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I saw the english version Voyage to the End of the Universe many many years ago, and I've always thought it was one of the better scifi films out there but the ending always bugged me. They left earth, traveled across the universe and discovered ... earth?
Too bad it wasn't shot in color. It could have given Forbidden Planet (THE greatest sci-fi film of the time) a run for its money.
how incredible would it be if it turned out Ellen Page was still contractually obligated to make "Ghost Cat II"? in fact, Animal Planet's lawyers should start looking into that...
Cute as it is, I can't quite get past the ghost thing. On the other hand, I have been known to talk to the urns on the mantle containing Overclock cats of times past. Cats are of course de rigeur for megalomaniacal supervillains.
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Too bad it wasn't shot in color. It could have given Forbidden Planet (THE greatest sci-fi film of the time) a run for its money.
09/09/09
I thought it was bunnies today
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Ghost Cat would NOT give a ghost crap about the other animals getting killed. Unless she was afraid that after they died, they'd harsh her afterlife.
I guess the ghost thing is a little dodgy too.
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It's actually a sequel to Ghost Dog: Way Of the Samurai.