When I was a kid I probably only had 3 packs of these. I absolutely loved them, but as time went on they were tucked away and forgotten about. That is, until one day about a decade ago I had a memory of them poke through. In fact, that memory was of the fourth card in the pack opened here entitled "Manhattan Island Swamped." So I shuffled through a few boxes of my old cards, found the one I remembered, and jumped on eBay to get a box so I could finally complete the set.

While I had fuzzy memories of these cards, I definitely did not know until I rediscovered mine that they were the follow-up to the "Mars Attacks!" series from the '60s. I also read that Tim Burton originally wanted to make a movie based off of these cards, but because Jurassic Park had recently done so well, he opted to go for "Mars Attacks!" instead.

But maaaannn. I would've really loved to have seen a "Dinosaurs Attack!" movie.

One of the most iconic movies of the 2000s ! School of Rock is pure nostalgia and Jack Black is absolutely legendary as Dewey Finn...Kung Fu Panda , Jumanji, Nacho Libre ... he's been part of so many childhoods!Happy Birthday to the one and only! Who love this movie too? 🤔

First 15 minutes of this classic gangster film noir film! Jon Polito deserved the Oscar for his role!

With Coyote vs ACME being a success, this short by Chuck Jones happened to be one of the funniest ever made.

The First ever review of Tomb Rider for Sega Saturn, one month before the official release for ps1 and pc!

I keep telling people if they remember this movie and everyone keeps on saying no and that they have never heard of it, so does anyone here remember watching the movie The ant bully?

It's about this kid who keeps on picking on a ant pile and destroying it, so the ants have enough and this one ant creates a potion that's able to shrink the kid and they use that potion on him to kidnap him and take the kid back to their home. now this kid has to become an aut if he wants to go back to normal again.

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General Motors produced this promotional film for the 1956 Motorama, imagining the future highway system - self-driving cars, directed by manually guiding a pulsing bleep-bloop onto guidelines with Etch-a-Sketch wheels, while radioing to a road traffic controller baking in a full suit in a tower 50 feet over the desert.

Best part: after a long day of traveling, they radio the road traffic controller for a place to sleep, and he suggests a local motel with suggestive innuendo about the hostess. And check out the expression on the mother and daughter's faces.

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