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Monday, October 19, 2009

OLL LEWIS: Yesterday’s News Today




http://cryptozoologynews.blogspot.com/

If my memory serves me, and quite often of late it doesn’t, Monday is when I recommend a film. Usually it involves either serial killers, cartoons or Jeff Bridges in some capacity but this week I fancy a change. In 1975 Disney made one of the greatest family films known to man; that film was One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing. What other work of high art would feature nannies holding a secret meeting in the belly of a morphologically inaccurate blue whale in the natural history museum AND an Apatosaurus skeleton seemingly running through the streets of London?

It was also Disney’s first foray into the Steam-Punk genre, which they would later also explore with the criminally under-rated Altantis: The Lost Empire. Anyway, here’s a trailer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQ1uH3BS74M

And here’s the news:

Black bear chills out in beer cooler

Revealed: the animal rescues that cost £8.5m

Aquarium worker bitten by shark

Grizzly mauls hunters asleep in tent

There's Nothing So Rare as a Cougar in Missouri

They did the D.N.A. test because the hunter was adamant he wasn’t ‘lion’.

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