner: The Final Cut.
If you haven’t seen this movie on the big screen, then you haven’t seen this movie.
Here’s where it will be playing for a lucky few.
11/16 - Detroit (Main Art, Detroit - 35mm)
11/18 - Austin (Paramount, Austin - 35mm)
11/30 - San Francisco (Embarcadero, San Francisco - 35mm)
11/30 - Dallas (The Inwood, Dallas - 35mm)
11/30 - San Diego (Ken, San Diego - 35mm)
11/30 - Minneapolis (Uptown, Minneapolis - 35mm)
12/7 - Denver (The Landmark @ Greenwood Village - Digital)
12/7 - Philadelphia (The Ritz 5, Philadelphia - 35mm)
12/25 - Boston (The Brattle, Cambridge - 35mm)
1/2/08 - Austin (The Paramount, Austin - 35mm)
1/4/08 - Nashville (The Belcourt, Nashville - 35mm)
1/18/08 - Durham (Carolina, Durham - 35mm)
2/1/08 - Columbus (Drexel Gateway, Columbus - 35mm)
2/15/08 - San Francisco (Castro, San Francisco - 35mm)
2/29/08 - Sacramento (Crest, Sacramento - 35mm)
Coming in Summer of 2025!
They’re still working on it.
And that is your Pulp Thursday report!
Thank you for posting the info on Blade Runner Final cut. I got to see if I can make it down to Detroit. Blade Runner is my favorite movie. I got to see it big screen.
ReplyDeleteSam Elliott as an aeronautical cowboy aside, you're in for a sore disappointment if you're looking for pulp in The Golden Compass. The books were more along the lines of a theological epic quest. The hero, Lyra, comes to find out that her destiny is to put an end to fate by helping God die.
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