Clips from Tintin and the Mystery of the Golden Fleece (Tintin et le mystère de la Toison d'or), 1961.

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Two clips from the beginning of the best movie adaption of a comic book that I know of. (Tintin et le mystère de la toison d'or, 1961.) Hergé's hand in story and art direction is unmistakable, and Jean-Pierre Talbot is more like Tintin than ought to be humanly possible. Georges Wilson sports the most outrageous false beard in movie history. (Only Groucho Marx's mustache can compete.)

Sorry about the sometimes flaky subtitles. The translation is good.

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Flight of the Bumblebee, from Perrey & Kingsley's album Kaleidoscopic Vibrations: Spotlight on the Moog (1967). Uses the Moog modular synthesizer, among other avant-garde techniques.

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Easily my favorite character of the series.

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Another low-quality mobile movie in the Socialist Nightmare series. This is of the lighting of the May fire in Malmö, 2009.

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Slightly seasickness-inducing mobile film of a walk on Södermalm, Stockholm. The music is "Håll Musiken Igång" ("Keep the Music Going") by Povel Ramel, with Povel Ramel and Monica Zetterlund.

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That's all.

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Just that.

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Sean Connery displaying elite acting skillz in John Boorman's Zardoz (1974).

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Clip 1 of 5 from the film Runaway Train. John P. Ryan is excellent in this movie.

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Clip 2 of 5 from Runaway Train. Buck´s (Eric Roberts) opponent in the fight is Danny Trejo in his first big screen appearance. Being a former welterweight champion at San Quentin, Trejo also trained Roberts for the part. Manny's (Jon Voight) friend Jonah is played by Ed Bunker, who also co-wrote the screenplay (based on a screenplay by Akira Kurosawa).

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Scene 3 of 5 from the brilliant film Runaway Train.

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