Top 5 Reasons 'The Thing' Is The GREATEST of All Time

[@MrRezRising]

Ok ok, you got me. You love Twilight Zone and The Thing. Plus, you sound like you're from nyc, my home base. Subbed. You know last Sat was the 40th anniversary, right? 🙂 I watched it twice. Never gets old and with interpolation turned on, it gets weirder...

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Hey Rez, that is awesome to hear, much thanks for the support. Always cool to meet a fellow TZ fan. I saw it was the anniversary...wow 40 years, yet it still holds up better than some movies that are even more recent. Be well Rez!

[@CurlyGirlAtTheMovies]

I so agree with The Thing being way ahead of it’s time at the time of it’s release. I remember the 1st time I’ve seen it, I didn’t like it at all, but I just didn’t realize how cool it was back then. Those practical effects are truly something else. Great video!

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Hey Curly Girl! Yeah that happens with movies sometimes for me. Especially with newer movies that are overhyped. But glad you ultimately enjoyed this one. Thanks for the watch & comment! : ) Be well!

[@wtgardner6914]

My father watched the original The Thing in a theater and spent his return home money on sweets. He had to walk home on railroad tracks in the dark for over an hour. When I and my brothers were old enough, we would watch it with him and enjoy how scary it seemed. When JC's The Thing came out, I had heard that it was a shape shifting monster and that turned me off. I did not go see it. When it came to home video, we rented it. We all sat there and watched it, and I have to say that as a teen; it blew me away! I have loved this movie ever since and not a year goes by that I don't watch it. It is not only the best Monster/Sci-Fi movie ever made, but it is also one of the best psychological movies ever made. Never knowing who is real and who is The Thing...Carpenter at his best. Loved your take on it and I agree 100%!

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Hey WTGardner, nice hearing from you and thanks for sharing. It's great hearing about all these cool family experiences people have in relation to these classic movies. I appreciate the kind words, be well & have a nice weekend!

[@edmonlessley4932]

Just wanna tell you thank you. You're shining bright and the world is a better place because you're here. 😁 For what it's worth.... Thank you ❤️🌌.

[@jeffreysommer3292]

I always kind of felt sorry for the Norris-head Thing. It looked like an Alaskan King Crab, and its death moan was very sad.

[@ScofieldStudios]

I saw The Thing very recently and loved it. The practical effects are lighted and shot in a way that helps it look timeless, the concept of a group of people finding out who is a alien, and the phenomenal acting all makes for one of my favorite horror movies. Great video as always.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Hey Scofield! Thanks for giving this a watch man. Much appreciated.

[@susanmctavish6639]

I recently heard a theory that the drink Macready shares with Childs is actually a Molotov cocktail and he has no reaction so Kurt Russel smiles because it proves Childs is the Thing.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Whoa, now that is an interesting theory. I do not think I have heard that one before. I love that it is an ending that keeps us guessing all these years later. Thanks for watching Susan, have a nice weekend.

[@spiritsnscreams]

Very nicely done my friend! This is an incredible film. It never gets old. I love the score and the dog in this one so much. The practical effects were brilliant. Juggling so many characters so well sets it over the top and keeps you guessing. Great review Anthony! Also, almost there 🙌🙌

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Hey Karen. The trust issues and keeping us guessing I could have talked about endlessly. It's so interesting the way that dynamic all plays out. So much dread. Thanks for checking in as always, be well!

[@spiritsnscreams]

@@FeverDreamlandTheater yes that sort of thing in a movie makes it way more fun.. but the creepy alien always gets found out in the end.. and killed 😁👽 You do these types of reviews so well, can’t wait to see more. Have a good night!

[@SydneyVolpe]

Such a cool video Anthony! I love how you edit and communicate these things! Was great to learn about more history and see how it compares to other sci fi greats. I love this film so much, it’s what skyrocketed John Carpenter into my top 5 favorite directors. The paranoia, mutually assured destruction, freaky horror/practical effects, it’s all so perfect. 5 out of 5 things for me too :)

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Hey Sydney Wassup! Yes, this one was so much fun to cover. I almost wanted to save it to talk about, but then again, I can always think of some other excuse to discuss it again. Ha ha. Thanks for stopping in & have a great weekend! : )

[@lizc6393]

Dude, I'm a big fan, I believe I'll see you reach 1 million subs. I'm crazy about your Twilight Zone content (that's how I found you) but it seems we have similar taste in TV/film generally. If you start a Patreon I'll be there on day one! I have your back! ♥️

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Aw thanks Liz, it's been rough on my side the last month so that is really very nice to hear. I appreciate your support. The new TZ review will be coming up soon too, for right now I'm excited to hopefully hit 1K soon. As always, great to hear from you, be well! : )

[@lizc6393]

@@FeverDreamlandTheater you're a sweetheart. Try not to be discouraged, I'm really painfully blunt and I wouldn't tell you that I think your channel has potential if I actually didn't... I don't believe in giving people false hope. I do have to say that I am so beyond grateful that a younger person appreciates the Twilight Zone. You're getting there man!

[@TheMovieMassacreShow]

Hearing Kurt Russep laugh is absolute gold. I need to hear the commentary now :). Excellent episode :) I agree, it's the best

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

MMS, I had to work that glorious laugh in somehow, lol. On that note, you and a few others have inspired me to try to work in some more humor here and there where possible. Anyway, be well, thanks for checking in & have a good weekend!

[@TheMovieMassacreShow]

@@FeverDreamlandTheater that's fantastic :) spread the laughs :)

[@rosettareviews6531]

I remember being scared watching this as a kd on cable at my cousin's house. As an adult, it's top notch entertainment. You certainly hit the high points here, the ambiguity of it makes the ending perfect imo.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

If I had watched this when I was young it would have spoked me out too. Thanks for catching up Rosetta! Much appreciated man.

[@aldito7586]

"Forbidden Planet". (With the exception of a few corny lines from the cook), this is the very best science fiction movie ever !

[@edmonlessley4932]

Keep shining brother ❤️

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Thanks Edmon. Be well man.

[@SciFirstMovieTalk]

With you all the way on this one - this fil is like nothing else - absolutely extraordinary!! The visuals, cinematography, atmosphere, suspense and effects are all pretty much spot on! :)

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

SciFIRST! Glad to hear from you man. Agreed, this is one of the greats, thank you for checking in.

[@bonesandthenecrozoo]

Love this film...... The music is like the heartbeat that moves you through it.....Great retrospective.....👍

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Yeah man no doubt love the Ennio Maricone score. My voice was shot while recording so I didn't get to mention that aspect. But the ominous heartbeat thumping is great. You hear that and you just know something awful is about to go down. 🤣

[@Galantski]

I concur, though there are others worthy of note (I have some caveats for some of them) : Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Alien, Color Out of Space, The Fly, and Invaders from Mars to name a few. For me, _The Thing_ tops them all because John Carpenter has blended so many subgenres effectively and the tension never waivers, not to mention the acting, special effects, musical score, cinematography, etc.. _The Thing's_ opening scenes with the flying saucer and the visit to its crash site harken to the alien invasion trope, cosmic (or Lovecraftian) horror, body horror, a paranoiac "can't even trust your friends" vibe (here I see it trumping the otherwise very comparable _Alien,_ because with that film the antagonist can grow, but it doesn't shapeshift into quasi-human form), a version of the haunted house (if _Alien_ is a spook house in space, then _The Thing_ has transplanted it to the Antarctic) and no way out desperation (again, with _Alien_ the starship Nostromo becomes super claustrophobic when the crew discovers it's not alone, and escape into deep space not much of a viable option; while here the crew is confined to a tiny research station with a nightmarish creature of their own to battle, and outside it nothing but the frozen vastness and no safe haven ). One place in the movie where I think it would be fun to ramp up the terror quotient even more is right after the infamous defibrillator scene, where Dr. Copper has his arms bitten off by Norris-Thing after trying to save his fellow crew member's life. Copper screams as we see that his arms have been reduced to bloody stumps, while the focus is immediately turned back o Norris-Thing as it grotesquely grows into a phantasmagoric nightmare creature with what his neck rising accordion-like to the ceiling topped off by the unspeakable caricature of his face (which you so graciously have chosen to open your video review 😏).. My idea is that although Copper looks to be dead in the film, he really isn't. The action as it stands has has Macready, Palmer and Clark see the spidery iteration of Norris-Thing, which gets incinerated as it tries to scuttle away. After that there's a bit of a lull in the action, but I think rather than Copper dying, right as Macready turns off the flamethrower, we see out of focus in the distance behind them a shape rise up, much like this memorable scene from _Halloween:_ kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWSsaIOQnMp1l7c However, here Copper-Thing would be similar to Bennings-Thing, which you'll recall, had plant like appendages where his arms had been. In the case of Copper,-Thing though, I'd like to see a more Lovercraftian look, with writhing tentacles growing out of the stumps. And as it comes at them, Macready initially can't get the flamethrower back on, so the'll need to beat a momentary retreat, maybe push a table in its way or something By the way, thanks for the heads-up on the Kurt Russell laughing commentary, which I now really need to see. I thought you'd bring that up that, Anthony. We'll do you last! 😀

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Galantski I know you've been through a lot, but when you find the time...I'd rather not spend the rest of this winter TIED TO THIS ********* COUCH! 😂 Ha ha seriously though, thanks as always for checking in! I really dig your idea of Dr. Copper making a reappearance and what better way than something along the lines of Carpenter's iconic Halloween moment. Yeah that commentary is awesome, if you have the Blu, check it out. I focused on the laughing for the purposes of lightening the mood in this vid, but aside from the laughing, there's a lot of interesting behind the scenes facts and insightful commentary throughout between Russell and Carpenter. Good stuff. Be well!

[@Galantski]

​@@FeverDreamlandTheater 🤣 Nice comeback! Poor Garry. What a fate to become assimilated into a Blair-Garry-Thing! Maybe he should have kept his peace & stayed put on the couch. Then, he-they-it get blown to smithereens by a well-thrown stick of dynamite with accompanying "F.U." from our hero. Which, of course, brings us to the great closing scene with Childs. Now, all the mystery is usually reduced to who, if anybody, is the Thing: Childs? Macready? Both? Neither? And that's as it should be, as perfect an ambiguous ending as Carpenter could have done. But it leads me to still another question. If both Childs and Macready are human, has the threat to the world been averted or does it still exist in some form(s) in the smoldering ruins of U.S. Outpost 31? Sad to say, I'd opt for the latter. Consider that the Splitface-Thing brought back from the Norwegian camp was the Thing's fusion of two researchers and when brought back to the American camp was dead to all appearances when thawed, until Blair made his examination. Besides our hero and Childs, all the others can be accounted for as dead aside from Nauls, though some contend that he must have been assimilated into the Blair-Garry-Thing. Still, I don't know that that's canon or not, so he could be alive as a human or assimilated separately. If it's the latter, then still could be a problem, though the threat could be later than sooner if it freezes. Speaking of Nauls, early in the film, if you recall, he's roller skating around the kitchen, listening to a dark mood-invoking song, Stevie Wonder's "Superstition". I assume you've seen the 2011 prequel, which has an interesting counterpart to that scene. Let me preface my comment by saying I don't hate that movie, though many (most?) people do. I can understand that reaction if they compare it to the classic from nearly 30 years before, but I think it's unfair. Yes, the CGI ruined some decent practical effects. Yes, it really wasn't needed. Yes, it doesn't have the level of paranoia that was so crucial to Carpenter's vision. And yes, parts of it don't make much sense (e.g., at the end, why were they talking about going to the Russian camp? The American camp is no farther, and there are _Americans_ there! Duh.) So, why do I tolerate the prequel, even like it to some degree (I give it a C+ to B-). Well, I really enjoy Mary Elizabeth Winstead's performance as Kate Lloyd, somewhat of a female Macready. I like how it respects its 1982 precursor down to keeping a continuity with it. For example, we see the frozen suicide that was discovered when the Americans flew over to the Norwegian base. And even better, in one of the best sfx we see the horrible way Splitface-Thing came to be. Also, there's the nice coda where we seen the Norwegians hop on the chopper to chase the dog-Thing, a scene that seamlessly flows into the beginning of the'82 film. (BTW, A shout out to Jed the wolf-dog, who was so memorable as an animal actor in the earlier flick. From what I've read, he was a very smart dog, and the scene where he's walking through the hallway and peering into rooms is creepy.) One of the few things about the prequel that's actually better than its predecessor is very subtle, and most viewers would likely miss it, given the unfamiliarity causal audiences would have with the novella that serves as the source material for these two movies, as well as the looser adaptation from 1951. At the beginning--in the very first scene, in fact--when we see Kate alone examining a prehistoric find we can hear Men at Work's international hit, "Who Can It Be Now?" playing. It's a clear nod to John W. Campbell, Jr.'s novella, which is titled _Who Goes There?_ kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXamh3qEaaemnck Who would win if The Thing went up against the xenomorph from _Alien_? I think The Thing would prevail, since it can assimilate (imagine a Xenomorph-Thing--now _that's_ scary!). Actually, I think the only creature who could handle The Thing would be Godzilla, since he breathes radioactive fire. On the other hand, that assumes he's able to deploy the fire before The Thing got close enough to touch him. Finally, now that he's warning us to "watch Clark", I thought it appropriate to let Blair have the last word. After all, he's "much better" now: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKbEhZSPqK1niJI

[@rainbowFRIGHT]

Nobody better come for me but sadly I have yet to see this one but based on this video I feel like I might have to agree with you on it being the greatest horror of all time. Sounds like the tension is on ten the entire time and that's the kind of thing I love. And a bleak ending? Hell to the YEA. These effects are something else. I need to just go ahead and watch this damn movie this weekend. "Ya suspect!"

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

LoL, well if you are like me maybe give it a week or so to watch and you wont recall any of my spoilers, lol. at the moment it is on Tubi!

[@MarvelandDC379]

Yo what's up, Anthony! As always, another EXCELLENT video and analysis. The Thing is truly a classic that holds up even to this very day. From the story, the special effects, atmosphere and the scares. You have great taste when it comes to cinema.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Ha, ha thanks man. Hope you have been good Charles. Have a good weekend!

[@fortheloveofmovies.]

I only watched this movie for the first time last year, it's a great movie. Awesome analysis of this movie.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Much thanks as always Mark! Hope you have been well bro. 🤜 🤛

[@aldito7586]

The thing from another world is a movie from 1951 that is really cool !

[@WilliamTheUnkownShoutout]

The Thing (1982) is my number 1 favorite sci-fi horror movie because it is the only one that has scared me and disturbed me a lot more than any other horror movie and it's the only one i have given the highest score a 10 out of 10 but not just me my whole family and all of my friends we have considered The Thing (1982) the ultimate sci-fi horror movie ever created and the ending of The Thing (1982) has the scariest ending out of every other horror movie ever created as well:).

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

I completely agree. This is one I never tire of watching and I'll take any excuse to discuss it. One of my all-time favs. Thanks for watching William! Be well!

[@FanZceneVids]

Isolation, tension, suspense, and fear, definitely one of the best horror/sci-fi movies ever. Great video and couldn't agree more. Plus did Childs drink gasoline and McCready knew right then? Just gives me chills thinking about this movie, so good.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Hey FanZcene, glad you brought it up, I was wondering the same thing. I think I read the gasoline theory somewhere. Also there's eye gleam theory, plus he disappeared mysteriously and his story was questionable....and the there's the fact that he does not seem to show any breath? I feel like the movie really leans into making him suspect. Yet he could be totally fine and that's the intrigue of it all.

[@FanZceneVids]

@@FeverDreamlandTheater Exactly, MacReady could easily also be the thing, such a great movie!

[@rjclassictv4536]

It's a nice piece thanks for sharing let's keep connected

[@cirespeedreviews]

This is one creepy movie! Watched this one a long time ago, definitely one of the greats horror flick. Excellent and entertaining analysis of the film.. Hey bro.. You are right up on 1k! 💯 Congratulations Anthony 🎥😎 That's so awesome bro! Keep going!l😁👍

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Thanks Cirespeed! Have a good weekend. 💯🤘

[@cirespeedreviews]

@@FeverDreamlandTheater 💯💯

[@williambarber4234]

Excellent review man!! I just watched this for the first time in October, and it lived up to all the great things I had heard. I agree with everything you said. The practical effects are extremely good, and I think the ending is near perfect.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Hey William, glad you enjoyed it. Unlike most of my 80s reviews I had no nostalgia attached to this because I saw it super late too. Loved it of course. Thanks for the watch man, be well & have a good one!

[@Pierce_Productions]

Now i wanna go back and rewatch this classic ! , I’m Admittedly not very big on sci fi movies but this is one of the greats your right. I might lean more towards they live with being my favorite.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Heeeey wassup Trace. They Live is another fine choice. Thanks for watching man.

[@melaniemills4505]

Saw this movie at the theater when it first came out...when the blood screamed and jumped out of the petrie dish after being burned with the hot wire the audience lost their minds...🤣

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Hey Melanie! Whoa, that's amazing! I could imagine that scene being huge with a crowd. I didn't mention it in the review but I actually only saw this years after release. I think it may have been a blind-buy on Bluray and I've loved it ever since. The petrie dish got me too though on my first watch.

[@CheerstoFears]

The Thing is fantastic, like you said basically perfection! Also you are so close to 1k subscribers! That's awesome! An early congrats to you!

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Thanks fellas and I appreciate you checking in, have a good weekend!

[@mama_monster_87]

This was too good! I absolutely love "The Thing" & agree its the best! 🙌🏾 Hope all is well.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Thanks for the checking in Mama Monster, much appreciated! Have a great weekend!

[@mama_monster_87]

@@FeverDreamlandTheater you too! 🙌🏾

[@AtomicSnackBar]

Good stuff right here. And I whole heartedly agree with you on this being the best. I'm a fan of the original film as well, but the Carpenter version is just next level kind of stuff. I do often hear people call it the greatest remake of all time. But thinking about it, I don't really consider it a remake, just another adaption of the same source material. And now that you mention it, I'm not sure I've listened to the commentary on this one. I will have to do that. Great video, good sir.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Hey Rob! Yeah if you have the Blu, the commentary is awesome. I only highlighted the laughing here for the fun of it, but Carpenter and Russell offer so much insight into the movie. Good stuff. Thanks you as always for watching man. Be well!

[@HorrorFlickswithNick]

Congrats on being 3 away from 1k! Also don't want to sound suspect but uh...the Fly is probably my GOAT scifi/horror.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Hey I hear you on that! The Fly is also one of the greats. Thanks Nick! 👊

[@savagemathorror4671]

Fantastic film with otherworldly practical effects! Great video!

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

It's one of my top favs, thanks for the watch & comment Savage, be well! 🤜🤛

[@mr.danandhorror4230]

Awesome video Anthony! The chapter breakdowns are great. I've got to listen to the commentary now! One of the greats of all time! One of my problems with the critics is that they couldn't come to terms with the bravery of telling a story this bleak. There are no cop-outs in this story.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

It was a bleak tale indeed and it didn't pull punches. It's weird though, I would think there must have been more critics at the time who enjoyed this? Maybe everyone just went with the hate bandwagon? I don't know. I'm glad it earned appreciation over the years. Thanks for watching Mr. Dan.

[@mr.danandhorror4230]

@@FeverDreamlandTheater Yes - Roger Ebert saying it was an Alien rip-off was a lazy cheap shot - he must have known about the original novella and first film. Maybe other reviewers felt like they had to echo the bad reviews.

[@nakeishamammeri5094]

Great review

[@terencemiguana]

Hi Anthony. What can I say but another peach of a video. I would also like to take the opportunity to congratulate you on passing the 1k milestone. I have said more times than I can count. But your content is just of the highest quality and is always a treat to watch no matter what the subject is. I always come away learning more about horror sci-fi and also tips on working on my Bronx accent! Congratulations and here is to more success and unlimited happiness for the future. 🥂

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Much thanks! Appreciate it.

[@mr.pagesfilmsandplastics]

I totally agree, The Thing is one of the best SciFi/Horror movies of all time. I love it.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

👍 I've been looking forward to discussing this one for a while. Glad to finally get to it.Thanks for checking in, be well!

[@mr.pagesfilmsandplastics]

@@FeverDreamlandTheater By the way, nice style in your vocal review of this awesome movie.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

@@mr.pagesfilmsandplastics Ha ha, I'm getting over a cold, my voice was gone, LoL, so this vid and the next will sound slightly different.

[@splashwithariel]

You did an awesome job, I recently seen this movie a few months ago for the first time along with the prequel and enjoyed it so much. The clips you added 👍.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Hey wassup Ariel, thank you for checking the vid as always. : ) When I saw you bought the Blu I was like....wow small world, ha ha. Have a great weekend Ariel!

[@splashwithariel]

@@FeverDreamlandTheater Your welcome. When I saw your thumbnail I thought the same thing 😃

[@cornwallparanormalresearch2378]

Big like guys can't wait to see more awesome 😊.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Thanks so much Cornwall! Have a great weekend!

[@gardengit]

Great video… so well done🌻🌹🌟Enjoyed watching 👍

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Thank you Daniel 👍 Very glad to hear that, be well & have a good one!

[@watchwaddle]

Love this movie. Great review. I have to check that commentary out.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

It's such a great commentary track, filled with trivia, cool little stories and of course...Kurt Russell laughing his ass off. I love it.

[@PoppingThePopcorn]

Great reasons. It's a great movie. I loved your thoughts. I agree with you about It's a movie before its time.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Heeey Katie, always great to hear from you. Thanks for the watch & comment. Take care. : )

[@PoppingThePopcorn]

@@FeverDreamlandTheater you're so very welcome.

[@WelcomeToTheDarkside]

Great and informative video! The Thing is one of the best sci-fi movies ever. I love John Carpenter work.😀

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Same here! Carpenter outdid himself on this movie. Thanks for checking in Selina, have a good week ahead!

[@WelcomeToTheDarkside]

@@FeverDreamlandTheater You welcome and you too.

[@MoreMovies4u]

Awesome video dude. Love the film, and you totally nailed it! 👊

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Heeey wassup MM, thank you. Be well & have a good one! 👊

[@dashcamd1ckheads]

Awesome video buddy! Keep up the great work!

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Much thanks Dan, be well man. 👊

[@TershMeridian]

This is a great film. Though many will debate the greatest scifi/horror film is "Alien" by Ridley Scott. But this movie is also🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Oh no doubt, there's a ton of competition when it comes to greatest scifi/horror film. Thanks Adonis.

[@TershMeridian]

@@FeverDreamlandTheater What's your top 10 list of greatest scifi horror films? I'm curious.

[@nossagenrecult9781]

Hey great job with this pal! Of course I love the film and it’s one of my all time faves! Superior filmmaking definitely 5/5. My favourite sci-fi horror alongside Alien. Awesome stuff👍🏻

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

No doubt! Speaking of Alien, I cannot wait to get to that series. Be well Nossa, have a good one! 👊

[@Jones183]

I'd honestly agree The Thing is incredible

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Wassup Josh, thanks for checking in bro. Have a good weekend! 👊

[@thencasti]

Nice video

[@FoxtailCinematics]

Only facts were spoken in this video 👏

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Wassup Fox, appreciate you checking in bro. Have a great weekend. Stay safe!

[@rkrueger8009]

80s classic

[@kurikokaleidoscope]

Great channel and content 🌐

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Hey Kuriko, thanks!

[@matthewbinnieaussievhs2956]

😉😉Awesome movie👍👍👍Great review 👍

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Thank you Matthew! 👍

[@NaomisAdventures]

Good reasons

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Thanks Naomi!

[@TwinsOfficial0123]

so so good. I like that.

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Glad you like it!

[@aldito7586]

"Gort". "Klatu - Baradda - Nickto" / :)

[@VideoTasties]

A film you could easily do 50 reasons on

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Agreed! It's an all-time classic. Thanks VT. 👊 Be well bro.

[@strangemonkey90]

You've done it again! Great video. This masterpiece is way ahead of its time. I never get tired of it. The practical effects are flawless! I did a review a while back for this one. Check it out if you ever have time. #YASUSPECT

[@FeverDreamlandTheater]

Glad you enjoyed it bro....your Retro review - very cool that was new to me, just checked it out! Be well & have a killer week ahead.

[@strangemonkey90]

@@FeverDreamlandTheater Thanks a lot. Your videos never disappoint. Thank you, likewise.

[@jasmineg8177]

🎉 𝕡𝐫ｏ𝕄ｏ𝔰𝓶