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Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta FAVORITE FILMS. Mostrar todas las entradas

lunes, 21 de marzo de 2016

DeLOREAN + MARTY McFLY

DeLOREAN + MARTY McFLY
"Whait a minute doc. Are you telling me that you built a time machine, out of a DeLorean?"

sábado, 28 de marzo de 2015

CITROEN 2CV 1960

"Les Yeux Sans Visage"("Los Ojos Sin Rostro")
Georges Franju
1960

 

miércoles, 11 de febrero de 2015

THE BUS, El vehiculo que se convirtio en un icono


THE BUS Film
available at http://www.busmovie.com/
This is the remarkable story of a vehicle that became an icon. Anyone who has ever driven a Volkswagen Bus already knows that it’s a nostalgic tale of freedom, love, friendship, breakdowns and adventures. ‘The Bus’ playfully explores how a post-WWII German utility vehicle evolved into a cultural icon that represents freedom and the open road; defining and connecting generations of fun lovers everywhere. Beginning in Germany with the vehicle’s creation, into a wild ride that changes the world forever, ‘The Bus’ is an adventure from beginning to end. From Wolfsburg to Hollywood, Burning Man to Baja, people from all walks of life share their stories and passion in ‘The Bus’. 









martes, 6 de enero de 2015

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domingo, 24 de agosto de 2014

Mad Max Museum


MAD MAX. It is a passion - an obsession which has seen now local man, Adrian Bennett, pack up and move halfway around the world to live his dream of owning and operating a museum dedicated to Mad Max 2.
Adrian’s obsession with Mad Max began in his hometown of Bradford in Northern England in 1982, when he was dragged along to the cinema by mates to see a screening of Mad Max and Mad Max 2. He emerged from the cinema a different person totally blown away by what he had seen on the screen “life from then on changed completely for me" says Adrian.

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lunes, 12 de mayo de 2014

VOXMOBILE + THE GUITAR CAR




 The car itself was originally designed to star alongside Jack Nicholson in a 1968 counter-culture, acid-themed road movie called Psych-Out in which Jack’s character was called Stoney.
You get the picture. Unfortunately for VOX all the scenes in which the car featured were left forlornly on the cutting-room floor and the very thing it was designed for it never managed to achieve.

Despite its relative failure to cement a place in movie history it was still well-designed as a rolling promotional advert for VOX with guitar racks, a keyboard, twelve speakers and a working amplifier (of course). For the car fanatics amongst you it had a big old 275 bhp motor from an AC Cobra and by all accounts was capable of 175 mph. Not that we’d fancy hurtling along at 175 mph in a mobile guitar you understand but each to their own.
 

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