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1983 Kenner Knight 2000 Voice Car K.I.T.T. Signed By Absolute Legend @DavidHasselhoff #MichaelKnight #KnightRider #TheHoff #KnightIndustriesTwoThousand #Kitt #80s #USA #TV #scifi @KennerToys @ForLoveofSCI_FI

Sony's 1986 WM-W800 Walkman was the first portable cassette player with the ability to record from one tape to another.

Tron (1982) Any fans?

Knight Industries Two Thousand (KITT)

Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003) John Connor must face a female Terminatrix with power over all the machines. But a new Terminator unit a T-850 sent back through time will guide him through the coming battle REF: PHX/TERM3/POSTERART/006 #Terminator3 #PosterArt

Sony Flamingo PS-F9

44 years ago, Sony launched the Watchman series of portable black and white CRT TVs in the US.

Robocop (1987) Dont make em like this anymore.

Blade runner (1982) A powerful movie with amazing cinematography

Batman would approve this new Lamborghini design.

No ads, no tracking, no subscriptions. Just music. Imagine that.

The Last Starfighter (1984)

In 1987, Sony launched the Walkman WM-51 with built-in headphones that could be stored within the device.

Japanese poster for Blade Runner.

Blade Runner (1982) has some of the best cinematography ever.

Remembering Catherine O'Hara

What a bright and beautiful light. Catherine O’Hara. 🍁

Raise those hands!

Burke in Aliens (1986) is the worst kind of villain. Polite, corporate, smiling right up until the moment he’s ready to sacrifice everyone else.

A 130-year-old panoramic film camera at a modern soccer match

Linda Hamilton with her identical twin sister, Leslie Hamilton, at the premiere of Terminator 2: Judgment Day in 1991... When Terminator 2: Judgment Day premiered in the summer of 1991, it became one of the most famous action films of the decade. Linda Hamilton, reprising her role as Sarah Connor, stunned audiences with her physical transformation and portrayal of a hardened survivor preparing her son to face the future. What many fans don’t realize is that Linda’s identical twin sister, Leslie Hamilton, also played a small but memorable role in the film. Because T2 relied on groundbreaking practical effects in addition to CGI, Leslie was used in certain scenes as a stand-in or body double. For example, in sequences involving the T-1000 mimicking Sarah Connor, the production used Linda and Leslie together to create convincing illusions before layering in special effects. This creative use of identical twins highlighted the blend of innovative filmmaking and resourceful practical solutions that made T2 revolutionary. James Cameron’s film set new standards for visual effects, combining CGI technology with clever casting decisions to achieve seamless results. Leslie Hamilton, unlike her sister, chose a quiet life away from Hollywood, working as a nurse. Her brief participation in T2 remains a fascinating footnote in cinema history—an instance where real family resemblance became a valuable filmmaking tool. © History Pictures #archaeohistories