Another blast from the past. by Lewis Cooper

I wanted to say a bit more, so I'll do it here. This also marked the time when my views about girls changed. Previously, they'd been a pain in the neck, nuisances and a bit bossy....I'd wanted nothing to do with them. Suddenly they became interesting, I'm not sure if I knew exactly why at the time. (I was a late developer.) The poster for this film showed a pneumatic girl in a skimpy (for the time) swimsuit, being carried off by the monster. As far as I recall, no such scene appeared in the film. Those poster boys had been telling porkies. All this is why I have fond memories of this film, I'm sure it would seem pretty tame now. Among other things, it was film posters that got me interested in art. So, for me, a blast from the past.

Great sketch Lewis.

Interesting background to your art Lewis. It was Robbie the robot I liked. I remember lining up in a long long que in the high street to see Ben hir . When I eventually got to the box office with my 1and six pence I was turned away. For this big movie the cheapest seats were two bob. What inspired me to paint though was reading the life story of Vincent Van Gogh,six times over actually. Have a good day.

Another cracker Lewis

I remember the film, and it was God-awful - if it had been half as interesting as your drawing, it would have been twice as good (work that one out...).

Thanks everybody, for looking at my pic, seems it's stirred a few memories. Robert set me some homework...well, I've done it...the answer's 42.

Such a great drawing Lewis.

Or 36, 24, 36 - old money.

What a great piece Lewis, you could have an endless supply of material with film titles.