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Alien Civilization | Flying Saucer
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Best Effects Special Effects | 1957
Best DVD Classic Film Release | 2007
BEST CLASSIC DVD | 2006
Budget 1,900,000 USD
Box Office Collection 3,250,000 USD
In addition to animating the monster that invades the camp, Walt Disney Studios artist Joshua Meador provided approximately 29 other animation effects depicting laser beams and other forms of visual energy.
First mainstream film to have the music performed entirely by electronic instruments.
This film marked one of the first times a science-fiction project had received a large budget. The genre had rarely been taken seriously by studio executives, and sci-fi films generally received the most meager of budgets. The critical success of this film convinced many in the film industry that well-funded science-fiction projects could be successful. Film historian Ben Mankiewicz has claimed that this film's success made future big-budget science-fiction films possible.
The famous poster for the film shows a menacing robot carrying a struggling pretty girl - a staple of monster movie posters from the 1950's. In fact, no such scene occurs in the film itself and the robot portrayed in the poster is the very likeable Robby the Robot.
Filmed on the same stage as The Wizard of Oz (1939) 17 years earlier; the set of Altaira's garden is a re-use of the Munchkin Village set.
"Commander Adams: Nice climate you have here. High oxygen content. Robby the Robot: I seldom use it myself, sir. It promotes rust."
"[Robby the Robot has been asked to duplicate whiskey] Robby the Robot: Would 60 gallons be sufficient?"
