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- 1'Digger' reviewed as a climate-era 'Dr. Strangelove'▼Review: In 'Digger,' a 'Dr. Strangelove' for the climate change era
A new film called 'Digger' is drawing attention following a review in the Toledo Blade that frames it as a satirical take on the climate crisis, likening it to Stanley Kubrick's Cold War classic 'Dr. Strangelove' for the climate change era. The comparison positions the film as dark comedy with a message about humanity's response to environmental catastrophe.
- 2Glass City Get Down Street Art Festival Photo Gallery●Photo gallery: Glass City Get Down Street Art Festival
The Toledo Blade has published a photo gallery documenting the Glass City Get Down, a street art festival held in Toledo, Ohio. The gallery showcases murals and artwork created during the event, giving readers a visual tour of the festival's public art. The festival highlights Toledo's growing reputation as a destination for street art and muralists.
- 3Classic sci-fi films whose futures are now our past●What are some classic sci-fi movies set fully or in parts in IN THE FUTURISTIC PAST!? 😆 2001: 2001 Back to the Future II
Film fans are listing classic sci-fi movies set in dates that have already passed: 2001: A Space Odyssey (2001), Back to the Future Part II (2015), Rollerball (2018), Akira (2019), Blade Runner (2019), Ghost in the Shell (2019) and The Terminator's war in 2029. The running joke is that these imagined futures now sit in the past, prompting people to compare their predictions with reality.