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Forbidden Planet
Cast
Walter Pidgeon, Anne Francis, Leslie Nielsen, Warren Stevens View AllCrew
Fred M. Wilcox (Director), Cyril Hume (Screenplay) View All
Release: Mar. 23rd, 1956
Runtime: 1 hour, 38 minutes
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Forbidden Planet (2010)
New Line Cinema had developed a remake with James Cameron, Nelson Gidding and Stirling Silliphant attached at different points. In 2007, DreamWorks set up the project with David Twohy set to direct. W...
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November ’15 Movie of the Month: FORBIDDEN PLANET (1956)
I chose to nominate Forbidden Planet for the movie of the month for many reasons. The first is because of the love of sic-fi that I share with many people on this forum. 1950s sci-fi is one of my fa...
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Planet of the Apes (1968), Planet of The Apes Remake (2001), or Reboot?
Which Planet of the Apes did you like better?
Planet of the Apes (1968) Charlton Heston
Planet of The Apes (2001) Mark Wahlberg
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I kinda li...
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Cobpyth
The film's Freudian theme is very cleverly metaphorized through thoughtful, seemingly unimportant details (the cook's lust for drinking, the men's lust for the daughter, etc.) and more obvious representations (the tiger jumping at the commander and the daughter, the robot being the most likable and ....
PHOENIX74
The film got the visuals to match the fascinating story on MGM sound stage sets (the film was shot entirely indoors) that were created by primarily by art director Arthur Lonergan (the crowning achievement of his career - one that would include an Oscar nomination for his set decoration on 1966 film....
Citizen Rules
This review is about how Forbidden Planet became one of the most important sci-fi films to be made and literally changed the future...Not only the future of sci fi films, but the future of women's fashions...I'm talking the mini skirt.
