A Quick Game

[lochinvar]

The Day the Earth Stood Still

Don't remember the character names, however. It was spoken by two of them--the alien telling the woman what to say, and the woman repeating it to Gort the robot.

I was unaware that it was used in any other film.

[Pa55w0rd]

[quote]Originally posted by lochinvar:
<strong>The Day the Earth Stood Still

Don't remember the character names, however. It was spoken by two of them--the alien telling the woman what to say, and the woman repeating it to Gort the robot.

I was unaware that it was used in any other film.</strong><hr></blockquote>


sorry loch, but 1 point awarded, (very clever though... nice one.)

the point is for the film title. any more takers ....
hint : there is a BIG clue somewhere.

[Zelda]

Why do I get the impression all the brits on this board are really procastinating today?

[RDwyer]

[quote]Originally posted by Pa55w0rd:
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sorry loch, but 1 point awarded, (very clever though... nice one.)

the point is for the film title. any more takers ....
hint : there is a BIG clue somewhere.</strong><hr></blockquote>

I'm bored so I'll bite...

From The Day the Earth Stood Still:
Helen has already been told to use the words "Klaatu Barada Nikto" to prevent Gort - Klaatu's tall silvery robot sidekick, a *faultless policeman of the universe* (holy spirit, angelic being) - from destroying *everything*.

Also:
In the movie *Army of Darkness* (Evil Dead III), '"Klaatu Barada Nikto" is the shibboleth needed to negate the demonic forces of evil, or something'. Lead actor Bruce Campbell (Ash) can't quite remember it; "Klaatu Barada. . . necktie!"

Good quote.

Rick.

[Pa55w0rd]

Award Mr Dwyer 4 Points.....

You ARE the man...

[Iwant2bafencer]

Are we done with the game? I quite enjoyed it.

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