Africa (2013)
Attenborough's 2013 six-episode survey of Africa. Three years filming, 24 production teams.
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2010sPlanet Earth II (2016)
Marine iguana versus racer snake sequence broke the internet. Planet Earth II is the BBC natural history television series narrated by David Attenborough.
2010sBlue Planet II (2017)
Attenborough's 2017 sequel to The Blue Planet. Seven episodes, 125 expeditions.
1990sThe Trials of Life (1990)
Attenborough's 1990 series tracking animals through twelve life stages. Births, courtships, fights, deaths.
1950sHemo the Magnificent (1957)
Frank Capra's 1957 Bell Labs educational film mixing live action and animation. Dr. Frank Baxter and a cartoon Hemo teach kids how blood works.
Film TrilogyThe Blob (1958 and 1988)
The Blob exists in two memorable versions. Irvin Yeaworth directed the 1958 original.
1960sFantastic Voyage (1966)
Fantastic Voyage is the mid-1960s science fiction film about a submarine and crew miniaturized to microscopic size and injected into the bloodstream of a dying scientist. The film made approximately twelve million dollars on a six and a half million…
AmbiguityThe Day the Earth Stood Still (1951 and 2008)
Robert Wise directed the 1951 original. Scott Derrickson directed the 2008 remake.
1980sStar Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982)
Sowards wrote the original screenplay, with substantial uncredited revisions by Meyer. The film made approximately ninety-seven million dollars worldwide on an eleven million dollar budget.
1990sJurassic Park (1993)
David Koepp and Michael Crichton adapted Crichton's 1990 novel. The film made approximately one billion dollars worldwide on a sixty-three million dollar budget.
2010sJohn Carter (2012) Review
John Carter is one of the most unfairly maligned films of the past fifteen years and one of the most expensive commercial failures in Disney history. The production was Stanton's live-action feature debut after his Pixar work on Finding Nemo…
Disney+The Failure Of Stark’s Successors
Tony Stark's death created an institutional vacuum. An essay on how Tony Stark's death in Avengers: Endgame created an institutional vacuum that the various young Avengers framework characters have failed to fill, and what the failure reveals about whether character…