"Mermaid's tears" is a beautiful name for sea-glass. I've not heard that before. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
You're welcome.
How bow-tie is The Call of Cthulhu film? I love it very, very much. My favourite Lovecraft adaptation. I've seen that the HPLHS also made an audio version of Mountains, and I'm quite tempted.
Not "Mountains," but "Whisperer in the Darkness."
Somebody told me wooden starships were involved, but he may've been winding me up.
It's true that Scott opted to keep CGI to a minimum and do as much with miniature, in camera, as possible. For this he is to be lauded.
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Date: 2011-12-23 10:41 pm (UTC)"Mermaid's tears" is a beautiful name for sea-glass. I've not heard that before. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
You're welcome.
How bow-tie is The Call of Cthulhu film? I love it very, very much. My favourite Lovecraft adaptation. I've seen that the HPLHS also made an audio version of Mountains, and I'm quite tempted.
Not "Mountains," but "Whisperer in the Darkness."
Somebody told me wooden starships were involved, but he may've been winding me up.
It's true that Scott opted to keep CGI to a minimum and do as much with miniature, in camera, as possible. For this he is to be lauded.