Med tanke på den information som kom ut förra året och nu i somras/höstas, där bland annat Edgar Mitchell och flera av Pentagons militära chefer uttalade sig öppet om Ufo/Aliens och dess äkthet..

http://www.svd.se/kulturnoje/nyheter/artikel_2085367.svd

"Bara dagar innan filmen X Files: I want to believe hade premiär i somras berättade Edgar Mitchell, astronaut på Apollo 14, för amerikanska medier att anonyma källor på Pentagon för honom bekräftat att utomjordingar hade besökt jorden och att ett ufo verkligen kraschat i New Mexico 1947 i vad som blivit känt över världen som Roswell-incidenten."

CNN Larry King Live: UFOs Are They Out There?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBVoIT3KRYI

http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0807/18/lkl.01.html

"CNN LARRY KING LIVE

Debate Over Existence of UFOs

Aired July 18, 2008 - 21:00 ET"

"LARRY KING, HOST: Tonight, have UFOs shut down our government's defense systems?
There is evidence that something caused missiles to malfunction during test launches. Former Air Force officers tell their incredible story about the film that was confiscated by the CIA and what was on it and why don't officials want us to see it."

Sen har vi ju fotografierna från Mars som visade nånting som såg ut som en levande varelse..

Och sen alla filmer/serier som handlar om robotar/aliens/ufos, det började med den nya tappningen av Transformers och har fortsatt med diverse filmer/serier såsom Torchwood, X-files "I Want to..", Heroes, Stargate Atlantis, The Happening, Cloverfield osv...

Och nu har vi The Day The Earth Stood Still med bland annat Keanu Reeves, personligen tycker jag att det börjar likna propaganda i massmedia, nån vill få oss att tro på detta eller så vill dom visa att det faktiskt finns och detta kan komma att användas i en false-flag?

"In the original movie, a flying saucer orbits Earth, and lands in Washington, DC, on the Mall. Klaatu (Michael Rennie) steps out and is shot by a jumpy soldier. Gort (Lock Martin), an indestructible robot, steps out of the spacecraft and proceeds to melt all the weapons, including tanks.

....Gort is a member of a race of super-robot enforcers invented to keep the peace of the galaxy and will destroy the Earth if provoked."

http://thedaytheearthstoodstillmovie.com/us/

The Day The Earth Stood Still - OFFICIAL TRAILER
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_bNDv0-ZrU

Hej.

Visst har sett denna och detta väkte samma ideer i mig med.

Glöm inte Independance Day! ; )

En konstant conditioning, att NÅGOT kommer att hända, förrutom detta teman har vi:

The Police (govt, authorities) are ALWAYS GOOD!

Vissa är korrupta, fast de är ett fåtal, systemet BEHÖVS och måste förbättras.

Trust authority, the Aliens are coming to fuck you up and HUMANS are the Scum of the Earth.

Fast de skiller inte mellan eliten och ensamstående mammor i afrika direkt.... nej...

Project BlueRay here we come?

Originallet kom ut 1951, det vet du eller hur? ; )

Glöm inte detta (Info samling)

http://www.earthvitallist.com/site.ht ... =en&country=usa®ion=na

Nu är vi på 50 talets igen, med skrämmande sci-fi.... Hotet DÄRUTE...

50 talets blev väl vad? Kommunismen, hotet, behovet för militär och IT...

2000 talet.. HOTET.. Terrorismen / Miljön.... behovet för mer åtgärder....

den slutar med att personen kommer dö för världens överlevnád och gud kommer visa sig för denne.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_bNDv0-ZrU

As Fox had a mandate to become a carbon neutral company by 2011, The Day the Earth Stood Still's production had an environmentally friendly regimen.

"Whether it was because of this movie thematically or it was an accident of time, there were certain things production-wise we've been doing and been asked to do and so on," said Erwin Stoff.


[9] To prevent the wasting of paper, concept art, location stills and costume tests were posted on a website created by the production for crew members to look up.


Costumes were kept for future Fox productions or given to homeless shelters, rather than thrown away. Hybrid vehicles were used and crew members had to turn off their car engines if they sat in their vehicles for more than three minutes.[4]



Premise

A representative of an alien race that went through drastic evolution to survive its own climate change, Klaatu (Keanu Reeves) comes to Earth to assess whether humanity can prevent the environmental damage they have inflicted on their own planet.


Klaatu himself already has a negative opinion of humans, and when barred from speaking to the United Nations, he decides they shall be exterminated so the planet – with its rare ability to sustain complex life – can survive.

It is up to Dr. Helen Benson (Jennifer Connelly) and her stepson Jacob (Jaden Smith) to convince Klaatu humans are worth saving: but it may already be too late.[4]

Cast

* Keanu Reeves as Klaatu, an alien messenger in human form. Reeves dislikes remakes, but was impressed by the script, which he deemed a reimagining.

He enjoyed the original film as a child and became fonder of it as an adult when he understood how relevant it was, but liked this interpretation because it lacked the contradictory message of Klaatu "laying down the law [...] almost as though the alien had the bigger stick".[5]

Reeves acknowledged his Klaatu is "inverted" from the original, starting "sinister and tough" but becomes "more human", whereas the original was "more human than human" before revealing his "big stick" in his ending speech.

[6] At Reeves' insistence, the classic line "Klaatu barada nikto" was kept from the original.

[7] He spent many weeks advising the script, trying to make Klaatu's transistion from alien in human form to one who appreciates their emotions and beliefs subtle and nuanced.

[4] Derrickson said although Reeves would not use actions "that are highly unusual or highly quirky", he nevertheless "keeps you aware of the fact that this being you're walking through this movie with is not a human being".[8]

* Jennifer Connelly as Helen Benson, a famed astrobiologist at Princeton University who is recruited by the government to study Klaatu.

Connelly was Derrickson's first choice for the part.[8] She is a fan of the original film and felt Patricia Neal's original portrayal of Helen was "fabulous", but trusted the filmmakers with their reinterpretation of the story and Helen, who was a secretary in the original.[7] Connelly emphasized Helen is amazed when she meets Klaatu, as she never believed she would encounter a sentient alien like him after speculating on extraterrestrial life for so long.[4]

* Jaden Smith as Jacob, Helen's rebellious eight-year old stepson. His conflict with his stepmother was worsened by the death of his father, and initially dislikes Klaatu, believing he is a potential stepfather.

Jacob replaces the character of Bobby (Billy Gray) from the original, and his relationship with Helen was written as a microcosm of how Klaatu comes to see humanity – the aliens sees their cold and distant relationship as proof positive of normal human behavior, and their reconciliation forces him to change his mind.

Smith said he found Jacob difficult to play because he felt the character an "opposite" of his personality. Smith had met Reeves before on the set of The Matrix sequels with his mother Jada Pinkett-Smith.[4]

* John Cleese cameos as Professor Barnhardt, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist who specializes in the evolutionary basis of altruism.

Helen takes Klaatu to him to further change his mind. The role was the most difficult to cast, and eventually the filmmakers decided to approach Cleese, noting "Who would you rather make the argument [to Klaatu] for mankind than John Cleese?"[9] Stoff had met Cleese a few times beforehand and had noted his intellect.[4]

The actor was surprised the filmmakers were interested in him, and decided playing a dramatic role would be easier than to play a manic, comedic one at his age. He was often reminded to speed up his dialogue so Reeves would not appear in sync with normal human speech patterns.

[5] Cleese said he is not interested in extraterrestrial life because he often philosophizes about the purpose of life and why humans are distracted by trivial matters.[4] Cleese had experience writing equations he did not understand, as he had spoken Russian in A Fish Called Wanda without knowing its meaning.[4] The crew enjoyed working with Cleese and were sad when he finished his part.[9]

* Jon Hamm as Dr. Michael Granier, a NASA official who recruits Helen into his scientific team investigating Klaatu. Granier is fascinated by Klaatu, but is torn between his official obligation to detain the alien and protect his country.

[4] Hamm acknowledged science fiction was a niche genre when the original film was made, and that it used science fiction to make topical issues more approachable.

Hamm had the same feelings for this remake.[9] Originally, Hamm's character was French and named Michel.[10] Although he is interested in math and science, Hamm found his technical dialogue difficult and had to film his lines repeatedly.[4]

* Kathy Bates as Regina Jackson, the United States Secretary of Defense. Bates had only two weeks to film her scenes, so she often requested Derrickson act out her lines so she would directly understand his aims for her dialogue, rather than interpret vague directions.[4]

Jag har inte sett denna ännu men angående Arkiv X - I want to believe så innehöll den inget intressant alls. Inga Aliens, inget övernaturligt, ingen konspiration. Bara gubben med sina syner.

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Quote:OT: Jag tror att allt fler människor i dagens samhälle får syner...



Back on track: Har inte hollywood alltid fått gratisreklam för sina filmer med rapporter från NASA osv?
Ta bara exemplet med Armageddon, när en komet hotade att krascha med jorden på riktigt... Ni måste inse att filmindustrin är en stor exportkälla för USA och att de gör sitt bästa för att promota denna industri.

Denna filmen handlar mer om nanotekniken och människans,
idioti att skapa nanorobotar som kopierar sig själva.

Kan säga att just den saken är jag väldigt rädd för, just
nanorobotar som spårar ur och börjar agera själva.



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