This Island Earth Exeter is Ordered Back to Metaluna * Scifisteve
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2012
- Exeter's project is considered a failure. He is ordered back to Meteluna, remove any signs of his presents on Earth and bring back the best scientist of Earth. After destroying his Earth fortress, Exeter does an in flight capture of the small aircraft. Returns to Meteluna space via a worm hole. He must then fight off the Zahgion's meteors before re-entering his planets atmosphere. His home planet can be seen as utterly destroyed. Quietly the saucer slips beneath the surface.
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Glad I stumbled onto your channel, Steve, it's not only a fun watch, it's educational, by definition. Thanks!
Bravo! Lovely work and definitely some stuff I'd like to have seen in the film. The approach to Metaluna in particular is wonderful.
Very nicely done Steve! I know this saucer isn't one of your favorites, but you made it look good here, especially the portholes.
Nice work
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Scifisteve
If you would like to see a change mention it. Who knows, if I agree, this one goes and is replaced with a new better one.
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Thanks for the instant view and positive comment of the animation.
Steve
Nice to see this. I'm doing something similar in CGI graphic-novel format, so it's nice to see how someone else handled it.
(I've got them as far as Metaluna but now need to handle the landing.)
I wanted to reference the thermal barrier, but got round the absurdity of it by having the thermal shock being a side-effect of opening a wormhole while still in Earth's atmosphere. Complete technobabble, but it works in context.
Well, thats what the author likes to hear.
Its nice to get positive feed back.
Thanks for watching
Steve
The wormhole effect is certainly preferable to the astronomical absurdity of the 'thermal barrier' which even in the year of the film's release was an astronomical nonsense. In terms of continuity, I'd like to see an additional shot of the saucer firing the neutron beam that destroys the hilltop house. In the film it seems to be implied that it's a self-destruct charge that causes the explosion but I like your version better.