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Comments on Superman's Fortress of Solitude Found
This amazing cave has the enormous beams of crystal that Superman fans have been looking for. (Read
the complete story)
| "I'm still looking for the crystal with Marlon Brando in it..." (Bill Christensen 7/29/2007 11:18:56 AM) |
| "that looks like a photoshopped picture to me.
" (fred 8/1/2007 9:45:23 PM) |
| "In looking at the picture again, I agree. So, I poked around and found a video, which I've added to the article. Convinced?" (Bill Christensen 8/1/2007 10:07:02 PM) |
| "So how is the guy in the t-shirt doing ok, when the others are in basically hazmat gear?" (dug 8/1/2007 10:39:48 PM) |
| "I concur. It still looks like a scam. Maybe because I've never seen ANYTHING like it. " (starko 8/1/2007 10:43:41 PM) |
| "The guy in the T shirt has about 5 minutes to comfortably visit. The suited people can stay longer to work with cameras, etc. Cooler outside the chamber." (Dean Norris 8/2/2007 5:38:29 AM) |
| "Better movie reference might be the Monolith Monsters. Great 50s "monster" movie with rocks as the alien menace!" ( 8/2/2007 6:31:26 AM) |
| "So how long before the crystals are mined, carved then sold to the highest bidder? Lots of money potential there. " ( 8/2/2007 10:18:10 AM) |
"Jeez, I haven't thought about that movie for forty years. Here's a still from The Monolith Monsters. I wonder if it's on DVD...
 (From The Monolith Monsters) " |
| "The Monolith Monsters
Fiery meteor freezes humans to stone!
grant williams
lola albright(not related to madeline albright)
isbn 0-7832-0613-5
not available at lpod.org
but a lot of other stuff is." (Gray's Anatomy 8/10/2007 7:51:42 PM) |
| "Take a look at this trailer from the 1950's classic sci-fi thriller The Monolith Monsters.
" |
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