Una icónica cinta de ciencia-ficción con Leslie Nielsen de protagonista y como no...Robbie el robot!
Una cinta que genera muchas preguntas filosóficas mientras descubrimos un misterio en un inhóspito planeta.
Muy buena cinta de ciencia ficción.
Reviews of Forbidden Planet 1956
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This was wild! I can imagine that going to see this in 1956 would’ve been like the equivalent of going to see The Matrix when it came out. It’s incredible. Especially when stoned to the bone!
Leslie Nielsen was kind of a hunk back in his prime! Okay, Leslie! I see you!
It’s also nice and briskly paced. And short!
If you’ve never seen it, I highly recommend it.
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really fun costume and set design here. a lack of street smarts by all characters and a really funny plotline with the hot and unaware daughter
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The Ur-SF film. Could also be titled “Misogyny and Sexual Harassment on Another World”.
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At absolutely no point during this film does Robby the Robot carry Altaira like a damsel in distress as pictured in the iconic poster. I feel a bit cheated to be honest.
I remember my parents had this on vhs and the cover terrified me. Watching as an adult I realized I never got past the first scene on the planet when the crew looks on in a fear as Robby approached. It was simply too scary for my young mind to comprehend what could make that dust cloud.
Might get a Robby the Robot tattoo.
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A solid 1950's sci-fi flick, with the added joy of watching Robby the Robot waddle around the place.
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I would’ve happily watched Robby and that cook necking bourbon and toasting each other’s health (“just for cordial interplanetary relations you understand”) for the film’s full runtime.
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This Morbius didn't suck, in both senses.
Though arrayed in the cold, utilitarian finery of what 1950's America envisioned the distant future would be and decorated with a bit of Freudian psychology for flair, the story that Forbidden Planet tells is as old as civilization itself: Man's attempts at self-transcendence/divinization are doomed to failure because of his nature. While a bit less viscerally entertaining than I would have liked, the film rests securely on its performances, production design, and visual…
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Née sexy de la dernière pluie
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To call Forbidden Planet influential is an understatement - before Frank Herbert, before 2001 and Star Wars, Forbidden Planet was THE science fiction and literary blend of cinematic class and prestige combined with the unlimited potential of the genre.
A retelling of The Tempest with robots, with the planet serving as a reflection of Morbius's (tee-hee) ego and the crew representing the pioneering American spirit, Forbidden Planet feels timeless. The production is vast, the soundtrack incredible and the cinematography feels…
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AWOOOOGA I miss the good old days when good christian men could get in their ship to colonize and kiss hot broads WOOF WOOF everyone knows sci fi is actually being sexy all the time BONER ALERT
Anyway the visuals were actually really good but the rest was uhhhhhh
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With its clever observations on evolution and technology, this was not only ahead of its time, but also intriguing, complex and very entertaining. Obviously its views on the men vs women ratio were far more dated, as well as its visuals, but the latter does give it an endless amount of charm. Actually it's a great looking film. I'm endlessly captivated by those retro fururistic sets and effects. It's a creative and fairly thought provoking film that is just as…