The Brain from Planet Arous

1957
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1h 11min

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1933

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John Agar, Robert Fuller, and Joyce Meadows in The Brain from Planet Arous (1957)

An evil alien brain from the planet Arous hijacks the body of an Earth scientist in order to control the Earth.

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaAn evil alien brain from the planet Arous hijacks the body of an Earth scientist in order to control the Earth.An evil alien brain from the planet Arous hijacks the body of an Earth scientist in order to control the Earth.An evil alien brain from the planet Arous hijacks the body of an Earth scientist in order to control the Earth.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

5,2/10

1933

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John Fallon
(as Thomas B. Henry)

Ken Terrell

Colonel in Conference Room
(as Kenneth Terrell)

Henry Travis

Col. Frogley

E. Leslie Thomas

Gen. Brown

Tim Graham

Sheriff Wiley Pane

Bill Giorgio

Russian

Kenner G. Kemp

Military Man at Meeting
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Dale Tate

Prof. Dale Tate
(non citato nei titoli originali)
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Regia
- Nathan Juran
Sceneggiatura
- Ray Buffum
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The special eye effects for Steve March were created by having John Agar wear special black contact lenses that were very thick. The extreme thickness of the contact made it painful for Agar to wear them.

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When the plane explodes, a piece of the model, still attached to the support wire, swings back into frame.

Citazioni
Steve March: Now this is my plan: I want all of your uranium, plutonium, all your atomic resources. I want your factories, railroad shipping, all your industrial facilities. Your workers will labour around the clock day and night, following my blueprints to build a most powerful invasion force ever gathered in the universe.
General Brown: You mean to enslave the world?
Russian: Russia would never agree to it!
Steve March: There's a simple answer to that: There'll be no Russia. Your United Nations building will be turned over to me. I will teach your engineers to build a fleet of interplanetary rockets, to be armed and manned by your joint military forces. All under my command.
General Brown: What would you do with all this power?
Steve March: I will return to my planet Arous, and through its vast intellect, I will become master of the universe. After I'm gone, your Earth will be free to live out its miserable span of existence, as one of my satellites, and that's how it's going to be.

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Edited into Malcolm (2000)

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5/10

John Agar's Best Sci-Fi Movie?

That's right--"The Brain From Planet Arous" is _indeed_ John Agar's best science-fiction movie...but that's not saying very much. While it is undoubtedly _cheap_ (the giant alien brains in their natural form look a lot like balloons!), and while the storyline is sheer goofiness bordering on surrealism (one of the brains inhabits the body of a dog!), it _is_ somehow fun to watch, in spite of (or more likely because of) its low-budget limitations. And John Agar IS fun to watch; you can tell that he's doing his best here--in the scenes where he's possessed by the evil brain, he had to wear some very uncomfortable silver contact lenses--but the odd, yet by-the-numbers script doesn't give him much to work with. Still, if you're willing to put your own brain on hold for a little while, you might get a kick out this movie.