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14 October 1977 (USA) moreTagline:
We know they are there - advanced beyond our imagination. Why have they come?Plot:
An advance team from a dying, far-off civilization seeks a new world to conquer and inhabit -- Earth! full summary | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Robert Vaughn | ... | Prof. Allan Duncan | |
| Christopher Lee | ... | Captain Rameses | |
| Daniel Pilon | ... | Anaxi | |
| Tiiu Leek | ... | Phi | |
| Helen Shaver | ... | Betty Duncan | |
| Henry Ramer | ... | Malcolm | |
| Victoria Johnson | ... | Gazeth | |
| Doreen Lipson | ... | Dorothy | |
| Kate Parr | ... | Diane Duncan | |
| Sherri Ross | ... | Sagnac | |
| Linda Rennhofer | ... | Joan | |
| Richard Fitzpatrick | ... | Joe | |
| Ted Turner | ... | Zhender | |
| Sean McCann | ... | Carl | |
| Bob Warner | ... | Air Force General |
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I saw this film once on afternoon television in the late 70's . I've never seen it screened, rented or sold since. It seems to have sank into obscurity. I remember being disturbed in parts, so as bad as it may be, it could be provocative for ten year old latch key children, home alone in the late 70's. One interesting thing to note, reading the plot summary offered at IMDb, I've seen some of the same elements in UFO abduction lore & accounts. There are some who believe that there has been an extraterrestrial culture occupying the bowels of the Earth for some time, a federation of races I believe, that use this symbol of the winged serpent as their identifying mark. Some believe that this federation ultimately does want control of the Earth and humanity, and will reveal themselves following some type of cosmic or nuclear calamity on the Earth. Also, the ability to exert remote and irresistible control of the human brain through superior technology is a theme I've read frequently in reports, as well as this film's attention to the commonly reported telepathic ability of the ET's. I mention this because it seems like most cinema avoids some of the more fantastic elements of abduction accounts, and concentrates on other elements to the point of cliché. X-files hit on a lot of themes one can find in the reports, to be sure. I'd like to see this movie again, for nostalgia's sake. Sadly this isn't the UFO lore Epic I want. I'd like to see some talented writer/director do for modern abduction accounts what Spielberg did in Close Encounters with Project Bluebook reports. Some of the stuff they predict/report is genuinely terrifying, like, the apocalypse of mankind. The stakes don't get any higher. Perfect for Hollywood. A rich vein for creative exploration and sadly this little low budget film is about as close as it gets at the moment.