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* IndyHatRoll: There's one sequence where Alex and Charlton Heston's Adam have to run through a corridor full of closing doors that close in sequence, as the trope dictates; however, they don't quite make it and the last door closes in front of them.
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* IndyHatRoll: There's one sequence where Alex and Charlton Heston's Adam have to run through a corridor full of closing doors that close in sequence, as the trope dictates; however, they don't quite make it and the last door closes in front of them.
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'''''Saturn 3'''''[[note]](i.e., [[UsefulNotes/TheMoonsOfSaturn the moon Tethys]])[[/note]] is a 1980 science-fiction film staring Creator/KirkDouglas, Creator/FarrahFawcett, and Creator/HarveyKeitel. It was conceived and partly directed by John Barry, a production designer for ''AClockworkOrange'' and ''Franchise/StarWars: Film/ANewHope''. This film takes cues from both. After some sort of dispute (accounts differ), Stanley Donen (of ''SinginInTheRain'' fame) ended up directing most of it.
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'''''Saturn 3'''''[[note]](i.e., 3'''''[[note]](in reality, [[UsefulNotes/TheMoonsOfSaturn the moon Tethys]])[[/note]] Tethys]], but in [[ArtisticLicenseAstronomy this film's case]] Titan)[[/note]] is a 1980 science-fiction film staring Creator/KirkDouglas, Creator/FarrahFawcett, and Creator/HarveyKeitel. It was conceived and partly directed by John Barry, a production designer for ''AClockworkOrange'' and ''Franchise/StarWars: Film/ANewHope''. This film takes cues from both. After some sort of dispute (accounts differ), Stanley Donen (of ''SinginInTheRain'' fame) ended up directing most of it.
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* BadassGrandpa: Kirk Douglas ''63'' when he filmed this movie.
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* BadassGrandpa: Kirk Douglas ''63'' was 63 when he filmed this movie.
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* BadassGrandpa: Charlton Heston was ''64'' when he filmed this movie.
* TheBait: Alex (Farah Fawcett) at one point stands in the middle of the lab, in front of a few floor panels of which the supportive grating had been removed. Hector just walks around them.
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* BadassGrandpa: Charlton Heston was ''64'' Kirk Douglas ''63'' when he filmed this movie.
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* TheBait: Alex(Farah (Farrah Fawcett) at one point stands in the middle of the lab, in front of a few floor panels of which the supportive grating had been removed. Hector just walks around them.
* TheBait: Alex
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* BadassGrandpa: Charlton Heston was ''64'' when he filmed this movie.
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* BloodlessCarnage: When Adam pushes Hector into the coolant pit whilst carrying the explosives, a massive blast with several parts of Hector is shown. But nothing belonging to Adam.
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* HeroicSacrifice: Adam sacrifices his own life for Alex', seeing as he was linked to the Robot and probably under its influence already.
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* [[LetThemDie Let Him Die]]: When a gigantic ceiling claw ('cause all laboratories have giant ceiling claws) pins Benson down, Adam considers just letting Hector have him as he's about to close the emergency door on him. He turns out to be a better man than Benson, and goes back to save him.
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* MinimalistCast: There are only five speaking actors onscreen. Six if you count the KillerRobot. Three of which carry 99% of the movie. One of whom dies as soon as the robot starts going mental.
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* AnArmAndALeg: When Hector goes fully haywire (Or, Hector goes fully haywire when) Harvey Keitel's character Benson is trying to forcefully abduct her and take her to Earth, Hector grabs him by the wrist and just crushes straight through it.
* TheBait: Alex (Farah Fawcett) at one point stands in the middle of the lab, in front of a few floor panels of which the supportive grating had been removed. Hector just walks around them.
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* DamselInDistress: Farrah Fawcett's character. Constantly harassed by Harvey Keitel's character, and later stalked by the Hector the Killer Robot, who possesses Harvey Keitel's character's memories and bits of his personality.
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* ColdOpen: Benson is shown killing a pilot in order to obtain the WetwareCPU. [[TheUnreveal Why he did this is never revealed within the context of the movie]].
* DamselInDistress: Farrah Fawcett'scharacter. character Alex. Constantly harassed by Harvey Keitel's character, and later stalked by the Hector the Killer Robot, who possesses Harvey Keitel's Benson's character's memories and bits of his personality.
* DeletedScene: A scene was filmed where Hector was using the lab equipment to "dismantle" Benson. It was sufficiently gory enough that the director decided to leave it out of the final cut.
* DevelopmentHell: The movie changed hands and writers several times. The end result is a film that doesn't ''quite'' know what it wants to be.
* IndyHatRoll: There's one sequence wherethey Alex and Charlton Heston's Adam have to run through a corridor full of closing doors that close in sequence, as the trope dictates; however, they don't quite make it and the last door closes in front of them.
* DamselInDistress: Farrah Fawcett's
* DeletedScene: A scene was filmed where Hector was using the lab equipment to "dismantle" Benson. It was sufficiently gory enough that the director decided to leave it out of the final cut.
* DevelopmentHell: The movie changed hands and writers several times. The end result is a film that doesn't ''quite'' know what it wants to be.
* IndyHatRoll: There's one sequence where
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* MsFanService: Farrah Fawcett's character. So much that all the other characters (even the robot) are fighting over her.
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* MsFanService: Farrah Fawcett's character.Alex. So much that all the other characters (even the robot) are fighting over her.
* NotQuiteDead: Hector gets dismantled at one point, but manages to reactivate himself later on, and use the lab equipment to put himself back together.
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* SameLanguageDub: Harvey Keitel's character is dubbed by RoyDotrice.
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* SameLanguageDub: Harvey Keitel's character Benson is dubbed by RoyDotrice.RoyDotrice.
* TearOffYourFace: Once Hector has appropriated Benson's voice there is a WhamShot of him standing in a corridor wearing his head.
* TheVoiceless: Hector, at first. He later obtains Benson's voice, Adam's and uses Alex' to send away TheCavalry.
* TearOffYourFace: Once Hector has appropriated Benson's voice there is a WhamShot of him standing in a corridor wearing his head.
* TheVoiceless: Hector, at first. He later obtains Benson's voice, Adam's and uses Alex' to send away TheCavalry.
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* CutAndPasteEnvironments: The sets look as if they have four sets, the lab, the entrance, the bedroom and all of the tunnels (albeit with different wires strung up).
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* BrainUploading: Hector learns, slowly, but learns quicker when connected to a human brain.
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'''''Saturn 3'''''[[note]](i.e., [[UsefulNotes/TheMoonsOfSaturn the moon Tethys)[[/note]] Tethys]])[[/note]] is a 1980 science-fiction film staring Creator/KirkDouglas, Creator/FarrahFawcett, and Creator/HarveyKeitel. It was conceived and partly directed by John Barry, a production designer for ''AClockworkOrange'' and ''Franchise/StarWars: Film/ANewHope''. This film takes cues from both. After some sort of dispute (accounts differ), Stanley Donen (of ''SinginInTheRain'' fame) ended up directing most of it.
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'''''Saturn 3'''''[[note]](i.e., [[TheMoonsOfSaturn [[UsefulNotes/TheMoonsOfSaturn the moon Tethys)[[/note]] is a 1980 science-fiction film staring Creator/KirkDouglas, Creator/FarrahFawcett, and Creator/HarveyKeitel. It was conceived and partly directed by John Barry, a production designer for ''AClockworkOrange'' and ''Franchise/StarWars: Film/ANewHope''. This film takes cues from both. After some sort of dispute (accounts differ), Stanley Donen (of ''SinginInTheRain'' fame) ended up directing most of it.
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'''''Saturn 3'''''[[note]](i.e., [[TheMoonsOfSaturn the moon Tethys)[[/note]] is a 1980 science-fiction film staring KirkDouglas, FarrahFawcett, Creator/KirkDouglas, Creator/FarrahFawcett, and HarveyKeitel.Creator/HarveyKeitel. It was conceived and partly directed by John Barry, a production designer for ''AClockworkOrange'' and ''Franchise/StarWars: Film/ANewHope''. This film takes cues from both. After some sort of dispute (accounts differ), Stanley Donen (of ''SinginInTheRain'' fame) ended up directing most of it.
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'''''Saturn 3'''''[[hottip:*:(i.e., [[TheMoonsOfSaturn the moon Tethys)]] is a 1980 science-fiction film staring KirkDouglas, FarrahFawcett, and HarveyKeitel. It was conceived and partly directed by John Barry, a production designer for ''AClockworkOrange'' and ''StarWarsANewHope''. This film takes cues from both. After some sort of dispute (accounts differ), Stanley Donen (of ''SinginInTheRain'' fame) ended up directing most of it.
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'''''Saturn 3'''''[[hottip:*:(i.3'''''[[note]](i.e., [[TheMoonsOfSaturn the moon Tethys)]] Tethys)[[/note]] is a 1980 science-fiction film staring KirkDouglas, FarrahFawcett, and HarveyKeitel. It was conceived and partly directed by John Barry, a production designer for ''AClockworkOrange'' and ''StarWarsANewHope''.''Franchise/StarWars: Film/ANewHope''. This film takes cues from both. After some sort of dispute (accounts differ), Stanley Donen (of ''SinginInTheRain'' fame) ended up directing most of it.
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* MsFanService: Farrah Fawcett's character. So much that all the other characters (even the robot) are fighting over her.
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* DamselInDistress: Farrah Fawcett's character. Constantly harassed by Harvey Keitel's character, and later stalked by the Hector the Killer Robot, who possesses Harvey Keitel's character's memories and bits of his personality.
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* RecycledSet: During the cat and mouse game with Hector and the heroes, they repeatedly run through the same corridor with the same lighting shot from the same angle.
* SameLanguageDub: Harvey Keitel's character is dubbed by RoyDotrice.
* SameLanguageDub: Harvey Keitel's character is dubbed by RoyDotrice.
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'''''Saturn 3'''''[[hottip:*:(i.e., [[TheMoonsOfSaturn the moon Tethys)]] is a 1980 science-fiction film staring KirkDouglas, FarrahFawcett, and HarveyKeitel HarveyKeitel. It was conceived and partly directed by Stanley Donen. The same John Barry, a production designer for ''AClockworkOrange'' and ''StarWarsANewHope''. This film takes cues from both. After some sort of dispute (accounts differ), Stanley Donen who directed ''SinginInTheRain''.
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* ArtisticLicenseAstronomy: Based on the way Saturn moves through the moon's sky, it would have to be orbiting perpendicular to the rings. For some reason it's necessary to pilot a craft straight through the rings in order to get to the moon. The station is out of communication with Earth for 22 days because Saturn is blocking it, which is impossible (no satellite could orbit that slowly).
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'''''Saturn 3''''' 3'''''[[hottip:*:(i.e., [[TheMoonsOfSaturn the moon Tethys)]] is a 1980 science-fiction film staring KirkDouglas, FarrahFawcett, and HarveyKeitel and directed by Stanley Donen. The same Stanley Donen who directed ''SinginInTheRain''.
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!!''Saturn 3'' provides examples of:
* IndyHatRoll: There's one sequence where they have to run through a corridor full of closing doors that close in sequence, as the trope dictates; however, they don't quite make it and the last door closes in front of them.
* KillerRobot
* WetwareCPU: Hector's three brains, which are stacked in a tube full of bubbling water.
* UnnecessarilyCreepyRobot: Hector looks for all the world like a skinned, metallic corpse with tubes for veins and metal plates where its muscles would be. Slowly, more of it is revealed, until we come to its head... or lack of one. All it has on top are two insectile, twitching, glowing eyes on an arm. It doesn't talk -- it merely flicks its eyes around to stare at you. When you combine those attributes with its measured tread, its deliberately inhuman movements and the fact that it's learning directly from [[spoiler:the thoughts of the murderous, psychotic handler who has a stalkercrush on Farrah Fawcett]], it invokes the eeriest elements of the UncannyValley, essentially recreating FrankensteinsMonster [[RecycledInSPACE in space]]. But scarier. What happens near the end of the film isn't pretty either: [[spoiler:the handler places ''his own brain'' inside the robot, which wears the front of his face like a mask]].
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!!''Saturn 3'' provides examples of:
* IndyHatRoll: There's one sequence where they have to run through a corridor full of closing doors that close in sequence, as the trope dictates; however, they don't quite make it and the last door closes in front of them.
* KillerRobot
* WetwareCPU: Hector's three brains, which are stacked in a tube full of bubbling water.
* UnnecessarilyCreepyRobot: Hector looks for all the world like a skinned, metallic corpse with tubes for veins and metal plates where its muscles would be. Slowly, more of it is revealed, until we come to its head... or lack of one. All it has on top are two insectile, twitching, glowing eyes on an arm. It doesn't talk -- it merely flicks its eyes around to stare at you. When you combine those attributes with its measured tread, its deliberately inhuman movements and the fact that it's learning directly from [[spoiler:the thoughts of the murderous, psychotic handler who has a stalkercrush on Farrah Fawcett]], it invokes the eeriest elements of the UncannyValley, essentially recreating FrankensteinsMonster [[RecycledInSPACE in space]]. But scarier. What happens near the end of the film isn't pretty either: [[spoiler:the handler places ''his own brain'' inside the robot, which wears the front of his face like a mask]].
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