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Aliens pretending to be friendly come to Earth and are received openly. The aliens have disguised themselves to look just like humans. When it is discovered that the aliens' planet is dying and that they have come to rape the Earth of its natural resources, the war for Earth begins. An important key to the humans' success is distinguishing their own from who the aliens are. Written by Michael Silva <silvamd@cleo.bc.edu> with help
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1 May 1983 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Anheuser-Busch Brewery - 15800 Roscoe Boulevard, Van Nuys, Los Angeles, California, USA See more »Company Credits
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Elias Taylor: What happened?
Juliet Parrish: Ben's been hurt.
Elias Taylor: What went down?
Juliet Parrish: We were trying to steal equipment for a lab and they shot him.
Elias Taylor: What? The doc... stealing stuff? Oh, bro... man, you ought to come to me. Man, I'll show you how to do it
[Juliet winces in pain]
Elias Taylor: They got you, too? Maybe I ought to go get an ambulance?
Dr. Ben Taylor: No. No ambulance. We've already made our diagnosis. Haven't we, Doctor?
Elias Taylor: I don't understand, man. Why you wanna go...
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(credited)
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© 1977 Lucasfilm Ltd.
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I was reading a comment about this movie made by Lone Solo who states that "V" is a metaphoric SciFi film about nazi and Holocaust. While I agree with him I say that "V" is more than an allegory about this two topics. It is a SciFi miniseries that contains many social comments.
First, of course, Holocaust and nazi.
Second, it shows TV as a powerful tool to reach every single soul on our planet. It also shows how TV can manipulate and brainwash people. Notice that the arrival of the aliens as every single move they do on our planet is covered on TV.
Third, it shows that people can sell their souls even to the devil when they are compensated with expensive gifts. In other words, how materialistic people are.
Fourth, how rich and fortunate we are in having a planet with valuable natural sources as water. At one point, friendly alien tells earthling rebel Donovan "Your planet is rich. I envy you."
Without any doubt, "V" is a powerful SciFi movie that not only entertains (it does it a lot) but also makes us think about our conditions as human beings.
As an interesting note, we can enjoy of a pre-Freddy Krueger Robert Englund as a dumb but nice alien.