#Movie tie-in

[misforgotten2]

A book you very likely don’t have on your shelf #817

1965

[highretrogamelord]

Back to the Future Part II for DOS

[flojocabron]

Here's something I saw today at a Mexican pharmacy today. If you live in Mexico, you are aware of Dr. Simi. The mascot of this drug store. There's been toys and dolls of this guy thrown around and fan modded over the years in concerts or given as gifts to visiting actors in Mexico. Knowing how to take advantage of the public, Farmacias Similares has made this doll to cross promote the new Superman movie. What do you think of it?

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

William Grefe - Racing Fever - Beacon - 1964 (Barbara Biggart on cover)

[psalm22-6]

Rockhampton's The Capricornian, 19 September 1929

Shortly before last Christmas a friend heard me voicing my admiration for Hugos "Les Miserables," and, knowing I did not possess a copy, made a mental note— for a Christmas present. How I gloated when I saw the title! And how I groaned when I found it was a film edition, and realized what that meant! The gift was made in complete ignorance of any difference, and I value the spirit of it. But I never could bring myself to read it right through. It surely is an act of sacrilege to have stripped the story of this master writer of all that gorgeous word clothing and set it forth thus — bare and graceless. To have robbed the characters of their dignity, to have changed even their very speech, to have cut and mutilated the very plot, and then put on the market as "Les Miserables," by Victor Hugo! Why, it does not even hint at Hugo's grand thoughts, his matchless expression. And so it is with scores of other famous works, put on the market in these film editions: they are eagerly pounced on by those who do not care whether they are well read or not, so long as they appear well read. And from these they pick up a smattering that carries them along. But many a would-be student of the classics is misled by them too. In all ignorance of what film edition means, they think they are making the acquaintance of a famed work. It's not even a bowing acquaintance.

[mudwerks]

1948; Mickey [Clementine] by Peggy Goodin.

Cover art uncredited. Published by Bantam Books 406. Movie Tie-in.

[hazel-janes-books-galore]

1989 edition of One Gallant Rush by Peter Burchard.

[princemick]

purple tie. purple bow.

[misforgotten2]

Books you very likely don’t have on your shelf #740 & 741

1977

[highretrogamelord]

Back to the Future Part III for DOS

[demetera-kaziaik]

kiss kiss fall in love!

[pedroam-bang]

TIE Fighter (2015)

[paging-possum]

Bug infestation in my procreate files im gonna need to call a freaking exterminator dude

[iantojonesirl]

why didnt he just.... put on a shirt

[toyastales]

Damson Idris at the Premiere for F1 The Movie in London (2025)

https://toyastales.blogspot.com/2025/06/best-dressed-damson-idris-at-premiere.html

[hensfox]

henry's nose scrunch (pt 2)