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Summer 2014

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WWW.ILTANET.ORG 29 "time machine," now universally used to refer to such a vehicle, was coined by Wells himself. When the time traveler from 1895 stops in 1966, he sees a department store display of "the latest tubeless TV," which looks remarkably like one of our modern flat panel computer monitors in 2014. The film received an Oscar for then-state-of-the- art time-lapse photographic effects showing the world changing rapidly. LA JETÉE (1962) uses only black and white still photographs, voiceover narration, sound effects and music to tell the gripping story of a World War III survivor whose vivid memories make him both the subject and ultimate victim of time travel experiments. Only in one shot of the film does an image move: that of a woman slowly opening her eyes. The 28-minute long French featurette was inspiration for 12 MONKEYS (1995). SILENT RUNNING (1972) imagines a not-so-distant future in which all plant life on Earth has been made extinct. Only a few specimens have been preserved in enormous, greenhouse-like geodesic domes attached to space freighters. When the resident botanist-ecologist who has been carefully preserving the plants for eventual reforestation of the planet is ordered to jettison the trees he has so lovingly cultivated for eight years, he rebels and hijacks the freighter. The space freighter's three tiny drone robots Huey, Dewey and Louie (named after Donald Duck's nephews) were operated by four multiple-amputee actors. The film's space ship "Valley Forge" was re-used in one episode of the television series "Battlestar Galactica" (1978-79). It was called the "agro-ship," used to grow food for the colonists. A.I. – ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (2001) is a visually spectacular, emotionally moving and thought-provoking tale about the quest of an unloved robot boy programmed to love the programmer. When David is shunned by the world in which was created, he embarks on a lifelong journey of great physical and emotional expense to find the only thing he was ever programmed to want. The movie was originally titled simply "A.I.," but a survey revealed that because too many people thought it was "A1," the title was expanded to prevent people from thinking it was about steak sauce! Special thanks to IMDb and Wikipedia Better together All the tools you need to manage your business-critical documents from a single technology partner. DocsCorp's integrated document productivity suite is simple, intuitive, seamless. Request a 30-day trial now Document collation Distribution Archiving Cleaning Comparison OCR Bundling eFiling Document processing Review Your documents. Integrated. info@docscorp.com www.docscorp.com

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