You can't deny the great contribution of these movies to films today. My favorite sci-fi movie of the fifties was "War Of The Worlds" (1953). I also loved "When Worlds Collide". These movies were just fun, fun, fun!!
i remember robbie the robot even frome the olf black and white lost in space :D that robot was awesome and got me into electronics and programming ever since i was a small boy :D
George,Steven,Jimmy and Ridley are the "Masters of real science fiction". Not gufy or boring scifi. Just great storyteller!!! And this it is all ABOUT! To tell great stories in their own "worlds"
09:45 "Roswell for real" they say, but the reality concerning the alleged 'saucer-crash' which helped spawn some of these movies was closer to home... involving 'aliens' (illegal ones) and spaceships (rockets) ... another beautiful metaphor which told a fantasy story for public consumption which distracted all from a sordid truth... 'Operation Paperclip' - even today the UFO-myth is enhanced with films like 'Iron Sky' (should be called Irony-Sky) Nazi's in spaceships? who'da thought it eh? :)
@crabsyman George Lucas believe there is life out there. Look at the next part. Lucas belive there must be life out there. But what it is or how it look, he didn´t known it.
Destination Moon is the father of 2001: A Space Odyssey? hahahha 2001 has nothing to do really with the other. It's about alien-assisted evolution. The older one is about... going to the moon. Maybe that's why Kubrick never admitted it, Spielberg?
You can't deny the great contribution of these movies to films today. My favorite sci-fi movie of the fifties was "War Of The Worlds" (1953). I also loved "When Worlds Collide". These movies were just fun, fun, fun!!
i remember robbie the robot even frome the olf black and white lost in space :D that robot was awesome and got me into electronics and programming ever since i was a small boy :D
Forbidden Planet is also influenced Freud. “Monsters from the Id”
George,Steven,Jimmy and Ridley are the "Masters of real science fiction".
Not gufy or boring scifi. Just great storyteller!!!
And this it is all ABOUT! To tell great stories in their own "worlds"
Awesome, I have too see Forbidden Planet, it's a definate pre-cursor of Star Trek: The Original Series.
I like George Lucas he has an ideal
for C3PO of the Starwars series.
I am a big Starwars fan until now
Hey channel: y didn’t u make this a 1 pt video instead of the multi-pt video?
09:45 "Roswell for real" they say, but the reality concerning the alleged 'saucer-crash' which helped spawn some of these movies was closer to home... involving 'aliens' (illegal ones) and spaceships (rockets) ... another beautiful metaphor which told a fantasy story for public consumption which distracted all from a sordid truth... 'Operation Paperclip' - even today the UFO-myth is enhanced with films like 'Iron Sky' (should be called Irony-Sky) Nazi's in spaceships? who'da thought it eh? :)
5:29 I can't watch Forbidden Planet without giggling every time Leslie Nielsen speaks.
awesome
Ideology is born from the economic times. If you don't realise the obvious then you're the first to lose.
@TruthSurge well ,perhaps spielber is refering to the scientific kind of reality,that bot films have,but,who knows
@crabsyman
George Lucas believe there is life out there. Look at the next part.
Lucas belive there must be life out there.
But what it is or how it look, he didn´t known it.
Destination Moon is the father of 2001: A Space Odyssey? hahahha 2001 has nothing to do really with the other. It's about alien-assisted evolution. The older one is about... going to the moon. Maybe that's why Kubrick never admitted it, Spielberg?
huh?