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Early Access: The Day the Earth Stood Still [YouTube Edit] (Patreon)

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2025-04-15 13:47:56
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2026-06
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Early access to the [rough] YouTube edit of The Day the Earth Stood Still

Rough Cut

**Note: You can change the quality of the video by clicking the settings icon (little cog) and making it a higher resolution!**

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Early Access: T Da T Ea St St 1951 [Rough Cut]

Download options: https://www.patreon.com/posts/update-on-full-99864012 Main Channel https://www.youtube.com/@jenmurrayxo

Comments

To Wa

Robert Wise, the Director, would go on to direct West Side Story (1960), The Hindenburg, and the film adaptation of The Andromeda Strain. Wise also was the Editor for Citizen Kane. Great reaction!

To Wa

Yes! And Star Trek: The Motion Picture (on the channel).

Jeff Preiss

Great reaction to a great film! Thank you! Patricia Neal is a fascinating actress… Like few I can think of (one other being Anne Bancroft who took the part of Mrs Robinson in The Graduate after Neal turned it down for health reasons) she somehow manages to radiate a kind of sexy intelligence (I like to think that after the film ends she winds up with Professor Barnhardt). She had a 30 year marriage to the writer Roald Dahl (Charlie and The Chocolate Factory) and they had 5 kids together… totally un-hollywood! …She’s great in everything and legendary for her role in the film Hud, a modern Western drama with Paul Newman (his best role too) that is out of this world!!!

thansen

I hope she reacts to others like those mentioned but also The Sand Pebbles, The Haunting, The Body Snatcher and Run Silent, Run Deep.

Owlbear Entertainment

Love how they have his ships top speed as 4000 MPH that would not even get you into low earth orbit as you need about 17kMPH for that to say nothing of going to mars!

Stephen Malloy

We watched all of these classic sci-fi movies on local television back in the sixties and seventies. Thanks for bringing them back, Jen. Great memories.

Matt

You should check out the 2023 Wes Andersen film "Asteroid City" its kind of a similar story also set in the 1950s

Georgius Agricola

I always chuckled at the thought that while the boyfriend bragged about becoming famous for dropping a dime on Klaatu, Mrs. Benson was going to relegate him to obscurity when the world saw her exit the spaceship with Klaatu. Bye bye, boyfriend! ;-)

Chris Biebel

If you like this kind of thing, I would really recommend watching The Twilight Zone. I'd suggest not picking a few of them, but actually watching all of them (even the ones people think aren't that good, although you can probably skip most of Season 4, when they made the bad decision to change from 1/2 hour shows to full hour shows. It kind of messed up the formula for the story-lines). Some episodes might get panned that I think you would probably like (For instance, I can see you enjoying the one titled "The Hunt" even though it's not highly thought of in general). While it's generally considered "Sci-Fi" there is a debate about that. Some episodes definitely fit into the category of sci-fi, but Rod Serling (the creator of the show) actually said that it wasn't. He considered it to be "fantasy" instead (many story-lines are more fantasy than sci-fi, so he did have a point). You'll also see a lot of famous actors from before they became famous (For instance, four of the main actors/actresses from the 1960s sitcom Bewitched had starring roles in various episodes, and a fifth was an extra in two episodes). There are some (I won't spoil it as to who they are) that you would definitely know and respond to with "Oh my God! Is that....?"