Which is your favourite Batmobile
Now I haven’t seen the new Batman movie yet, hopefully next weekend, but I’m just gonna go ahead and put it out there – I think this is the worst Batmobile ever!
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Leasing.com has been working out how much it would cost to lease movie cars
Most expensive on the list was James Bond’s Aston Martin DB5 costing £28,787 per month – because to buy one today would cost about £3.45m. Although if you found the actual Connery Car, it’d be worth about £25m!
Continue reading “How Much Per Month to Lease a Movie Car?”The Cars that could’ve been the Stars – plus a Fridge!
Check out the alternative timeline movie and TV posters
In some classic movies and TV shows, the cars became as big, if not bigger, icons than the human stars. Now we can’t imagine those films without the famous cars – well actually Bristol Street Motors can. It’s dug out the vehicles that might originally have featured, and created posters revealing the would-be alternatives. Some of the cars are quite surprising, but none moreso than the fridge!
Continue reading “The Cars that could’ve been the Stars – plus a Fridge!”Post Opulence Rolls-Royce & Post-Pandemic VW + how Mr Fusion & Atomic batteries could save the world!
28072020 #BCGBulletin – an open letter from the Boss of Rolls-Royce, what Volkswagen thinks the future of transport will look like, plus Star Trek, Back to the Future and Batman!
- All-new Rolls-Royce Ghost is on the way – and the CEO has written an open letter but ‘post-opulence’.
- Volkswagen gives its insights into what a post-COVID-19 world of transport might look like.
- A new Institute in the UK will dream up new innovations in motoring and engineering.
- Lorries that think they’re trams – is that a good idea?
What an intelligent Superhero movie looks like
2008’s The Dark Knight is the superhero movie we need, not the one we deserve
I’ve just been rewatching 2008’s The Dark Knight, the middle one of the Christopher Nolan/Christian Bale Batman trilogy and featuring Heath Ledger as The Joker. And in the context of the last few superhero movies I’ve seen (Suicide Squad, Batman V Superman and yes even Civil War) all crude eye-popping popcorn-fodder, The Dark Knight is Citizen Kane meets The Godfather.
Let me explain.
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The curse of the fan
Do I keep backing the wrong horse? Or is it all going wrong BECAUSE of my support?
Cheer up Supes and Bats!
These are not the heroes that inspired a generation – bring them back, they’re needed more than ever.
Brown Car Guy 