historyporn·[Dormant] moved to [email protected]byFive Brigitte Helm cooling off on the set of Metropolis, 1927View original on slrpnk.net338Comments26Reply
oohwhatfollyisman lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesironically, the helm is the one piece of kit she isn’t wearing.51Reply
chemical_cutthroat lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyAlternative title: me in the kitchen during a Friday night rush.13Reply
Zombiepirate replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesIt's well worth a watch if you're into film history.4Reply
VVictor replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyI'm kind of not, but I'm kind of into film and kind of into history in general, so it might be cool. 😁3Reply
WWrufieotnak replyfeddit.org4Hide 4 repliesWhile interesting as an important piece of early movie history, the movie itself isn't really anything great. The visuals are interesting, but the story is really badly structured and told.0Reply
ttheangryseal replylemmy.worldEh, I enjoyed it. I also enjoyed the bizarre version that came out in the 80s.8Reply
VVictor replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesI bet it is. There's a certain charm to older stuff though, IMO. I bet I won't come out empty-handed in the end. 😁3Reply
EEvil_Shrubbery thelemmy.clubThat urge to drink vs the problems of going to the bathroom in that suit!6Reply
LLovable Sidekick lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyI'm surprised a 1927 handheld fan is so compact and modern looking. I wonder if it was cutting edge.4Reply
EEvil_Shrubbery replythelemmy.clubIt was must pre-enshitification, I think, they later used plastic to make them look bigger to sell them with larger margins. A lot of products got needlessly bigger bcs customers thought they were being "more".6Reply
pprotist replymander.xyz4Hide 4 repliesYou can turn the blower on and off separately from the heating element in a hairdryer74Reply
SSkeezix replylemmy.world3Hide 3 repliesCut him some slack he’s a Gen Z and they’re not very technically inclined45Reply
Destide replyfeddit.ukWell you see we make a broad sweeping assumption that makes us feel better about approaching the point our generation falls off.10Reply
SSpecies8472 discuss.tchncs.deWhat material was used for the suit? Too soon for any sort of plastic, aluminium would have been very expensive.2Reply
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ironically, the helm is the one piece of kit she isn’t wearing.
I see what you did there. 😉
"icy" was right there
Alternative title: me in the kitchen during a Friday night rush.
more accurate to have that blow drier pointing at the nethers.
Thanks for the movie tip!
It's well worth a watch if you're into film history.
I'm kind of not, but I'm kind of into film and kind of into history in general, so it might be cool. 😁
It's pretty cool.
While interesting as an important piece of early movie history, the movie itself isn't really anything great. The visuals are interesting, but the story is really badly structured and told.
Eh, I enjoyed it.
I also enjoyed the bizarre version that came out in the 80s.
I bet it is. There's a certain charm to older stuff though, IMO. I bet I won't come out empty-handed in the end. 😁
Try it for sure, it's for free on YouTube!
Oh shi—, thanks! 💜
The original Cyberwoman.
That urge to drink vs the problems of going to the bathroom in that suit!
I'm surprised a 1927 handheld fan is so compact and modern looking. I wonder if it was cutting edge.
It was must pre-enshitification, I think, they later used plastic to make them look bigger to sell them with larger margins.
A lot of products got needlessly bigger bcs customers thought they were being "more".
Lmao
You can turn the blower on and off separately from the heating element in a hairdryer
Cut him some slack he’s a Gen Z and they’re not very technically inclined
How do you know that… (͡•_ ͡• )
Well you see we make a broad sweeping assumption that makes us feel better about approaching the point our generation falls off.
Oooo! A new unimoji! Shiny!
What material was used for the suit? Too soon for any sort of plastic, aluminium would have been very expensive.