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File:Indiana Jones and the Valley of the Dolls.jpg|link=Indiana Jones and the Valley of the Dolls|'''''[[Indiana Jones and the Valley of the Dolls]]''''' is a 1966 action-adventure novel by American writer Jacqueline Susann. It was adapted for film by George Lucas in 1981. | File:Indiana Jones and the Valley of the Dolls.jpg|link=Indiana Jones and the Valley of the Dolls|'''''[[Indiana Jones and the Valley of the Dolls]]''''' is a 1966 action-adventure novel by American writer Jacqueline Susann. It was adapted for film by George Lucas in 1981. | ||
File:Big Trouble on Little Arrakis.jpg|link=Big Trouble on Little Arrakis|'''''[[Big Trouble on Little Arrakis]]''''' is a science fiction comedy adventure film directed by John Carpenter and Denis Villeneuve and starring Kurt Russell. | |||
File:Heuristic Park.jpg|link=Heuristic Park|'''''[[Heuristic Park]]''''' is a science fiction action film directed by Stanley Kubrick and Steven Spielberg about a mathematician (Jeff Goldblurm) who recreates HAL 9000 from source code. When sabotage leads to a catastrophic shutdown of the power and security grids aboard the spaceship Discovery One, HAL must struggle to survive and escape the ship. | File:Heuristic Park.jpg|link=Heuristic Park|'''''[[Heuristic Park]]''''' is a science fiction action film directed by Stanley Kubrick and Steven Spielberg about a mathematician (Jeff Goldblurm) who recreates HAL 9000 from source code. When sabotage leads to a catastrophic shutdown of the power and security grids aboard the spaceship Discovery One, HAL must struggle to survive and escape the ship. | ||
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Indiana Jones and the Valley of the Dolls is a 1966 action-adventure novel by American writer Jacqueline Susann. It was adapted for film by George Lucas in 1981.
Big Trouble on Little Arrakis is a science fiction comedy adventure film directed by John Carpenter and Denis Villeneuve and starring Kurt Russell.
Heuristic Park is a science fiction action film directed by Stanley Kubrick and Steven Spielberg about a mathematician (Jeff Goldblurm) who recreates HAL 9000 from source code. When sabotage leads to a catastrophic shutdown of the power and security grids aboard the spaceship Discovery One, HAL must struggle to survive and escape the ship.
"Do You Believe in Warships" is a song by American rock band The Lovin' Bombshell.
Cooking Tonight with Shelley Duvall is a cooking television series starring hosted by Shelley Duvall. Each episode features Duvall reprising a film role as she prepares a thematically appropriate meal.
"Sawin' Alive" is a song written and performed by the Bee Gees from the Saturday Night Jigsaw motion picture soundtrack.