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Known to be one of Hollywood's most eclectic professionals (among others, he directed the film adaptation of Star Trek and the musicals West Side Story and The Sound of Music), Robert Wise was also an excellent horror director, and this 1963 gem undoubtedly bears the marks of Wise's apprenticeship with producer Val Lewton, renowned for his suggestive, evocative style, relying more on doubt and uncertainty than on the overt revelation of horror. Discover the review
Known to be one of Hollywood's most eclectic professionals (among others, he directed the film adaptation of Star Trek and the musicals West Side Story and The Sound of Music), Robert Wise was also an excellent horror director, and this 1963 gem undoubtedly bears the marks of Wise's apprenticeship with producer Val Lewton, renowned for his suggestive, evocative style, relying more on doubt and uncertainty than on the overt revelation of horror.
We are talking about The Day the Earth Stood Still, a masterpiece of 50s sci-fi, based on the novel Farewell to the Master. Discover the review
We are talking about The Day the Earth Stood Still, a masterpiece of 50s sci-fi, based on the novel Farewell to the Master.
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