I love Gennaro. He can just make up a bunch of nonsense using his legal jargon and everyone will believe him
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I love Gennaro. He can just make up a bunch of nonsense using his legal jargon and everyone will believe him

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"The planet has survived everything, in its time. It will certainly survive us."- Michael Crichton
The Andromeda Strain, Dir. Robert Wise (1971)
Robert Wise’s adaptation of Michael Crichton’s novel about an alien microorganism let loose on Earth is stark, chilling, claustrophobic, tense, and all too realistic. Science fiction movies featuring a biological outbreak are saddled with a unique tension. On one hand, they need to be speculative, to satisfy the science fiction component. And yet, pandemics happen. They, and the way we deal with them, are rooted in reality. They need to be believable and realistic. The line for the suspension of disbelief is almost tenuously thin for a movie to work. When they do, sci-fi plague can be almost unbearably chilling, bleak, and grim. The Andromeda Strain is utterly believable, and that’s part of what makes it so deadly effective. Despite the fact that a good portion of the action on-screen being akin to watching clinical laboratory footage, Robert Wise’s adaptation of Michael Crichton’s novel about an alien organism getting unleashed on work, is exponentially more terrifying, more dread-inducing, than the cruelest Slasher film or pitch black Gothic Horror. Plague Week continues on Forestpunk with a review of Robert Wise's adaptation of Michael Crichton's The Andromeda Strain. . #plagueweek #theandromedastrain #michaelcrichton #plague #selfquarantine #socialdistancing #coronavirus #covid19 #robertwise #sciencefiction #scifi #scifimovies #dystopian #dystopianmovies #viral #outbreak #scifihorror #70shorror #70smovies #disastermovies #aliens #extraterrestrial #horrorgram #horrormovies #horrorfilm #horrorcommunity #horrorlover #jsimpson #moviereview #forestpunk (at Nevada) https://www.instagram.com/p/B90P9SVBOYs/?igshid=9w5sbgz2wclg
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Looker (1981)
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✨FINALLY!! I got my hands on this book after weeks of looking. 2 hours in and I'm 1/3 done, it's exceptionally good but I can't tell if I like the first one better or not though.✨ 🦕🦖 #thelostworldofjurassicpark #michaelcrichton #snacktimereading #WhereIsSiteB?!
I first read Timeline by Michael Crichton when I was 13 and holy crap that book changed my life. I became obsessed with his science thrillers, and 15 years later he's still one of my favourite authors. Though this is a book they found after he died, I can't wait to dive in!