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"Back to the Future" Time Machine
Above is the time machine used in "Back to the Future", a retrofitted DeLorean DMC-12. Early on, the DMC-12 was marketed as an inexpensive sports car, unfortunately for DeLorean however, the number of presales for the car gave them the idea to hike…
Tags: Automotive, Movie Memorabilia, Pop Culture, Sci-Fi
Atari 2600
The posterchild for the second generation of home video game consoles, the Atari 2600 helped introduce interchangeable cartridge-based consoles to American households, replacing from fixed single-game devices. Originally released in 1977, the 2600…
Tags: atari, atari 2600, console, game, video game, video games
Bands of the 80s
This image is of Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora performing at a concert wearing an American Flag as a cape with a crop top and pants with animal print and leather material. The band Bon Jovi had an interesting style when they first emerged in 1983.…
Tags: 1980s Band, Bon Jovi, Jon Bon Jovi, Music, Pop Metal, Radio, Rock
Blade Runner(1982)
A landscape shot from the 1982 cult-classic Blade Runner. The movie takes place in an imagined Los Angeles in the year 2019. The movie is known for its distinct aesthetic, and the introduction of cyberpunk themes to broader markets. Beyond this, the…
Tags: Blade Runner, Cyberpunk, Movie Shots, Ridley Scott
David Lynch(1990)
A photo of director David Lynch seen shooting Wild at Heart, a 1990 movie starring Laura Dern and Nicholas Cage...Which is all that will be said regarding that film. While Lynch's presence as a household name today comes from his episodic Twin Peaks,…
Tags: Camera, David Lynch, Directors
Early CGI
The 80s saw the emergence of computer-generated imagery(CGI) within films. The first of which to feature large amounts of CGI scenes being "Tron"(1982), a movie perhaps more widely known for the arcade-cabinet game of the same name. Tron has a…
Tags: graphics, Pioneering, Sci-Fi
Golden Age of Arcade Games
Arcade Gaming was an integral part of pop culture in the early 1980s. Titles such as Pac-Man, Galaga, Space Invaders, Donkey Kong, and Frogger became incredibly popular in North America, causing an explosion of interest in video arcades.
Tags: Arcade, Arcade Games, Donkey Kong, Galaga, Games, Pac-Man, video game, video games