Does any body remeamber my bendy and the ink machine sequel idea idea Bendy and the puppet machine. In that movie, the ink machine machine incident was covered up and Joey son joey njr revied bendy's succes. Jr is also obbesed with bring the cartoon to life but instead of using black machine he capture people and places there brains in animatornics
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I would like to say yes, but it will likely have to wait until after apartheid has been completely abolished.
Lee Iacocca is not the saint he puts himself out to be. He was the one making the business case for the Pinto (poor placement of the gas tank, shoddy panels and paint applications, and everything) over copying the tooling for the first and second generation Escorts. He tried to steel Ford out from under the Ford family. When that caused his ouster, he hopped over to Chrysler, where he used the bankruptcy laws to welsh out on a previously agreed-to contract with the UAW and put thousands out of work. Then, he used those loans to engineer a series of cars that aside from their engine computers and steering, were the most primitive, underengineered things to come out of Chrysler since the early Fifties (the K-Car), used it as the basis for almost every passenger car that would come out of Chrysler for the next ten years, and even forced his good buddy Carrol Shelby to put lipstick on a pig repeatedly to try to save Chrysler's performance image. Even the Mitsubishi engineered Dodge/Plymouth Colt/Eagle Summit and Renault engineered Eagle Medallion and Premier were better cars. His only good idea was the minivan, which he stole from Renault (Espace) and Volkswagen (Sharan).
Is there anything in this timeline that turns him into more of an engineer and less of a bean counter and marketer? Maybe he studies the first and second generation Honda Accords rather than the Fiat 124 and first generation Volkswagen Golf, Jetta, and Passat.
And I speak from a childhood of having to ride around in both the Pinto and K-Car, and experiencing both of them breaking down in the Smoky Mountains, in winter. Speaking as a white man from Kentucky, had I been eligible to vote in the 1988, I would have rather written in Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton than vote Iacocca.
Is there anything in this timeline that turns him into more of an engineer and less of a bean counter and marketer? Maybe he studies the first and second generation Honda Accords rather than the Fiat 124 and first generation Volkswagen Golf, Jetta, and Passat.
And I speak from a childhood of having to ride around in both the Pinto and K-Car, and experiencing both of them breaking down in the Smoky Mountains, in winter. Speaking as a white man from Kentucky, had I been eligible to vote in the 1988, I would have rather written in Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton than vote Iacocca.
Have you given any thought about what happens to AC Comics . there best know for golden age reprints Fem Force, and the Sentials of Justice. They porduced a 4 issue mini series by vick bridges in 1986 called faze1 fazers. It had a lot of interstng teenaged superhero desgins. I like the idea of it a second mini series in 1989
President Iacocca's Inauguration
January 20, 1989
I, Lido Anthony Iacocca, do solemnly swear to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic;
that I will bear faith and allegiance to the same;
that I take this obligation freely, without any reservation or purpose of evasion;
and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter;
So help me God.
This year's inauguration marks the beginning of the four year terms of President Lee Iacocca and Vice President Al Gore, with the Oath of Office administered by Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist.
Walt, now 87, was in attendance in what could be the last Presidential Inauguration of his lifetime. Also on hand were auto executives Bill Ford and John DeLorean, as well as current and former Michigan leaders, and the previous Presidents and VP's.
Festivities at the inauguration included marching bands from the University of Michigan and Michigan State University performing their respective athletic fight songs, along with Diana Ross's rendition of America the Beautiful.
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I thought would be a good idea if there's going to be an Avengers and an X-Men series in the late eighties: there should be a crossover between the two series some time during the latter's second season. With the right amount of promotion, it could be a ratings bonanza,
Also, I just wanted to reiterate that there should be a Fantastic Four film by 1994 at the latest. It would be fitting that it would be the last Marvel film before Jack Kirby's passing.
Also, I just wanted to reiterate that there should be a Fantastic Four film by 1994 at the latest. It would be fitting that it would be the last Marvel film before Jack Kirby's passing.
Dracula would be fitting as he was the very first on-screen Universe monster, I think (as OldNavy also hinted at). My big question is who's going to play the count? I think if Gary Oldman weren't placed in such a ridiculous get up, and Francis Ford Coppola's... interesting interpretation of Bram Stoker's novel is butterflied, he might be a good choice but I'm unsure if he'd be willing to do an entire franchise dedicated to the character.
Maybe cast an actual Eastern European?
What about Christopher Lee? He's already played the Count before, and he did a great job then. Plus, his voice can perfectly portray that calm but arrogant aristocratic tone that Dracula needs, the voice of a nobleman corrupted by darkness.
Both are pretty good choices depend what navy want.
Dolph lugrend for Frankestein's creature/adam?
I still like the idea of Lee playing Van Helsing in this movie. I think he's a wee bit too old to play an ageless vampire. Plus this'll be the last chance to have Lee and Cushing in the same movie before Cushing's death. Willem Dafoe would be a good choice for Dracula.
I could see it. Since this is only a few years after Rocky IV, he should still be in fairly good shape for the role.
That's fair, he'd make a good Van Hellsing as well. I don't know about Willem Dafoe as Dracula though. I just can't picture him as Dracula in my head.
Dracula is a hard one to cast since there are so many different interpretations of the character. I have no idea whether OldNavy wants to go for a serious version, a campy version, or one that's just plain terrifying.
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