Rewatching and reconsidering the greatest SF films according to the list published in 2000AD comic in 1980.

This time: Them! The definitive American atomic big-beast picture, and the original bug-hunt (inspiring the soldiers-take-the-nest shenanigans of Aliens).

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Rewatching and reconsidering the greatest SF films according to the list published in 2000AD comic in 1980.

This time: George Pal smash! It's When Worlds Collide, in which the puny Earth is spectacularly knocked about in a game of interplanetary billiards.

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Rewatching and reconsidering the greatest SF films according to the list published in 2000AD comic in 1980.

This time: Robert Wise sets Michael Rennie loose with a giant robot, and teaches the world to say Klaatu Barada Nikto.

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Rewatching and reconsidering the greatest SF films according to the list published in 2000AD comic in 1980.

This time: The Thing. Howard Hawks sends his usual capable men to deal with an intelligent carrot from outer space. It's for a Thing.

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Rewatching and reconsidering the greatest SF films according to the list published in 2000AD comic in 1980.

This time: Things To Come, in which H G Wells and Alexander Korda predict the coming of The Helicopter Men.

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Rewatching and reconsidering the greatest SF films according to the list published in 2000AD comic in 1980.

We start with Metropolis, Fritz Lang's tale of robots, big clocks, and eyeliner.

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Writer, comedian and YouTube star Jay Foreman (Map Men) returns to talk about another vivid and unique cartoon world: Cosgrove Hall’s wild and crazy Dangermouse offshoot Count Duckula, and celebrates the subversive joys of children’s television on the (gasp) commercial channels… Goodness!

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Writer and comedian Madeleine Brettingham (Harry Hill's TV Burp, Have I Got News For You) talks about the cyclical comforts of wicker-basket obsessed hedgehogs-and-pumpkins glossy Country Living Magazine, and becomes the first Comfort Blanket guest to bring on something that is actually mainly *about* blankets.

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