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Bert Ira Gordon is an American film director probably best known for making a number of B-movies that showed up on Mystery Science Theater 3000.

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Films by Bert I. Gordon include:

• The Amazing Colossal Man and War of the Colossal Beast
• Attack Of The Puppet People
• Beginning of the End
• Earth vs. The Spider
• The Food of the Gods
• King Dinosaur
• The Magic Sword
• Tormented
• Village of the Giants

Gordon's films provide examples of:

• Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever
• B-Movie
• Nuclear Nasty
• Significant Monogram: His initials spell out B.I.G, appropiate for someone who specializes in giant monster movies.
• Special Effects Failure

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Michel Gondry

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