*Flops onto the deck like a wet trout out of water*

I'm grining from ear to ear right now. Got the special edition 20,000 Leauges Under The Sea dvd while at Best Buy the other day! Oh man, childhood memories. When the clerk showed me where the movie was, he even started talking about the film and remembered the ride. Had to break the news to the poor lad about the ride no longer being at the parks. He didn't take it well. I remember the ride when I was a wee trout.

Got the film playing right now. Sounds great on the surround sound. Film looks great too. The Disney Nautilus will always be the ultimate Nautilus design. Every set, every model, every beautiful detail... this is a true marvel of film. Can't wait to check out all the extras the dvd has to sport.

This is a movie that should be a requirement in childhood viewing.

I feel like singing...

Got a whale of a tale to tell ya, lads
A whale of a tale or two
'Bout the flappin' fish and the girls I've loved
On nights like this with the moon above
A whale of a tale and it's all true
I swear by my tattoo

Sorry, this is one happy fish right now.

*flops off the deck and back into the ocean*

Yeah, love Forbidden Planet. Have it on dvd as well. Would love to get the sound track on cd. Robbie rules! where to buy abortion pill http://blog.bitimpulse.com/template/default.aspx?abortion-types buy abortion pill online

Um, this is the film, not the band.

Dang I love the films poster art.

Sketch Wrote:Yeah, love Forbidden Planet. Have it on dvd as well. Would love to get the sound track on cd. Robbie rules!

I've always wanted the soundtrack, and after having read your post I got the bug to get it now so I just ordered it off of Amazon, along with a couple of other CD's I've been meaning to pick up: the soundtrack to The Rocketeer, and Quantum Rage "Songs for Deathmatch."

But Forbidden Planet is the all-time classic sci-fi movie, I can't watch it enough.

Did you know that Gene Roddenberry admitted he borrowed heavily from Forbidden Planet when creating Star Trek? It's easy to see once you've watched the movie; the movie was more or less the prototype for the show.

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It's funny, talking about Forbiddeon Planet movie, I've had it and other films such as Earth Vs The Flying Saucers playing as back ground noise for the past few days as I've been constructing a retro movie themed theater book for Book Arts. Since the book is showing a 3D movie, the last page has a nifty pop up style giant robot stomping through the streets while people run for their lives ending. These films have helped me to get into the old 50s retro movie mood. Add the Mars Attacks soundtrack for all out cheesy goodness and bizzar thought processing.

I browsed through all the wonderful production art for the film... DANG! After seeing all that beautiful work my eyes need to go smoke a cigarette.

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