Invasion of the Body Snatchers movie plot
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Rosalia 2022-03-27 09:01:09
The story itself is actually pretty generic, but the metaphors that come with it are just too powerful and universal. In addition, the '56 version ended up being too optimistic compared to the '78 Philip Kaufman version.
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Imelda 2022-03-22 09:02:01
"Plants Incarnate Zombies", an earlier soft sci-fi film of human body replacement, such as a long episode of "Yin and Yang Demon Realm", "Monster" and "The End of the World" are similar to them, and the invasion in sleep is related to "Monster Street" ”; ideological infiltration and materialization, your friends, relatives, lovers, who may have been brainwashed (no longer the original emotional ta), the Communist Party’s heart will not die, you can’t get on my sane Highland assimilated me and satirized McCarthyism with the male protagonist surnamed McCarthy. It’s okay; people grow out of the pods, I’m afraid it’s not a biological 3D printer, the biggest bug in the film is that the existence of the two bodies has not been solved; the crowd gathered in the square The overhead shot is very scary, the kind of fear that the rabble crushes you easily in broad daylight; the ending is a bit disappointing without a dark end, (although I want to see the "Lake of Eden"-style sheep into the wolf's den), but combined with that The national conditions of the United States can also accept it: Communism spreads in a small area, but it was obstructed and strangled by Comrade McCarthy in time, hooray! (The heroine is really beautiful, charming and lovely)
Invasion of the Body Snatchers quotes
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Dr. Miles J. Bennell: What'll you have? We're pushing appendectomies this week.
[Becky laughs]
Dr. Miles J. Bennell: I don't know, maybe I clown around too much, pretty soon my patients won't trust me to prescribe aspirin for them. Seriously, what's the trouble?
Becky Driscoll: It's my cousin.
Dr. Miles J. Bennell: Wilma? What's the matter?
Becky Driscoll: She has a, well I guess you call it a delusion, you know her uncle, Uncle Ira?
Dr. Miles J. Bennell: Sure, I'm his doctor.
Becky Driscoll: Well Miles, she's got herself thinking he isn't her uncle.
Dr. Miles J. Bennell: How do you mean? That they're not really related?
Becky Driscoll: No, she thinks he's an impostor or something, someone who only looks like Ira.
Dr. Miles J. Bennell: Have you seen him?
Becky Driscoll: I just came from there.
Dr. Miles J. Bennell: Well, is he Uncle Ira or isn't he Uncle Ira?
Becky Driscoll: Of course he is, I told Wilma that but it was no use.
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Dr. Miles J. Bennell: Isn't this Jimmy Grimaldi?
Grandma Grimaldi: Yes, Doctor, can I talk to you a moment?
Dr. Miles J. Bennell: Sure.
[to Jimmy]
Dr. Miles J. Bennell: You know I almost ran you down this morning? You've got to be more careful.
[Jimmy breaks away and runs, Sally catches him]
Dr. Miles J. Bennell: Hey! Hey hey hey hey hey, slow down now, school isn't as bad as all that.
Grandma Grimaldi: School isn't what upsets him, it's my daughter-in-law. He's got the craziest idea she isn't his mother.
Jimmy Grimaldi: [in hysterics] She isn't! She isn't! Don't let her get me!
Nurse Sally Withers: No one's going to get you, Jimmy.
[Jimmy sobs hysterically]
Dr. Miles J. Bennell: How long has this been going on?
Grandma Grimaldi: An hour ago I found him hiding in the cellar having hysterics, he wouldn't tell me anything until I started to phone his mother. That's when he said Anna wasn't his mother.