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Gotta disagree with you there, Johnny Angell. I thought it was quite well done.
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Maybe its like those Rorshack (sp) ink blot tests. You see a bunny and I see an ink blot
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For me those were among the strongest scenes, I totally bought into the immensity of the Krell complex and was able to suspend belief......but then again I guess it is subjective, I have nephews around 8 & 10 who can't stand the opening shots of Krypton in Superman the Movie because all they can see is models, they think it looks fake. YMMV.
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Hey, Am I the only one who got the Ultimate Collector's tin with a Robby The Robot that doesn't have a clear dome on his head? There appears to be little notches on it where a piece of plastic should be but...no plastic dome! Hmmm, kind of a bummer, but I am glad to have this film either way.
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Mine didn't come that way and I don't recall any other post mentioning that. Hmmm...maybe that makes yours more collectible?
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Re: Warner announces Forbidden Planet for November
Bebe Barron, who with her husband Louis composed the first electronic score for a feature film — the eerie gulps and burbles, echoes and weeeoooos that accentuated invisible monsters and robotic creatures in the 1956 science-fiction classic “Forbidden Planet” — died Sunday in Los Angeles. She was 82.
Her son, Adam, said she died of natural causes. Louis Barron died in 1989.
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