He was good as Gaugin in Lust for Life.

Interesting timeline pair

Pursuit (1972 American film) - Wikipedia

@bsky.realhackhistory.org found another ancient "hacker" movie. Written and directed by Michael Crichton of all people.

we had that already, it was called a car. let's see how cool you think these robots are when they're chasing you down to put you into a reeducation camp.

Robert Pilatus is.

I never actually bought anything but I read the Loompanics catalog cover to cover

honestly this is what I'd assumed my bachelor pad would look like.

As an older man who’s only interested in dating women my own age… the dating pool is pretty small, hope these guys realize that.

Trebek was so money

Did you watch the Coachella set? I found a video on the Internet archive. So killer.

Is that a single steak-umm slice?

Need to give us a Goth Talk movie before I’d ever be interested

I upset some nerds I knew years ago by telling them that the only movies that 3d is mandatory for are Cave of Forgotten Dreams and Jackass 3D.

Coachella looks like hell to me, even though it has some of my favorite bands this year.

That's the Fear & Loathing briefcase

We had an iMac from the final gen of PPC in my old office deep in the age of Intel Macs years ago. Never got an answer why it hadn’t been ewasted

It would have been David Lynch until recently

It’s got a very literalist palette, something human colorists avoid in actual good cartoons.

I think it’s because graphic designers over there needed warez photoshop, fonts, etc and worked for them.

Same. A handful of people I really liked I’ve kept in touch with and they also wouldn’t be at any reunion.

I dunno, I think all the meathead jocks and preppies at my high school are total Trump voters now. Those people always sucked.

I think you just gave them some.

All the Nazis were there, there just was a lot of non shitty people to balance them out.

I caught it on TV in the late 80s. Blew kid me's mind.

Imagine explaining 900 number charges on the family phone bill to your irate Dad but it's the Borland C++ Advisor Line instead of a phone sex line.

Glad to hear it.

I remember reading the teen pregnancy rate was high in the 1950s and that's probably why, too.

He could make ordinary things look strange and extraordinary.