Ryan Lambie
@ryanlambie.bsky.social
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Editor @filmstories magazine. Pro void shouter. Author: Geek's Guide To SF Cinema. Former dep ed Den of Geek UK, ex-editor Wireframe mag. Style boy 4 life.
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Genuinely sad news. But what an artist he was.
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RIP Drew Struzan - a man whose talent and imagination etched onto so many minds throughout the last 40+ years.

His art & posters are some of the first visuals I think of when I think about cinema - an invitation to watch these stories and worlds.

A massive loss 💔
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Writing in the dark
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In honour of spooky month, share a 4 word horror story that only someone in your profession would understand.

rm -rf ~/
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"The chancellor approved it"
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Hahahaha holy fuck
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My abiding memory of Jared Leto is him pretending not to remember being in Urban Legend.
GN4M: Urban Legend. That was like your lone horror movie. You know, every actor has to succumb to the cheesy horror flick at some point in their career.
JL: What's that?


Wait! That was me in Urban Legend.
IGN4M: When you did Urban Legend.
JL: What's that?
IGN4M: That horror flick you did back in 1998.
JL: I didn't do that.
IGN4M: Yeah you did. You were the college newspaper reporter...
JL: I was?
IGN4M: Yeah.
JL: Get the $%&* outta here! What are you talkin' about [laughs].
IGN4M: Urban Legend, dude. That horror movie about urban myths with Rebecca Gayheart.
JL: I don't even remember that.
IGN4M: Okay...obviously it wasn't that good of an experience then.
JL: [laughs] I don't even know what you're talkin' about dude.
IGN4M: You were the damn lead, this college newspaper reporter and all the kids in school were dying around you.
JL: That's so weird. I've never even heard of that movie.
IGN4M: You're kidding, right?
JL: No.
IGN4M: Alright, dude.
JL: [laughs]
IGN4M: Seems like you've erased a minor historical footnote in your burgeoning film career.
JL: I must of had a blackout [laughs].
IGN4M: I guess we're all allowed one of those.
JL: Yeah [laughs]. You live and you learn, you know what I mean?
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The AI industry is worth $20bn per year in revenue, which sounds great until someone points out it needs a minimum of $320bn to break even.
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Pamela Voorhees, the original hockey mom.
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A really lovely, florid greetings card, then you open it up and it says inside, in gold letters, "shut the fuck up."
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The equivalent of a mother in a gangster movie. "I DON'T WANT YOUR BLOOD MONEY."
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We'll do some more analysis later I'm sure
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Not yet, but we figured out that shanging the lightest low and putting the heaviest centrally on the top results in a win...
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Saturday morning Buckaroo experiments with my daughter. Turns out that pesky blue hat really IS the heaviest.
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thespaceshipper.com
From one iconic design to another: Tron (1982) & Akira (1988)

Director and writer Katsuhiro Ōtomo: “In terms of Kaneda's bike in Akira, the initial inspiration was the lightcycles from Tron designed by Syd Mead. However, they are wide, so I halved them and used that as an initial basis.”
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Fascinating thread.
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It occurs to me that the Doctor's polyethnic identity in recent times recontextualises Peter Davison's casting in quite an interesting way.
(For context, although you'd be unlikely to guess it by looking at him, Davison's paternal family is Guyanese. He has close relatives who are visibly Black.)
Peter Davison, a fair-skinned blond man, as the fifth Doctor, circa 1982.
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As a final little easter egg, the destination on bus reads, "MEAD-MOEBIUS"
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This just reminded me that Tron: Ares brings the creative inspiration full-circle by having a lightcycle do an Akira powerslide. Also a bus does an Akira powerslide.
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Tron (1982): Light Cycle, art by Syd Mead
 Light Cycle, art by Syd Mead
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As #TronAres spawns in cinemas, I spoke to animator Bill Kroyer about his work on the ground-breaking 1982 original, and why it was never even nominated for an Oscar.
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“The famous thing is, we basically sold Disney a film that we had no way to make. When we started the movie, the tools to make it didn’t exist. [Director Steven Lisberger] had the balls to go in with this idea and say, ‘We’re gonna figure it out.’ I don’t think there’s ever been a film like Tron.”
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And then a stint in a cryo chamber to recover from whatever the hell that 90 minute snack was (a whole side of venison?)
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"At last: a shoe buff on Marine Way."