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Following on from a discussion I had with friends (bit odd I know)...
...but if you could be any mythical/fantasy creature what would it be? An Orc? Giant? Chinese fox? A Harpie? Dragon? Faun? Demon? Vampire? If it's a God - which one?
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The Blob from the 50s SF movie.
Definitely not one of the Triffids from Day of the Triffids, or the giant tarantulas from the same era.
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In my case,one of the Martian insects from Quatermass and the Pit(preferably not one of the dead ones nor a weakling),would'nt it be fun to go hopping around London like a bl**dy big Locust?.
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"Klaatu barada nikto"!!
The tin can from the movie "The Day When The Earth Stood Still" if I remember correctly...
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The robot's name was Gort. Klaatu was the spaceman (played by Michael Rennie). Klaatu baradda nikto is the message given to the earth woman to relay to Gort, meaning, "Don't destroy the earth".
That was one bad dude robot. Selective disintegration...first the weapons, then the weapons along with the weapon holders. Now if the Varus had had one of those in the auxilia, Arminius & Co. would have had a different outcome in Kalkriese, wouldn't they?
That's one of the best SF movies ever made.
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Quote:"Klaatu barada nikto"!!
Are you sure you said the correct words?
Its absolutely imperative that you did!!! Or we'll all be lost!
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... sorry couldnt resist but there is this almost identical line in "Army of Darkness"
... back to the original question.
I see the Blob is already assigned so I'd like to be that
Behemoth from The Mist. Dont know why. may the good prospect
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Some kind of dragon...
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Lovin the answers!
The creatures in The Mist were freaky.
My answer is boringly unspecific - a mermaid. Had a thing about them since I was little. I must have seen Splash and it stuck. Not sure yet if I'd be the Disney kind or the drowning sailors kind...
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Although...if we included the realm of sci-fi I'd be a predator lol.
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Demetrius/Davis said:
Quote:The robot's name was Gort. Klaatu was the spaceman (played by Michael Rennie). Klaatu baradda nikto is the message given to the earth woman to relay to Gort, meaning, "Don't destroy the earth".
That was one bad dude robot. Selective disintegration...first the weapons, then the weapons along with the weapon holders. Now if the Varus had had one of those in the auxilia, Arminius & Co. would have had a different outcome in Kalkriese, wouldn't they?
That's one of the best SF movies ever made.
...gotta agree with that!
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D " Gort, varenga! " - some robot ! The eye shield on the robot slowly sliding up to unveil his weaponry scared the sh*** out of me the first time I saw it as a kid.......
Whadda ya bet the Keanu Reeves remake, despite 21st C effects, is not a patch on the Michael Rennie/Patricia Neal 50's version ?
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Talos.
You get to sit on a sun soaked beach most of the time, but I'd see a welder first.
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