Cox Communications Future Technology Panda…
In this Cox Communications advert, two anthropomorphic pandas are playing a spirited game of ping-pong, complete with appropriate panda grunts and cries…but things are not as they appear, for a mother summons one of the “pandas” to dinner, and playtime is over. He touches a button on a device, shedding his panda avatar and revealing that he’s really a human boy. His friend is likewise human, and furthermore located at a distance away. They give each other a wave and a “later dude” through a projected screen, and return to their mundane real lives…
This is an envisioning of technology of the future, and I find it completely believable. I’d better start saving now for the mobile emitter and massive data plan that I’ll need to shed my human self at will…
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January 25, 2019 at 5:10 pm
Speaking of shedding skins…
I recently saw an episode of “Legend Hunter” on The Travel Channel. The topic covered was the Beast of Bray Road; and it got me to thinking. With yet another Stephen King remake about to be released, in the form of PET SEMATARY, I’m compelled to apprehensively wonder: will SILVER BULLET undergo a similar mistreatment? Perhaps even to the extreme of being renamed TO KILL A WEREWOLF?*
*In reference to the original having been narrated retrospectively a la TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD.
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January 25, 2019 at 6:20 pm
Remakes! Unnecessary, too many of them, and seldom as good as the original. Also, a remake of a bad movie will not necessarily produce a good movie…but just my opinions.
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January 25, 2019 at 7:44 pm
I quite agree. To me, no version of SALEM’S LOT will ever be as scary as the two-part mini-series version that was done by CBS in 1978.
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