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RE: Love the part where he finds a plant that grows Vienna sausages. (nt)

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In Reply to: RE: Love the part where he finds a plant that grows Vienna sausages. (nt) posted by Sondek on April 01, 2014 at 12:51:56

Good soundtrack to this movie. I liked Mona the monkey. And Batman, before he was Batman.

The alien ships are of course re-used from the 1953 'War of the Worlds'.

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RE: Love the part where he finds a plant that grows Vienna sausages. (nt) - mark.korda@myfairpoint.net 14:02:56 04/03/14 (1)
Hi Mbnx, I first saw Robinson Crusoe on Mars when I was 7.I'm now 57 and watched it again last night.What a terrific movie.A lot of it was done in Death Valley. All this before computer animation. The on/off switch for the oxygen tank made with a Woolworths label maker, and Mona the monkee's tail hanging out of the small space suit aside, this is a movie of survival which seems to be popular today on the screen. I never would have known it was on Netflix.Thanks for the heads up! This movie is a rare one that young and old would really love...Mark Korda.
- RE: Love the part where he finds a plant that grows Vienna sausages. (nt) - HI FI BOB 11:38:18 04/13/14 (0)
  Yeah,I first saw it at the movies too. While the alien craft were er, borrowed from War Of The Worlds it's cool how they dart to and fro like hummingbirds. Those tumbleweed-like fireballs are crazy and the oxegen-emitting rocks are a work of How-The-Hell-Are-Gonna-Find-Air problem solving genius.

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