They weren't expecting to meet anybody there, plus the Krell had been dead for (I wanna say) a million years.
Forbiden Planet Movie, Thoughts and Questions on there Universe.
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They weren't expecting to meet anybody there, plus the Krell had been dead for (I wanna say) a million years.
And you are the one acting like a two year old because someone disagrees with you, instead of just ignoring posts that disagree with you.
Because now you know what's gonna sell, what isn't? Wow! They could use a guy like you in Hollywood! Why don't you send them your resume?
Man, your butthurt is strong.
Yes, I suppose that you've been told that often enough so that now you say it first to make it look like you thought of it yourself.
Looks like you ran out of comebacks. Now, you're just repeating yourself.
Sometimes things are better because there are limitations set on them in what they can do. I would point to the original The Twilight Zone and the original Star Trek as examples.
How do you know that they are better?
Do you think The Ten Commandments (1956) would have been better with a smaller budget?
All one has to do is watch the modern variations of Star Trek and The Twilight Zone to know the originals with the limitations of the time and budget were simply better and more imaginative.
As far as The Ten Commandments go, if we’re talking about the film, is an over bloated mess.
Four of the modern variations lasted longer than TOS already. If you're measuring in terms of success they are all better than the original.
Yeah, "A Clockwork Orange", "Barry Lyndon", "Kagemusha"... ALL POOR PRODUCTS...
If he wasn't a linguist - he probably wouldn't have been able to decipher the Krell's writing system to gain more insight into how to operate their technology - and lead to his 'brain boost'- that then allowed him to further decipher and make use of aspects of Krell science.
I disagree. If he was able to decipher their language it was because of his IQ boost and nothing else. The doctor (I forget his name) before he died of a brain overload, knew everything that Morbius had vainly tried to learn for decades because he reached the top of the... IQ measuring thing...
I think one of the ultimate examples of this is Jaws. Originally they were supposed to show the shark all throughout the movie, but they had trouble getting Bruce (the shark) to work, so what we got in the final movie was all they were able to do. Even Stephen Spielberg himself has admitted that what they ended up with, was better than what was originally planned.
Linguists deal with languages both living and dead.
