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* This Creator/JohnCarpenter's first feature length film is mostly a slow parody of ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' and other "philosophical" SF films. It ends with the main characters failing to convince an artificially intelligent bomb to not explode. Only two characters survive the blast. One is taken by a group of asteroids out of nowhere. The other? ''He surfboards down a planet's atmosphere on a piece of wreckage.''
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* This Creator/JohnCarpenter's first feature length film is mostly a slow parody of ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' and other "philosophical" SF films. It ends with the main characters failing to convince an artificially intelligent bomb to not explode. Only two characters survive the blast. One is taken by a group of asteroids out of nowhere. The other? ''He surfboards down a planet's atmosphere on a piece of wreckage.''''
* Pinback gets a minor one towards the end of the film. Boiler nearly shoots him as they wrestle over the gun, Boiler wanting to shoot the bolts locking Bomb # 20 in place, and Pinback trying to let Doolittle talk the bomb down. After the close call, Pinback tells Boiler her could have killed him, and gives him a good solid punch in the face.
* Pinback gets a minor one towards the end of the film. Boiler nearly shoots him as they wrestle over the gun, Boiler wanting to shoot the bolts locking Bomb # 20 in place, and Pinback trying to let Doolittle talk the bomb down. After the close call, Pinback tells Boiler her could have killed him, and gives him a good solid punch in the face.
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* This Creator/JohnCarpenter's first feature length film is mostly a slow parody of ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' and other "philosophical" SF films. It ends with the main characters failing to convince an artificially intelligent bomb to not explode. Only two characters survive the blast. One is taken by a group of asteroids out of nowhere. The other? ''He surfboards down a planet's atmosphere on a piece of wreckage.''
* In a meta sense, the scene where an alien tries to push an astronaut down a shaft? That scene inspired the screenwriter, Dan O'Bannon, to write the script for what would eventually become ''Film/{{Alien}}''. That's right, this film '''inspired one of the biggest sci-fi blockbusters of all time'''.
* In a meta sense, the scene where an alien tries to push an astronaut down a shaft? That scene inspired the screenwriter, Dan O'Bannon, to write the script for what would eventually become ''Film/{{Alien}}''. That's right, this film '''inspired one of the biggest sci-fi blockbusters of all time'''.
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* This Creator/JohnCarpenter's first feature length film is mostly a slow parody of ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' and other "philosophical" SF films. It ends with the main characters failing to convince an artificially intelligent bomb to not explode. Only two characters survive the blast. One is taken by a group of asteroids out of nowhere. The other? ''He surfboards down a planet's atmosphere on a piece of wreckage.''
* In a meta sense, the scene where an alien tries to push an astronaut down a shaft? That scene inspired the screenwriter, Dan O'Bannon, to write the script for what would eventually become ''Film/{{Alien}}''. That's right, this film '''inspired one of the biggest sci-fi blockbusters of all time'''.''
* In a meta sense, the scene where an alien tries to push an astronaut down a shaft? That scene inspired the screenwriter, Dan O'Bannon, to write the script for what would eventually become ''Film/{{Alien}}''. That's right, this film '''inspired one of the biggest sci-fi blockbusters of all time'''.
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* In a meta sense, the scene where an alien tries to push an astronaut down a shaft? That scene inspired the screenwriter, Dan O'Bannon,to write the script for what would eventually become ''Film/{{Alien}}''. That's right, this film '''inspired one of the biggest sci-fi blockbusters of all time'''.
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* In a meta sense, the scene where an alien tries to push an astronaut down a shaft? That scene inspired the screenwriter, Dan O'Bannon,to O'Bannon, to write the script for what would eventually become ''Film/{{Alien}}''. That's right, this film '''inspired one of the biggest sci-fi blockbusters of all time'''.
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* In a meta sense, the scene where an alien tries to push an astronaut down a shaft? That scene inspired the screenwriter, Dan O'Bannon,to write the script for what would eventually become ''Film/Alien''. That's right, this film '''inspired one of the biggest sci-fi blockbusters of all time'''.
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* In a meta sense, the scene where an alien tries to push an astronaut down a shaft? That scene inspired the screenwriter, Dan O'Bannon,to write the script for what would eventually become ''Film/Alien''.''Film/{{Alien}}''. That's right, this film '''inspired one of the biggest sci-fi blockbusters of all time'''.
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* This Creator/JohnCarpenter's first feature length film is mostly a slow parody of ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' and other "philosophical" SF films. It ends with the main characters failing to convince an artificially intelligent bomb to not explode. Only two characters survive the blast, one blast. One is taken by a group of asteroids out of nowhere and '''the other nowhere. The other? ''He surfboards down a planet's atmosphere on a piece of wreckage.'''''
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* This Creator/JohnCarpenter's first feature length film is mostly a slow parody of ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' and other "philosophical" SF films. It ends with the main characters failing to convince an artificially intelligent bomb to not explode. Only two characters survive the blast, one is taken by a group of asteroids out of nowhere and '''the other surfboards down a planet's atmosphere on a piece of wreckage.'''
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* This Creator/JohnCarpenter's first feature length film is mostly a slow parody of ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' and other "philosophical" SF films. It ends with the main characters failing to convince an artificially intelligent bomb to not explode. Only two characters survive the blast, one is taken by a group of asteroids out of nowhere and '''the other surfboards down a planet's atmosphere on a piece of wreckage.''''''
* In a meta sense, the scene where an alien tries to push an astronaut down a shaft? That scene inspired the screenwriter, Dan O'Bannon,to write the script for what would eventually become ''Film/Alien''. That's right, this film '''inspired one of the biggest sci-fi blockbusters of all time'''.
* In a meta sense, the scene where an alien tries to push an astronaut down a shaft? That scene inspired the screenwriter, Dan O'Bannon,to write the script for what would eventually become ''Film/Alien''. That's right, this film '''inspired one of the biggest sci-fi blockbusters of all time'''.
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* This Creator/JohnCarpenter's first feature length film is mostly a slow parody of ''TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' and other "philosophical" SF films. It ends with the main characters failing to convince an artificially intelligent bomb to not explode. Only two characters survive the blast, one is taken by a group of asteroids out of nowhere and '''the other surfboards down a planet's atmosphere on a piece of wreckage.'''
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* This Creator/JohnCarpenter's first feature length film is mostly a slow parody of ''TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' and other "philosophical" SF films. It ends with the main characters failing to convince an artificially intelligent bomb to not explode. Only two characters survive the blast, one is taken by mysterious aliens a group of asteroids out of nowhere and '''the other surfboards down a planet's atmosphere on a piece of wreckage.'''
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* This JohnCarpenter's Creator/JohnCarpenter's first feature length film is mostly a slow parody of ''TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' and other "philosophical" SF films. It ends with the main characters failing to convince an artificially intelligent bomb to not explode. Only two characters survive the blast, one is taken by mysterious aliens out of nowhere and '''the other surfboards down a planet's atmosphere on a piece of wreckage.'''
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* This JohnCarpenter's first feature length film is mostly a slow parody of ''[=~2001: A Space Odyssey~=]'' ''TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' and other "philosophical" SF films. It ends with the main characters failing to convince an artificially intelligent bomb to not explode. Only two characters survive the blast, one is taken by mysterious aliens out of nowhere and '''the other surfboards down a planet's atmosphere on a piece of wreckage.'''
