"Journey To The Seventh Planet" Trailer

daredevil earth astronauts and enticing 7th planet beauties
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056127/

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• seventh
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[offrampt]

Your eyes will pop, your ears will glaze...

[bongolongo]

Best part of these old space adventures were the foxy alien chicks. Some say there's too much sex in modern entertainment but I think there's too little.

[spectreduloft]

@hydrolito new patented and improvement can confuse many peoples.exemple: Steam locomotive isn't same as Diesel locomotive either right but the usefull are the same,the credit goes to the motor, not for the train and track! The track use under the train is the clue of the train patented! the word patented meaning something usefull you never seen similar, in my humble opinion.so i did not invented english but can improve lol

[hydrolito]

@spectreduloft Ideas that are improved on are also patented, so printing (Chinese) came before movable type (German) and offset printing. Am radio came before Fm radio, which came before TV which used Am frequnecies for picture and Fm frequencies for sound.Telegraph came before Telephone. So yeah french may have made tank in 1910 but isn't exactly same as a modern snowmobile which use that and other ideas.Steam locomotive isn't same as Diesel locomotive either, but part of the process to get it.

[spectreduloft]

@hydrolito propaganda,why french or Chineese or Russian cannot patented something before english? exemple: many pretend the snowmobile is a patented by an American or a french canadian,right? in reality without the « halftrack » none of snowmobile was possible on the snow, is it right? so the « halftrack » is a french patented by (Adolphe Kégresse) made for the Russian tsar in 1910! without Russian Money and french,no snowmobile or modern tank on earth is it true? period

[LBSmith2]

Great trailer. Now how do I watch the film?

[cozener1]

@offrampt Dink tequilla!

[CptGrimsdale]

No sound again? WTF?

[TheSnowballEarth]

@hydrolito Because the French would never borrow ideas from anyone else. I'm being facetious. A jab at the Gaul. ;-]

[hydrolito]

@TheSnowballEarth I've seen Rod Serling's Twilight Zone tv series haven't read the novel.I think the British had automobiles before Americans and Frenchmen did, why would getting ideas from Brits be unthinkable?

[hydrolito]

@TheSnowballEarth The first season of Lost in space was pretty good although it was black and white, but two and three went to commedy to compete with that stupid Batman that was generally worse. They finally did come out with Batman movies that were decent though but that was years later. On Star Trek the Romulans, Klingons, Bejourans and Cardasians have encountered earthlings that's why they speak english guess others observed old tv broadcast to figure it out,not sure how most of the rest did

[TheSnowballEarth]

@hydrolito Now are you talking about Pierre Boulle's novel or Rod Serling's screenplay? Because the former would imply that a Frenchman horked an idea from a Brit, which is unthinkable.