The Day The Earth Stood Still

VHS ~ Michael Rennie

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Acteurs�: Michael Rennie, Patricia Neal, Hugh Marlowe, Sam Jaffe, Billy Gray
R�alisateurs�: Robert Wise
Format�: Noir et blanc, Son HiFi, PAL, Import
Langue : Anglais, Fran�ais, Hindi
Studio: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Date de sortie�VHS : 1 octobre 1999
Dur�e�: 88 minutes
ASIN: B00004CINK

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A craft lands in Washington and an alien appears. He's come to speak to the leaders of the world in the hope that he can convince them of the danger that Earth is in...

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There are signs of normalcy, 7 juillet 2005

Par	B. Chandler "xyzzy" (Arlington, Texas) - Voir tous mes commentaires

Ce commentaire fait r�f�rence � cette �dition : The Day The Earth Stood Still (DVD)

We are visited by a flying saucer that lands near the U.S. capital. As a precaution the saucer is surrounded by the military with tanks, carbines, and side arms. The ship opens up and a being, Klaatu (Michael Rennie), steps out. He makes a menacing move with a foreign object. A quick thinking well trained military man shoots first.

Why are we being visited? A mysterious man named Mr. Carpenter may hold the answer. However the only people that will listen to the message are the world's scientists. To bring his point home Klaatu holds a demonstration. The result of the demonstration gives the movie its title "The Day the Earth Stood Still"

Besides being a classic this movie also captures a time. It is intriguing looking at the technology of the time and even the locations before they changed (some have not changed).

It is still fun to watch as Klaatu is encountered, detained, and the state of the governments (does not look like things have changed much). We all want to say to Gort "Gort! Klaatu barada nikto!"

This movie was better built than most for its time and rivals some movies of today. The message is still relevant and we sometimes try to apply the same solution here.