Forbidden Planet by duo
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ABOUT FORBIDDEN PLANET
Forbidden Planet is a classic 1956 science fiction film and a subsequent novelization by W.J. Stuart. The film features a number of spectacular special effects, groundbreaking use of an all-electronic music score, and the first screen appearance of the famous Robby the Robot. The film's characters and setting were inspired by Shakespeare's The Tempest, though the plot is very different. Also notable is its very effective execution and use of well designed sets, props, matte paintings and soundstage scenic paintings.
ABOUT THE IMAGE
Forbidden Planet really change my life. I saw it when I was a child and it really scared me, but it drove me into science fiction forever.
Here is my tribute to this cult movie of all time.
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Comments (27)
I remember this movie. I love the robot and the classic flying saucer.
One of my Favorite SiFi movies of all time, it still stands up Today. What a Great Image.
There is Id, Super Id, and then there is SUPER FANTASTIC!!!. This is the Latter!!!
One of the best Science Fiction Motion Pictures ever made..This is a fantastic tribute.
A very fitting tribute to one of the all time classic SfiFi movies of all time. Well done!
A wonderful homage! I love it when an artist can use modern tech to improve upon the look of vintage sci-fi, while remaining true to the original vision. A classic in every sense of the word. Thanks for the trivia too.
and starring (among others) Leslie Nielsen..;) great pic.
this is excellent well done
A movie that has stood the test of time. A wonderful tribute.
Well done. Cool and classic scifi
Altarians ? and the "ID"...my memories flooding back now, that movie left it's mark on me for sure ! when Leslie Nielson wasn't playing the big CHEESE. I like how Robby the Robot made a guest appearance in this movie and left the brat behind ! top dedication for a very kool movie Cheers
excelent artwork here very well done
Loved this movie. It was among the first encounters I ever had in Sci-Fi
great image! great movie! thanks for sharing!!!
Great robot model!! Nice scene.
Real sci-fi (especially the short story artform [imho the best form]) seems to have dissapeared from the bookshelves these days, and been supplanted by Fantasy, previously a complimentary genre. Thank you for keeping this 'Golden Age' alive with your work.
Ahhhhhhh man I love! this is truly great. is all the art yours? fantastic
Killer image and killer show!
The movie was certainly the wellspring from which all modern SF films and TV sprang. And both TV series LOST IN SPACE and STAR TREK were clearly patterned after this film. The novelization by the mysterious "W.J. Stuart" was likewise the first modern movie novelization, where the writer expanded on the script, providing both unshown scenes and background material. It was also unique for being a combination of three different first-person narratives. As for this image-- FREAKING AWESOME!!!!!
AHHH... WARNING WARNING nostalgia attack... nostalgia attack--- really great pic ! Forbidden Planet: the mother of all the major SF motion pictures !!!!
Superb recreation of classic sci fi.
Spectacular and classic tribute!!WOW!!!!
a wonderful tribute to one of the greatest SF films of all time; your image cathes the feel of the movie
Good work erland
Great pic! It could be an outtake from the film, one that changed my young life as well. The entire concept of an instrumentality capable of releasing the deepest, darkest beasts of its creator is the stuff of truly great sci-fi. Congrats on a fine offering.
Definitely rings true to the original. I like the satellites in the background. Nicely done!
Beautiful!