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The Brain From Planet Arous
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In Theaters : 01 October, 1957
DVD Release : 27 February, 2001
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The Brain From Planet Arous Customer Reviews
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♥♥♥♥ The Decade of Schlock
There's something about schlocky 50s movies that sets them apart from the
rest. Let's face it, ever since man captured images on film, we viewers
have been subjected to low budget gems, which are quickly forgotten and
rightly so. With the introduction of the atomic age, the space age plus
the troubling social phenomenon, juvenile delinquency, the bargain basement films produced in the decade of the 50s, takes a sharp turn from
the conventional formula of earlier efforts, produced on shoe-string bud-
gets and targeted for similar audiences.

What emerges from these social and technological developments, is a genre
here-to-fore unknown. What's astonishing about these movies, is that what
would normally be panned, is now praised but not for the intended reasons.
The Brain From Planet Arous is a prime example of a picture never intended
to generate laughs, yet audiences for the past fifty years have done lit-
tle else. Think of it. Has anyone ever turned away in horror from a hid-
eously distorted face seen through a water cooler? Or how about any claims of a conscious contact with a higher power when John Agar offers
Barstow or Victorville to Joyce Meadows, in the "Temptation of Christ"
scene? As for Steve March's randiness, if you're not transfixed on the
suspension wires, notice the deficiencies of Gor's (the villain brain) an-
atomy. It becomes clear why he's so content in the human form. As for
Val (the hero brain), well that's another story, you know how rude dogs
can be.

This movie is a pleasure to watch, every time I see it. I recommend it,
and hope you enjoy it half as much as I do. Have fun!
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