Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2020/11/12/herzogs-new-film-fireball-all-about-meteorites-premieres-tomorrow.html
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I’d totally be down to die in the aftermath of a fiery meteorite collision if it was narrated by Herzog.
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The Cumberland Gap is rather famous for facilitating western settlement in North America. It has an interesting origin:
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Ah, man, it’s on Apple TV. Well, maybe it’ll cross over to one of the other streamers I have eventually. Probably not, but one can hope.
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Well, maybe it’ll cross over to one of the other streamers I have eventually.
Are you crazy? DON’T CROSS THE STREAMS!
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Unfortunately, it seems like except for the case of services owned by one company (Disney+, Hulu, ABC), if you want something on a service you don’t subscribe to, you have to subscribe to it or wait for DVDS or pirate it… It’s stupid state of affairs, as streamers could increase their profits by allowing other services to carry their content after they premier.
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Wow, this looks amazing. Boy do I wish it was not on Apple TV.
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Q: Can we get Herzog to do a documentary of the pandemic?
A: Just tell him that Trump agreed to kinski for him, that sounds like a to plan.
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Looks fantastic as one would expect from WH.
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Has anyone clarified whether Beskar steel alloy is forged from the iron of meteorites?
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Interesting that this came up while I’m just in the middle of reading Michael Flynn’s Firestar saga.
The latest episode of the Science Rules! with Bill Nye podcast is a discussion of the movie with Werner Herzog and Clive Oppenheimer. It is, as with anything that involves Herzog, a complete delight.
Please, please let him say “This. Is a meteor crater. It is a spyglass into pre-. History.”
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