[ SECRET POST #2364 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2364 ⌋

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[segnung]

I was about twelve when those came out. I watched Independence Day in the theater with my family (all while my fifteen year old brother ranted and railed about how it was ~cliched cinema) and I enjoyed it for what it was. I watched Mar Attacks when it came out on vhs with my friends and I absolutely adored it. Somewhere in my parents' basement I still have a big, battery operated, talking alien from MA.

For those not aware, Mars Attacks is adapted from an immensely creepy trading card series from 1962. The plan was to also adapt the '80s card series Dinosaurs Attacks (a card series that horrified me beyond all belief as a child) into a film, but Jurassic Park made Burton dismiss that and focus on MA instead.