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Sorry about the delay. I'm not even going to go into it. Star Trek: First Contact from 1996, the best of the bunch, or so we have been told.
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This week on Please Don't Send Me into Outer Space, we take our first step into the real mainstream by watching Star Trek: Generations from 1994!
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This week, Aaron hijacked a submarine so that we could build a utopian society with the sole purpose of worshiping Toho films! Or we watched Latitude Zero from 1969, I forget. In this under sea adventure, 2 scientists and a nerd get rescued (kidnapped?) and taken to a magical land under the sea, where everyone gets along and there are no animal-human hybrids at all! Nope, those are only outside of the secret bubble, crafted by the skilled hands of the evil Dr. Malic (Cesar Romero). Will our heroes ever return home? Do they even want to? What's with all the trampolines? These questions and more are not answered on this new episode!
This week, we drove to the local Best Buy and got the latest Super Computer just so we could watch a copy of Electric Dreams from 1984! Miles (Moles) is simple man not ready for the high tech world of the 80s, but when he finally decides to get with the times and purchase a home computing system, his chances of survival drop significantly! Luckily, his new upstairs neighbor just might be able to save his sanity, if he can just STOP LYING ALL THE TIME. THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT MILES. Also, there's a crazy sentient PC.
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This week, we were randomly assigned a movie all about the perils of drug trials, Mr SuperInvisible from 1970! In this hidden masterpiece, Dean Jones stalks the lady of his dreams after a potion gives him the courage to stop talking only to his dog, by turning him invisible! But serious, this is a Saturday afternoon kids classic full of animal reaction shots, sad trumpets, and plenty of NUDE MEN. NUDE NUDE NUDE.
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This week on Please Don't Send Me into Outer Space, we move to Switzerland after our father's ship us off to a boarding school and almost get murdered watching Phenomena from 1985! Did you know that Jennifer Connely could talk to bugs? In this documentary we see hows she used her super secret powers to help solve a murder mystery! Also, there's a chimp!
This week, we stay in book land and this time travel directly into our future with Dune from 1984! This movie is a MESS but Lord helps us we love it anyway. David Lynch got his influence all over this already super complicated story and made a movie more art than narrative. There's a reason people hate this movie, but that doesn't stop us!
This week, we read the little-known sequel to Mary Shelley's classic book, Frankenstein! That's right, we are switching to books, starting with this one called I, Frankenstein from 2014! The book is oddly not really about the monster, but rather about an eternal war between demons and gargoyles. And there's a lot of explosions and clubbing and the other kind of clubbing. Oh, and Frankenstein's Monster is just called Adam, or Frankenstein, so let's nip that little detail in the bud right away. Also, this book stars Aaron Eckhart. Do books normal star well-known actors?
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This week, we journey half way across the globe to discover the secret of eternal life, and also to watch a movie in French. You can only watch Foreign language movies in the country of origin, right? We watched The Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec (Les Aventures extraordinaires d'Adèle Blanc-Sec), a wonderful adventure movie directed by one of our favorite Auteurs, Luc Besson. In this movie, Adele Blanc-Sec is a report in search of the secret of life, which takes her to Egypt to go a tomb raidin'. Meanwhile, a pterodactyl gets loose in Paris. And then a man is wrongly accused of a crime and must be prison-breaked. And a whole bunch of things happen. It was pretty great.
SPOILER SECTION: 50:08 - 54:48
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