I remember when I was a kid and rented this from Blockbuster thinking this was a new Puppet Master movie. I was very disappointed there were no evil dolls when I watched it.
jaleach on
I laughed way too hard at the cops just chilling while hanging off the car door.
SmackmYackm on
I enjoyed this enough that I went out and got the book. It was written in 1951 and it shows.
LouisIsGo on
There are so many things to love here:
1. Memories of when everyone thought silencers made piffy laser noises for some reason
2. Sutherland trying to play it cool for the receptionist who was sitting just feet away from a massive commotion of yelling and gunshots
3. Sutherland’s monotone ADR’d lines like “That’s the boy from the spaceship!”
Chef’s kiss
Klotzster on
MUNCH!
J4k3_93 on
Sidenote, gas was $1.11 😢
riegspsych325 on
if it weren’t for that 1 second shot at 4:23, I wouldn’t have even known John Munch was in the car with them the whole time. Did the editors forget he was there or something?
jayboosh on
MUNCH!
huscarlaxe on
I read this book in high school and shared it with my friends. After that our standard greeting was to pat each others back.
MolaMolaMania on
I remember being quite impressed with this when it came out. Some parts might feel a bit obvious or dated now, but I loved how the character played by Julie Warner opens her blouse a little more to test the man at the desk because it’s a callback to an earlier scene where she points out that Sam had looked her up and down when they first met.
I need to get the Blu-Ray of this. I thought it was good, and I’d like to see how it holds up.
MikeGalactic on
That was brilliantly shit, the car scene should have gone on for half an hour.
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this was a good spin on the Body Snatchers movies
I remember when I was a kid and rented this from Blockbuster thinking this was a new Puppet Master movie. I was very disappointed there were no evil dolls when I watched it.
I laughed way too hard at the cops just chilling while hanging off the car door.
I enjoyed this enough that I went out and got the book. It was written in 1951 and it shows.
There are so many things to love here:
1. Memories of when everyone thought silencers made piffy laser noises for some reason
2. Sutherland trying to play it cool for the receptionist who was sitting just feet away from a massive commotion of yelling and gunshots
3. Sutherland’s monotone ADR’d lines like “That’s the boy from the spaceship!”
Chef’s kiss
MUNCH!
Sidenote, gas was $1.11 😢
if it weren’t for that 1 second shot at 4:23, I wouldn’t have even known John Munch was in the car with them the whole time. Did the editors forget he was there or something?
MUNCH!
I read this book in high school and shared it with my friends. After that our standard greeting was to pat each others back.
I remember being quite impressed with this when it came out. Some parts might feel a bit obvious or dated now, but I loved how the character played by Julie Warner opens her blouse a little more to test the man at the desk because it’s a callback to an earlier scene where she points out that Sam had looked her up and down when they first met.
I need to get the Blu-Ray of this. I thought it was good, and I’d like to see how it holds up.
That was brilliantly shit, the car scene should have gone on for half an hour.