Perlinator

Cinema's famous slapstick comedy trio, the Three Stooges

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, classic movie comedy duo

You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimension. A dimension of sight; a dimension of sound; a dimension of mind. You're moving into a land of both shadow and substance; of things and ideas; you've just crossed over into: The Twilight Zone.

Beautiful blond bikini girl on a Long Island beach. I wonder what she's reading? Notice her hair is up in a bun like a librarian. Hmmm....Maybe she IS a librarian! If so, I gotta spend more time at the library!

This gymnast is forming a V for victory!

Zombies roam the countryside in their relentless search for new victims in George Romero's original zombie classic.

A blonde bikini model on a motorcycle.

I find this ''bikini bottom'' much more interesting than the one Spongebob Squarepants lives in! Although I never drink vodka, I sure like these Georgi ads!

"Police Squad! In Color! Starring Leslie Neilsen! Also starring Alan North! With Rex Hamilton as Abraham Lincoln!" This hilarious but short-lived TV series was the basis for the "Naked Gun" movies, which also starred Leslie Neilsen, and even had the same theme music.

One picture is worth 1000 words.

An ad for a 1928 film, ''Leave 'Em Laughing'' featuring a new comedy team named Laurel and Hardy! ''Leave 'Em Laughing'' is a fitting slogan for Laurel and Hardy, as their films still make audiences laugh a century after they were first made!

This image of Bugs Bunny was taken from the 1942 cartoon ''The Wacky Wabbit'', which is in the public domain. No copyright is being violated by the use of this image.

This picture of Mickey Mouse was taken from the 1932 cartoon ''The Mad Doctor'', one of very few Disney cartoons to fall into the public domain. Because this image is gleaned from a public domain source, no copyright laws are being violated with its use.

Anna Kournikova seems to be taking a little brake from tennis.

This persona was created from a frame of the 1932 animated film, ''Betty Boop's Crazy Inventions''. The film is in the public domain, so this image does not violate any copyright laws.

The Oscar-winning silent film from 2011

Scenes from some of Charlie Chaplin's best-remembered films between 1916 and 1940. From left to right: "The Pawnshop", "Easy Street", "The Adventurer", "Shoulder Arms", "The Kid", "The Gold Rush", "City Lights", "Modern Times" and "The Great Dictator".