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5.0 out of 5 stars
An in-Sulfur-able creature,
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This review is from: 20 Million Miles To Earth (Amazon Instant Video)
A boy (Bart Bradley) on the beach finds a canister form a wayward spaceship that crashed in the sea. Hence the title "20 Million Miles to Earth" It yields a cute little creature that just loves to eat sulfur. He just wants to be friends and is intrigued with his environment. As with all innocent space creatures just as he is beginning to trust us, he is enslaved abused and thoroughly disenchanted. This is just an enjoyable creature movie with some people interaction and a question of what you do with a misplaced Ymir.
As you have guessed this movie is packed with Ray Harryhausen's stop motion. See more of Ray's work in "Clash of the Titans" notice how that there titan from the sea looks like the Ymir. See William Hopper tackle something a bit bigger in "The Deadly Mantis" (1957) |
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20 Million Miles To Earth by Nathan Juran
$14.99
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