Invaders from Mars
Mike Sims
Mike Sims
peltast@mstdn.ca

Bus driver is super-lackadaisacal, screeches to a halt almost running over the kid, doesn't put out the stop sign or the lights, zooms off.... okay, it's authentic to the 1980s.

#Monsterdon

jonny (nonvenomous)
jonny (nonvenomous)
jonny@neuromatch.social

zizek voice: ze libidinous excess of ze sand pit ees, i sink, ze realization of childhood gaze at ze parents, who seem to have supernatural power, use a credit card, leave ze house freely, and so on. what ees it that mommies and daddies do when they have closed the bedroom door at night? it ees precisely ze unknowable jouissance of ze sand pit, urging us not to consume, but be consumed by it. #monsterdon

Srol
Srol
srol@mellified.men

I didn't realize this film was a remake of the one we watched a few months back. This will be really interesting seeing how the older film was so flush with the tropes of 1950s American scifi. #monsterdon

Bluedepth
Bluedepth
Bluedepth@mastodon.social

#monsterdon Funny that we have a Tobe Hooper film with a kid being on-edge with a Thunderstorm and running to his parents room. Next up, thing-in-closet-with-tentacles. :)

Mike Sims
Mike Sims
peltast@mstdn.ca

I searched "invaders from mars 1986" and clicked on a link and started watching and was having this crazy sense of deja vu because the link I clicked was the original.

Fixed now, all is right with the world.

#Monsterdon

wohali
wohali
wohali@octodon.social

OH yeah, I'm sure Dad is totally normal and not an invader at ALL.

But the kid is too busy enjoying Dr. PEPPER in case you hadn't noticed.

#monsterdon

jonny (nonvenomous)
jonny (nonvenomous)
jonny@neuromatch.social

oh man i hope they stay faithful to all the wonderful moments we had with the 60's sand pit, both through the telescope and spelunking through it. truly the main character of the movie #monsterdon