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The movie was received so poorly that Tucker reportedly attempted suicide shortly after its release. Ro-Man uses the bubbles to communicate to his superior while he finishes off the last survivors on Earth (only eight left-if only he hadn’t fallen in love with an Earth babe!) with his “calcinator” death ray!? If that wasn’t enough, the entire movie is revealed to be a dream from the babe’s little kid brother (who apparently wants a gorilla alien to fall in love with his sister, kidnap her, and rip her clothes)! Pervert. “Robot Monster” looks more like a sponsored advertisement for a new product called the Billion Bubble Machine than a real movie, even giving the machine’s manufacturer credit in its opening titles. The evil Ro-Man has entered the pop culture lexicon if not by name then at least by sight-the alien identified in the title of this schlocky B-movie from director Phil Tucker is basically a guy in a gorilla suit wearing a diving helmet with two bug-like antennae.
BEST 3D MOVIES OF ALL TIME SERIES
If you have an idea for your own Top 10, send it to As much as I wanted to include the terrible “Jaws 3-D” from 1983, a signature 3D movie for anyone of my generation because of the glass-shattering moment, I covered that (ironically) in my Top 10 Movie Series That Jumped the Shark and therefore decided not to include it here as well. So, before the explosion of new-fangled 3D hits theaters, take a look at the Top 10 3D Movies So Far. With high-profile 3D releases like James Cameron’s “Avatar,” Robert Zemeckis’ “A Christmas Carol,” Pixar’s “Up,” “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs,” and the horror flick “Final Destination: Death Trip 3D” in the pipeline for this year, the list I present here will likely look a lot different this time next year. 3D receipts are already higher than the 2D releases of the same films, so even the audience is telling theaters they need to convert screens ASAP. It’s already the fourth major 3D film to debut in wide release this year (after “My Bloody Valentine 3D,” “Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience,” and “Coraline”) and tons more are on the way as the technology gets better and the number of digital screens continues to increase across the country. Aliens,” 2009 is officially the rebirth of 3D as a mainstream movie-going experience. The movies on our list should be a good starting point for those who want to see the impossible come to life.With this weekend’s release of Dreamworks’ 3D computer-animated feature “Monsters Vs. So, if you want to scope out some monsters that do evil or fight for good, there’s almost always a film tailored to your needs. You might just sneak in a message alongside all the shock and awe and gore. So it’s helpful then to think of a creature that represents imperialism, or war, or sexually-transmitted diseases and let them relay your message for you to an audience who wants to be thrilled. Monsters also allow filmmakers to explore complex metaphors after all, the horrors of the world are very real but not always photogenic. Plus, it’s just fun to see a giant creature wreak havoc on poor, unsuspecting humans. Why do we love monsters so much? Well, because they are just outside of the realm of possibility, showing us there’s another world out there if only we look hard enough. Some of the genre’s best efforts are more thrillers or adventure rides, choosing to forego the fear for an adrenaline rush that’s hard to beat. Of course, monster movies aren’t necessarily horror in nature. After all, our imaginations run wild every day, and seeing the results of a filmmaker’s daydreaming is as thrilling as any supernatural horror movie can be. Who doesn’t love seeing the inventive ways that filmmakers bring terrifying creatures to life on the big screen? There’s a primal fear that comes from seeing something not quite real on the screen, whether it’s terrorizing a film’s characters or working alongside them. While horror comes in many different forms, one subgenre has always had a spot in the canon: monster movies.
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