Ricardo Ramírez

Image Credit: Universal Pictures. ’80s movie cars that stole the spotlight from their co-stars Most props don’t outlive the films they appear in. The cars in the films on this list did something different. They walked off the set and kept going, became characters in a way most of the actors who shared screen time with them did not, and have been doing it for forty years without anyone calling cut.

Image Credit: DrewFromNY/en.wikipedia Music videos from the '80s that were way ahead of their time (and a few that haven't aged well) MTV launched on August 1, 1981, with "Video Killed the Radio Star," which is either the most self-aware opening statement in television history or a remarkable coincidence. What followed was a decade of formal experimentation in a medium with no rules. Some of what emerged was genuinely visionary. Some of it was genuinely not. Image Credit: DepositPhotos.com.

Image Credit: DepositPhotos.com. Music videos from the ’80s that were way ahead of their time (and a few that haven’t aged well) MTV launched on August 1, 1981, with “Video Killed the Radio Star,” which is either the most self-aware opening statement in television history or a remarkable coincidence. What followed was a decade of formal experimentation in a medium with no rules. Some of what emerged was genuinely visionary. Some of it was genuinely not.