US President Eisenhower said it in 1961: 'We face a hostile ideology, global in scope, atheistic in character, ruthless in purpose and insidious in method', warning us specifically against the scientific technological elite and the desastr…
US President Eisenhower said it in 1961: 'We face a hostile ideology, global in scope, atheistic in character, ruthless in purpose and insidious in method', warning us specifically against the scientific technological elite and the desastrous rise of misplaced power. At that time he alerted us - the coming generations - not only about the 'military industrial complex' as a war machine, but also made sure to alarm us concerning an even bigger threat to freedom posed by malignant infiltration through corruption in all fields of science and technology.
'At free universities, laboratories as well as in other testing fields' - he underlined - 'A government contract becomes virtually a substitute for intellectual curiosity.' In other words, power and money corrupt science.
Sounds familiar even in 2021. In it's opening sequence 'The Millennium Edition' of 'John Carpenter's They Live' features the stunning warnings by President Dwight D. Eisenhower during his famous farewell address upon his 1961 exit from The White House. Happy 60th speech anniversary Dwight David "Ike" Eisenhower.
Enjoy "The Eisenhower Word Up Remix" blended into the gorgeous music written by the one and only John Carpenter & Alan Howarth - during the first 3 minutes of this new edition.
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WHAT'S NEW? Compared to the original movie 'John Carpenter's They Live' (1988), the use of brute force is mostly faded out of 'The Millennium Edition'. It has slight but significant changes made to it which make it even more timeless, more uniting, and more accessible to all types of audiences.
Holly (Meg Foster) gets wise and sees that those she serves are killing beings with no empathy. She does not betray the revolution and Frank (Keith David) does not die in the end. John 'Nada' (Roddy Pipper), the main character whose name is never spoken out, gets several flashbacks emphasizing the horrors of the police state which all are confronting. A few nice little surprises and some new audio & visual special effects support the original footage without changing the unique character of this epic cinema gem.
Instead of 'marry and reproduce' the famous billboard which Nada sees through the Hoffman-Sunglasses reads 'random sex only, destroy relationship, no family'.
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