[bk1]

I also heard from a local biz owner that there will be a car explosion/rolling car on the streets of these businesses. Don't know if true...

[RasGold]

Ooops!

[bk1]

Re: Question for our insiders

[twodten]

bk1 wrote:

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Anyone notice how the supermarket's main large sign says S & A Foods, and the signs in the window say A&S Foods?

[Xeno Lambrose]

Question for our insiders

[slinkydge]

ooow wanna see a photo of the camera shop!

[ilikechocolate]

Wow, I really love the setting.

[bk1]

more...

[bk1]

taken this morning...

[LIl lady]

Interesting store shot

[Ryuu]

YES!!! Inferno.
I've read it a couple of times, and it's soo funny (if you block out the gruesome details)

Charleston, WV (HNN) – Calling all non-modified 1960s to 1980 cars, especially Buicks, Jeeps, and station wagons. Paramount Pictures wants YOUR CAR to be a movie STAR in Weirton, West Virginia! Paramount is accepting vehicle photos from owners with all types of NON-MODIFIED vehicles from 1960s to 1980 (preferably non muscle cars). Cars must be in working condition! Specific needs include station wagons, sedans, Buicks, Jeeps. You will be compensated for use of your vehicle. Cars are needed immediately and until mid-October
http://www.huntingtonnews.net/local/100924-staff-localmoviestarcar.html

list of filming dates and locations below:
9/21 and 9/22 Brightway between Hanlin and Euclid
9/23 and 9/24 Main St and Taylor
Taylor and Orchard
9/27 New Cumberland
9/28 Fernwood and Crystal
9/29, 9/30 and 10/1 20th St and Booker
10/4 St. Paul Cemetery and Greenbrier Rd
10/5 West St and Mildred then back to St Pauls
10/6 10/7 and 10/8 Taylor and Virgina
10/11, 10/12 and 10/13 Main St, Taylor, Booker, 22nd, 20th st. and 17th
10/14 Downtown Main Street then back to Weirton Hgts
http://www.onlocationvacations.com/2010/09/24/detailed-filming-schedule-for-j-j-abrams-super-8/comment-page-1/

set photo"s
http://www.badtaste.it/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=15724&Itemid=52

I'll bet Spielberg encountered this artwork of Weirtons steel factory & became smitten.
http://www.hfinster.de/StahlArt2/Tours-NightPhotography-C-1260-11-26.05.1992-en.html

[6Flavours]

Rocket Mountaineer wrote:

I don't think these have any ARG relevance, but are a couple of set pieces I found interesting. The first is a book rack - zoom in to check them out. I listed a few of the titles below the picture. Below that is another picture of a box that is in one of the store fronts. <a></a> Some of the books: CLOSE ENCOUNTERS – Steven Spielberg MAD ABOUT YOU (With a picture of Mad Magazine’s Alfred E.Neuman) STAR WARS – George Lucas KEY OUT OF TIME – Andre Norton (review) Again, Andre Norton, one of the greats among writers of teen -age science fiction has employed his boundless imagination to create a story about two Time Agents who are catapulted back 10,000 years in time, on the deserted planet, Hawaika. The eerie adventures of Ross Murdock among three unique prehistoric races end in a horrifying, but fascinating other world battle. The appearance of the Baldies, hairless creatures who claim power by reading men's minds, constitutes an unusual threat to the agents. Owing to the author's exceptional mastery of detail, and astute control of plot, Key Out of Time stands as a novel which should more than satisfy young science fiction fanciers and fanatics. (Kirkus Reviews) COCKPIT – Jerzy Kosinski An ex-superspy who thrives on psychological pressure penetrates the lives of others, leading his momentary partners in a ruthless dance of complex intrigue. THE TIN MEN – Michael Frayn The Tin Men employs a futuristic setting to portray a society that is almost completely computerized and automated—thus erasing virtually all human traits. AGAINST THE FALL OF NIGHT – Arthur C. Clarke (Product Description) Alvin, the only child for many centuries born in what is believed to be the only city left on Earth, leads a renaissance. Man is reclaiming the Earth, but evil has also returned. INFERNO – Larry Niven/ Jerry Pournelle Inferno is based upon the hell described in Dante's Inferno. However, it adds a modern twist to the story. The story is told in the first person by Allen Carpentier, an agnostic science fiction writer who died in a failed attempt to entertain his fans at a Science fiction convention party. HANS SOLO’S REVENGE – Brian Daley ERASE MY NAME – Jackson Donahue CHEERLEADING AND BATON TWIRLING – Weekly Reader Books The following is in one of the store fronts. <a></a>

Sheesh you are good at this. You (to me) are our best insider. The books just look like tributes to Steven S. to me, but could still be something related to the movie. Hmmm.....

[r.m]

I don't think these have any ARG relevance, but are a couple of set pieces I found interesting. The first is a book rack - zoom in to check them out. I listed a few of the titles below the picture. Below that is another picture of a box that is in one of the store fronts.
<a></a>
Some of the books:

CLOSE ENCOUNTERS – Steven Spielberg

MAD ABOUT YOU (With a picture of Mad Magazine’s Alfred E.Neuman)

STAR WARS – George Lucas

KEY OUT OF TIME – Andre Norton
(review) Again, Andre Norton, one of the greats among writers of teen -age science fiction has employed his boundless imagination to create a story about two Time Agents who are catapulted back 10,000 years in time, on the deserted planet, Hawaika. The eerie adventures of Ross Murdock among three unique prehistoric races end in a horrifying, but fascinating other world battle. The appearance of the Baldies, hairless creatures who claim power by reading men's minds, constitutes an unusual threat to the agents. Owing to the author's exceptional mastery of detail, and astute control of plot, Key Out of Time stands as a novel which should more than satisfy young science fiction fanciers and fanatics. (Kirkus Reviews)

COCKPIT – Jerzy Kosinski
An ex-superspy who thrives on psychological pressure penetrates the lives of others, leading his momentary partners in a ruthless dance of complex intrigue.
THE TIN MEN – Michael Frayn
The Tin Men employs a futuristic setting to portray a society that is almost completely computerized and automated—thus erasing virtually all human traits.

AGAINST THE FALL OF NIGHT – Arthur C. Clarke
(Product Description) Alvin, the only child for many centuries born in what is believed to be the only city left on Earth, leads a renaissance. Man is reclaiming the Earth, but evil has also returned.

INFERNO – Larry Niven/ Jerry Pournelle
Inferno is based upon the hell described in Dante's Inferno. However, it adds a modern twist to the story. The story is told in the first person by Allen Carpentier, an agnostic science fiction writer who died in a failed attempt to entertain his fans at a Science fiction convention party.

HANS SOLO’S REVENGE – Brian Daley

ERASE MY NAME – Jackson Donahue

CHEERLEADING AND BATON TWIRLING – Weekly Reader Books

The following is in one of the store fronts.
<a></a>

[punxtr]

Nice! Any more?

[bk1]

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