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It is clearly based partly on that movie...

Posted by tunenut on January 31, 2018 at 16:52:39:
and I think the director even said that. As in Pacific Rim, he is not adverse to taking very old monster movies and recasting them.

In this case, there are also elements of cold war spy movies, and of course there is a big element of old fashioned love story. The 1960s are reconstructed with great skill (at least the movie version of the 1960s). I thought this was great, as I posted below.