The most impressive thing about this movie was how it seemed to literally jump right out of our imaginations. As kids, we used to go to the arcade, and the discussions on the way home were about the kinds of things that happen in this movie! "There's a space agency using video games to recruit for secret missions..." As a kid, that's pure magic when a movie is made about your pretend world.
Contains one of my all-time favorite lines around the end; "WHAT DO WE DO?!? .... we die ... " With the solid delivery, always gave me respect for the bad dude.
A wonderful, wonderful movie. Watched it in the cinema on release when I was a kid and was blown away by the effects, but the reason it worked so well was the story being so well executed by all involved. Classic.
The thing that haunted me the most from this movie when I was a kid was when the assassin is lurking around the trailer park and the game cabinet seems to "sense" its presence and starts playing distorted lines from the game. It starts saying "Xur" over and over in this really creepy voice and then melts the assassin's face off O_O
I was born in 1980 and had the privilege of seeing The Last Starfighter for the first time on LaserDisc in 1990 in a video store while spending the summer with my dad in Fort Lauderdale. He worked next door to this video store, and when I'd hang out while he was working, I would go over to the video store for hours and watch movies with the clerks (they also let me borrow VHS tapes so I would have movies to watch at my dad's work!). The Last Starfighter immediately became one my favorite movies, and I still watch it every few years. Time to watch it again after this!
Hells yeah!! This is easily one of my favourite movies ever. Simple story that is pure teen wish fulfillment. Playing a videogame turns you into a hero. The first movie to have pure CG scenes. They're very crude with very little texture but those scenes still hold up. I watch this movie whenever the mood hits me and it's a blast from start to finish. Still waiting for the sequel it deserves. You could easily set it in current times similarly to Tron. I won't bore you with the details as I'm just that big of a geek to have tried to write it myself which goes to show how much I love this movie. Still super underrated. I would even accept a remake as the setup to a new series of films so they all had the same look. It was ahead of it's time. Everyone games these days and who doesn't imagine themselves as the hero? It's time for more Last Starfighter.
I cant recommend the new Arrow Video properly remastered Bluray release for The Last Starfighter enough. Its never looked or sounded better. Its also loaded with new and old extras. You might still be able to get the limited edition. If youre a fan of the film the Arrow Video release is a must. Snag a copy just in time for Christmas. I recommend getting a copy from Diabolikdvd a great small business.
Great little movie! I saw it in the theaters when I was in high school. Loved video arcades too. I don't know why it wasn't a bigger hit. It was just a fun movie!
From Ron Cobb's design work to the soundtrack, this has to be the most underrated 80's movie ever. Of all the movies they need to re-make (looking at you Logan's Run) this film, yes a modern remake, but the cast, kind of perfect...
Not sure I'd want a remake of this or Logan's Run. In the case of this they'd probably change the main character to a girl and then overdo the CG to the point of ending with something unrecognizable. While Hollywood lacks imagination these days the original, faults and all, works with a great cast, a simple but well told story, and a charm that would be lost with modern writer's obsession with "subverting" everything. Similar to a remake of Logan's Run: the sexiness would be eliminated because 'male gaze' or something, even as the original was "progressive" for the time, and which would be completely different of that original. Do you think that remakes of movies like Barbarella or Our Man Flint, silly, cheesy, bad in some ways, but charming, would remotely embody the originals? Even a remake of something like Back to the Future is concerning considering Hollywood's poor track record at it. When they can't even get a Home Alone show right...
I first saw this when it first came on tv in 1987. (Didn't see it at the movies when I was 10 due to it being poorly marketed). I taped and I watched it alot over the next couple of years. Think I still got that VHS tape somewhere.
One of my most favorite sci-fi films ever. The friendship forged by two aliens/enemies. It's watched by me regularly. I have it saved to my external hard drive.
I actually saw this when it came out. In a drive-in theater. The CGI was clearly just that, but it still did the job. I mostly recall it being a whole lot of fun.
Ah yes, saw this film on VHS as a kid and then just a couple of months later got the original Wing Commander at a yard sale. Been turning baddies into debs ever since...
I saw "The Last Starfighter" at the local Century Theater (across from the Winchester Mystery House) at it's first screening on opening night. I liked it, but then me and my friends gathered and called Lance Guest, and I challenged him on 'taking top billing over Robert Preston.' He explained that, he was the star of the movie, that was a detail his manager worked out not him, and then talked about how awesome working with Robert Preston was. A few years before Lance Guest was an theater worker at that same Century Theater, and it was quite awesome to see his name atop the marquee of same theater. Thank you so very much for the video.
Seeing the clone before it finished its metamorphosis as a kid freaked me out as well. I watched it on TV sometime in the early 90s, I wasn't born until 89 but I loved this movie as a kid. Fuck Seth Rogen, don't let him anywhere near this property
I’ll never forget when my dad took ten year old me to see this one. Ultimate fantasy for a boy at that age. Never wanted to be anything but a “starfighter” after that.
I was also ten when this came out, but unfortunately I never knew of it then, as it was poorly marketed. I wish my Dad took me to see it in 1984, instead of War Games which I didn't really understand much at that age.
@@germanicelt my mom and stepdad took me to see war games around the same time. After seeing it, couldn’t wait to learn how to hack the world with a Commodore 64. Boy was I mislead. Still it was another because of the tech and shit really stayed in my young brain. Both my parents apparently loved going to the movies. Didn’t have to wait for a lot of it on VHS.
@@noneed4me2n7 When I saw War Games again on tv in 1987, I taped it and watched it alot over the next couple of years. I also wanted to learn hacking because of this movie, and get a talking computer. I never did cause my Dad just thought I'd use it for gaming.
@@germanicelt looking at how my kids grew up I think we were blessed with the times we lived in. So much of the crap we got into back then, there’s no way in hell with all the camera phones could we have gotten away with so much nowadays. Ups and downs of living in a surveillance state.
Good video!!! I remember this fun movie - loved when it first came out and still enjoy watching it. Prefer this ancient movie over most of the stuff that has come out in past 20+ years.
I was obsessed with The Last Starfighter as a kid! I recorded it to VHS from HBO! I had the coloring books and everything I could get! Still love this movie! ❤️🎬❤️👍👍
Absolutely bang-on! And if you get the chance, check out the concept-drawings and spec-script breakdown of the proposed sequel; it looked amazing! And YES, I totally agree about the music! This and 'The Rocketeer' have, in my opinion, 2 of the most under-appreciated OSTs in film-history! =)
I saw this, I think, on TBS or TNT and quickly bought a DVD. Instead of The City or The Suburbs, "The Last Starfighter" was set in a trailer park. The protagonist is like "George Bailey," yearns to "get out into the world,' but lacks the cash to go anywhere by community college. The Starfighter video game was interesting, and deserved a better game history as video games crashed on the marketplace. Screen/stage veterans Robert Preston and Dan O'Herlihy stood out in their pivotal roles.
I'm hoping Gary Whitta can get this done, the sizzle reel was awesome and hes such a fan of the original I know he will make a sequel that lives up to the original
As a little kid in the 80s, I had the exact same reaction to all those scary scenes, especially the beta transformation scene. Traumatizing stuff, but still one of my favorite movies. Great action, visuals, and the musical score is phenomenal. Very unrated movie!
When I first saw this movie, I preferred it to what is now A New Hope. No mumbojumbo, just simple fight the badguys plot, and I love the atmosphere of that trailer park... I mean... Just the kinda place I'd like to live. I DO think, however, in view of the remastered Star Trek Originals, that 'they' should allow the vis f/X to be redone, just for the heck of it... Maybe even not bring them fully up to today's standards, just... Allow the team to fully realise what they wanted... And NOT in a Lucas revisionist way, either: as a companion - like some director's cuts are. Terrific movie, and always thought Lance Guest should've been a WAY bigger star, but there you go. At least we all have it as it is, and it'll do nicely.
this is a sentimental favorite of mine iused to work at a trailer park , the people who lived may not have that rifined but were genuin in the purest form ....real people
A lot of these 80s movies had me thinking what Coke these writers were snorting and/or smoking. But in all honesty they're still better than all these Netflix "original" shows coming out these days....long live the 80s.
Damn I really like this channel.. more than the great content and polished production it’s the timing of release.. just revisited this along with Neverending Story and the Dark Crystal.. go childhood nostalgia
You may think you want a remake/reboot. Then when we do get one it just lets us down. Then we bitch and complain about why did they ruin it?!? Or why this or that. Many times it's just better to let it be.
One of the movies of my childhood.. A bit cheesy, but made very well. Dan O'Herlihy and Robert Preston shined in their roles as usual, Lance Guest was just perfect and Catharine Stewart was hot & sexy, on top of delivering an adorable performance. Effects are really nice and the fact they aged a bit makes them special - if nothing else, I like that they are not a modern-era (un-)real-life CGI fuck-fest kind of a thing. Just like Wargames and Starman, it's a movie that helped define the 80's. Thumbs up
I remember being in computer class lusting over the Cray X-MP they used as it was in all the computer mags, must be christmas because I got my present :) One of those movies that should never be remade. My Science Project is another great movie, man do I want a GOAT.
I'm afraid that there will not be a sequel to this film..Bob Preston,Dan O'Herlihy and Meg Wylie..who played"Center","Grigg" and "Granny"are long gone.
I have a copy of "Armada" and I thought..."Wait a minute...This sounds like "The Last Starfighter"......this better be an homage, and not a rip-off...."
Centari!! I always got the extra terrestrial in this movie mixed up with Louis Gossett Junior in enemy mine. When I was young, both make up effects looked pretty similar to me.
One of the most underrated movies of all time!
Indeed & the Soundtrack is awesome btw🤗
@@lauraaurelia9131 definitely!
very good
Yes underrated gem when it comes to 80 movies. 🎥
The most impressive thing about this movie was how it seemed to literally jump right out of our imaginations. As kids, we used to go to the arcade, and the discussions on the way home were about the kinds of things that happen in this movie! "There's a space agency using video games to recruit for secret missions..." As a kid, that's pure magic when a movie is made about your pretend world.
Precisely! It was literally a childhood fantasy put on screen! =)
I watched this on a Thanksgiving at my mom’s friends place with a lot of guests…this and Return to Oz, oh my goodness what a magical time!
@@suryavajra That sounds like heaven! =)
@@BuckarooBanzai84 oh my goodness, we had all of this yummy food and they’d put on a binge watching marathon…it was so awesome..
Dude, Zando Zan creeped me tf out as a kid. For real
Contains one of my all-time favorite lines around the end; "WHAT DO WE DO?!? .... we die ... "
With the solid delivery, always gave me respect for the bad dude.
Back in the 80's I watched this movie on cable over and over again. Great film and Robert Preston was a joy to watch.
A wonderful, wonderful movie. Watched it in the cinema on release when I was a kid and was blown away by the effects, but the reason it worked so well was the story being so well executed by all involved. Classic.
I would have love to see the end scene when they crash into the moon and says "we die". I could imagine the crown going nuts.
One of the first movies I can remember where CGI was used to make everything look like a video game. Great movie.
The thing that haunted me the most from this movie when I was a kid was when the assassin is lurking around the trailer park and the game cabinet seems to "sense" its presence and starts playing distorted lines from the game. It starts saying "Xur" over and over in this really creepy voice and then melts the assassin's face off O_O
That being a feature added by Centauri should have been included in the dialog. Now it just ends up being a nice oddity.
Said assassin was played by a future Gul Dukat.
Loved it!
Mine was that and the execution of the master spy
The Last Starfighter, Flight of the Navigator, and Enemy Mine are three of the most underrated sci-fi movies of the 80's.
Explorers too.
Enemy Mine!!
The boy who could fly had literally the perfect "girl next door" actress ever...
Lucy Deakins
I was born in 1980 and had the privilege of seeing The Last Starfighter for the first time on LaserDisc in 1990 in a video store while spending the summer with my dad in Fort Lauderdale. He worked next door to this video store, and when I'd hang out while he was working, I would go over to the video store for hours and watch movies with the clerks (they also let me borrow VHS tapes so I would have movies to watch at my dad's work!). The Last Starfighter immediately became one my favorite movies, and I still watch it every few years. Time to watch it again after this!
One of the best 80’s movies to be made. Here’s to hoping Hollywood forgets that fact so it never gets remade.
Fun Fact; the late Gene Siskel once confessed that this film was "one of his favorite guilty pleasures". =)
Getting to finally see this in theaters a few years ago was great. The number of adults who took their kids to see it as well was heartening.
Yet another great movie from my youth!
Now I get to Watch it. Because I own it on VHS...
This movie was on HBO every day when i was home during summer ! Loved it
OMG, I loved this movie as a kid!
Yeah it brings back memories. I remember watching this movie all the time on HBO. Back in the day when I was in Middle School. The Death Blossom.
Hells yeah!! This is easily one of my favourite movies ever. Simple story that is pure teen wish fulfillment. Playing a videogame turns you into a hero. The first movie to have pure CG scenes. They're very crude with very little texture but those scenes still hold up. I watch this movie whenever the mood hits me and it's a blast from start to finish. Still waiting for the sequel it deserves. You could easily set it in current times similarly to Tron. I won't bore you with the details as I'm just that big of a geek to have tried to write it myself which goes to show how much I love this movie. Still super underrated. I would even accept a remake as the setup to a new series of films so they all had the same look. It was ahead of it's time. Everyone games these days and who doesn't imagine themselves as the hero? It's time for more Last Starfighter.
One of my fave films in the 80's, I wore the VHS out I watch this so many times
Me too, over 1987/88.
I cant recommend the new Arrow Video properly remastered Bluray release for The Last Starfighter enough. Its never looked or sounded better. Its also loaded with new and old extras. You might still be able to get the limited edition. If youre a fan of the film the Arrow Video release is a must. Snag a copy just in time for Christmas. I recommend getting a copy from Diabolikdvd a great small business.
I loved this movie as a kid in the 80s. I think the CG still looks cool today.
Great little movie! I saw it in the theaters when I was in high school. Loved video arcades too. I don't know why it wasn't a bigger hit. It was just a fun movie!
The scene with the transforming android scared the bejeezus out of me as a little kid! 😆
From Ron Cobb's design work to the soundtrack, this has to be the most underrated 80's movie ever. Of all the movies they need to re-make (looking at you Logan's Run) this film, yes a modern remake, but the cast, kind of perfect...
Not sure I'd want a remake of this or Logan's Run.
In the case of this they'd probably change the main character to a girl and then overdo the CG to the point of ending with something unrecognizable. While Hollywood lacks imagination these days the original, faults and all, works with a great cast, a simple but well told story, and a charm that would be lost with modern writer's obsession with "subverting" everything.
Similar to a remake of Logan's Run: the sexiness would be eliminated because 'male gaze' or something, even as the original was "progressive" for the time, and which would be completely different of that original. Do you think that remakes of movies like Barbarella or Our Man Flint, silly, cheesy, bad in some ways, but charming, would remotely embody the originals? Even a remake of something like Back to the Future is concerning considering Hollywood's poor track record at it.
When they can't even get a Home Alone show right...
I first saw this when it first came on tv in 1987. (Didn't see it at the movies when I was 10 due to it being poorly marketed). I taped and I watched it alot over the next couple of years. Think I still got that VHS tape somewhere.
Great movie. One of my faves since I was a kid seeing it for the first time back in '84. Need that sequel pronto!
This movie needs a visual update, not a remake or sequel.
A visual update would be awesome .
I completely agree 👍 this is a perfect example of lighting in a bottle, I wish more movies were like this nowadays
I don't remember why it was not a hit movie but it is one of the few I still own in my collection of favourite movies of the time!
One of my top three 80's Sci-Fi movies.
This was such an iconic movie from my childhood, I can’t wait to show my children this, hopefully a reboot isn’t ruined.
The opening lines in this video is so powerful, simple and inspirational. I love this film so much
One of my most favorite sci-fi films ever. The friendship forged by two aliens/enemies. It's watched by me regularly. I have it saved to my external hard drive.
My Science Project! I totally forgot about that. I loved that as a kid I had it and The Last Starfighter on VHS.
I actually saw this when it came out. In a drive-in theater. The CGI was clearly just that, but it still did the job. I mostly recall it being a whole lot of fun.
Ah yes, saw this film on VHS as a kid and then just a couple of months later got the original Wing Commander at a yard sale. Been turning baddies into debs ever since...
The meteor gun in this film is a truly original and awesome weapon. It's an underrated flick for sure.
The Expanse used the idea of objects of solid compressed mass traveling at high speeds to great effect.
One of my 80s faves! I want the sequel to still have Lance Guest returning as the main hero, you don't have to always get a younger new kid!!!
Saw this with my dad when it was first released in theaters. Very entertaining movie.
This and Buckaroo Banzai are 2 great sci-fi movies that deserved sequels!
I saw "The Last Starfighter" at the local Century Theater (across from the Winchester Mystery House) at it's first screening on opening night. I liked it, but then me and my friends gathered and called Lance Guest, and I challenged him on 'taking top billing over Robert Preston.' He explained that, he was the star of the movie, that was a detail his manager worked out not him, and then talked about how awesome working with Robert Preston was.
A few years before Lance Guest was an theater worker at that same Century Theater, and it was quite awesome to see his name atop the marquee of same theater.
Thank you so very much for the video.
1st & this film is amazing! This and flight of the navigator rule
Seeing the clone before it finished its metamorphosis as a kid freaked me out as well. I watched it on TV sometime in the early 90s, I wasn't born until 89 but I loved this movie as a kid. Fuck Seth Rogen, don't let him anywhere near this property
Whatever its shortcomings, this movie had the “it” (whatever “it” is) to be great.
I’ll never forget when my dad took ten year old me to see this one. Ultimate fantasy for a boy at that age. Never wanted to be anything but a “starfighter” after that.
I was also ten when this came out, but unfortunately I never knew of it then, as it was poorly marketed. I wish my Dad took me to see it in 1984, instead of War Games which I didn't really understand much at that age.
@@germanicelt my mom and stepdad took me to see war games around the same time. After seeing it, couldn’t wait to learn how to hack the world with a Commodore 64. Boy was I mislead. Still it was another because of the tech and shit really stayed in my young brain. Both my parents apparently loved going to the movies. Didn’t have to wait for a lot of it on VHS.
@@noneed4me2n7 When I saw War Games again on tv in 1987, I taped it and watched it alot over the next couple of years. I also wanted to learn hacking because of this movie, and get a talking computer. I never did cause my Dad just thought I'd use it for gaming.
@@germanicelt looking at how my kids grew up I think we were blessed with the times we lived in. So much of the crap we got into back then, there’s no way in hell with all the camera phones could we have gotten away with so much nowadays. Ups and downs of living in a surveillance state.
This movie is a classic.... when I was a kid this was a cool movie...
I loved this movie so much growing up!
This channel gives sooo much love to my childhood favorite movies and I am greatful for it 💕
I love love love this movie! A top favorite from the 80s
One of my favorite movies. Watched this a million times on VHS. Also read the book as a kid. Maggie was hot.
One of my favorite movies as a kid.
Good video!!! I remember this fun movie - loved when it first came out and still enjoy watching it. Prefer this ancient movie over most of the stuff that has come out in past 20+ years.
I was obsessed with The Last Starfighter as a kid! I recorded it to VHS from HBO! I had the coloring books and everything I could get! Still love this movie! ❤️🎬❤️👍👍
Absolutely bang-on! And if you get the chance, check out the concept-drawings and spec-script breakdown of the proposed sequel; it looked amazing! And YES, I totally agree about the music! This and 'The Rocketeer' have, in my opinion, 2 of the most under-appreciated OSTs in film-history! =)
I saw this, I think, on TBS or TNT and quickly bought a DVD. Instead of The City or The Suburbs, "The Last Starfighter" was set in a trailer park. The protagonist is like "George Bailey," yearns to "get out into the world,' but lacks the cash to go anywhere by community college. The Starfighter video game was interesting, and deserved a better game history as video games crashed on the marketplace. Screen/stage veterans Robert Preston and Dan O'Herlihy stood out in their pivotal roles.
One of my favorite Science Fiction films.
Thumbs up before I even hit play
I'm hoping Gary Whitta can get this done, the sizzle reel was awesome and hes such a fan of the original I know he will make a sequel that lives up to the original
As a little kid in the 80s, I had the exact same reaction to all those scary scenes, especially the beta transformation scene. Traumatizing stuff, but still one of my favorite movies. Great action, visuals, and the musical score is phenomenal. Very unrated movie!
My Science Project is one of my all time favorite 80's teen sci-fi's comdies!! Very underrated! With Dennis Hopper and Fisher Stevens!
When I first saw this movie, I preferred it to what is now A New Hope. No mumbojumbo, just simple fight the badguys plot, and I love the atmosphere of that trailer park... I mean... Just the kinda place I'd like to live.
I DO think, however, in view of the remastered Star Trek Originals, that 'they' should allow the vis f/X to be redone, just for the heck of it... Maybe even not bring them fully up to today's standards, just... Allow the team to fully realise what they wanted... And NOT in a Lucas revisionist way, either: as a companion - like some director's cuts are.
Terrific movie, and always thought Lance Guest should've been a WAY bigger star, but there you go. At least we all have it as it is, and it'll do nicely.
Magic,wonderful,movie 🎥💞💞💞
Man, how good would this look with today's effects?? Such a great movie.
this is a sentimental favorite of mine iused to work at a trailer park , the people who lived may not have that rifined but were genuin in the purest form ....real people
Brilliant movie! watched too many times to count! If they 'fixed' the CGI now, it would still stand up to many films today.
I loved this movie as a kid, i wanted to play video games to be recruited but it was Mags that made me rewatch it often
A lot of these 80s movies had me thinking what Coke these writers were snorting and/or smoking. But in all honesty they're still better than all these Netflix "original" shows coming out these days....long live the 80s.
The Last Starfighter is a great movie.
This golden PSP is king of all PSPs. Hail the Holy PSP. It works just like the ones we sent to earth. - Oh, wait that was something else.
Oooohhh I LOVED this movie !!
Damn I really like this channel.. more than the great content and polished production it’s the timing of release.. just revisited this along with Neverending Story and the Dark Crystal.. go childhood nostalgia
You may think you want a remake/reboot. Then when we do get one it just lets us down. Then we bitch and complain about why did they ruin it?!? Or why this or that. Many times it's just better to let it be.
One of the movies of my childhood.. A bit cheesy, but made very well. Dan O'Herlihy and Robert Preston shined in their roles as usual, Lance Guest was just perfect and Catharine Stewart was hot & sexy, on top of delivering an adorable performance. Effects are really nice and the fact they aged a bit makes them special - if nothing else, I like that they are not a modern-era (un-)real-life CGI fuck-fest kind of a thing.
Just like Wargames and Starman, it's a movie that helped define the 80's.
Thumbs up
10 pages into my own Last Starfighter script and I finally get a chance to watch this video! Dangit!!
I remember seeing this movie in the theatre at release when I was a kid and loved it.
VERY underrated! I have a personal copy in my collection! And, I’m sorry, LOVE me the soundtrack!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
I remember being in computer class lusting over the Cray X-MP they used as it was in all the computer mags, must be christmas because I got my present :) One of those movies that should never be remade. My Science Project is another great movie, man do I want a GOAT.
I saw this in the theater when i was kid and own it on DVD. I love it!!
I love iguanas, so a few months after I saw this, I named my new 1985 Civic "Grig".
Victory or Death!!!!
Loved this movie. Saw it with my cousin and brother in Huntington Beach.
When Target closed in Canada, this was an excellent clearance find on Blu Ray. Hadnt seen it probably since the theatre
I grew up watching and loving still love this movie
I always loved this movie, but found it weighted with a new "importance" when it was shown in an adventure literature class.
It was so much fun. I'll have to watch it again. Thanks for your review.
This is still a great movie, a little dated on the effects though. But I still watch it when it's on.
Grew up watching this on TBS a lot, the clone was very funny to me as a kid
Loved it when it came out and I still love it.
Growing up in the trailer park this movie was huge for me.
Weren't you making a preview for a reboot of this film's trailer a few years ago?
Loved the computer effects. Primitive by today's standards but we were more forgiving back then.
I'm afraid that there will not be a sequel to this film..Bob Preston,Dan O'Herlihy and Meg Wylie..who played"Center","Grigg" and "Granny"are long gone.
I loved this movie as a kid, I would watch this all the time and wanted to fly a gunstar. Was anyone else looking for the arcade game as a kid??
1:33 how old are you trying to make me feel? lol
...."Long, long ago and a decade far far away."
I remember this Tape jamming and breaking my vcr.
I have a copy of "Armada" and I thought..."Wait a minute...This sounds like "The Last Starfighter"......this better be an homage, and not a rip-off...."
Say what you will about this movie, as an videogame arcade addict kid this was a dream come true.
A great score would like to get hold of the remastered disk but it’s hard to get of and cost a fortune
Basically my fantasy any time I touch an arcade cabinet. 🤓
Yep just can't help but think about this movie for a split second 😂
Saw this first in Betamax format rental, loved it until now and included in my hd digital library
Centari!!
I always got the extra terrestrial in this movie mixed up with Louis Gossett Junior in enemy mine.
When I was young, both make up effects looked pretty similar to me.
Me too!