Invasion of the Body Snatchers Director: Philip Kaufman Cast: Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams, Leonard Nimoy, Veronica Cartwright
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- DVD Release Date: 09/11/2007
- Original Release: 1978
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- Sales Rank: 18,633
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Features
Commentary by Director Philip Kaufman; Re-Visitors From Outer Space, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Pod Featurette; Practical Magic: the Special Effects Pod Featurette; The Man Behind the Scream: the Sound Effects Pod Featurette; The Invasion Will Be Televised: the Cinematography Pod Featurette; Original Theatrical Trailer.
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Disc #1 -- Invasion of the Body Snatchers
1. Main Titles [3:50]
2. And So it Begins... [3:19]
3. The Health Inspector [3:57]
4. Good Night, Geoffrey [6:17]
5. Confiding in Matthew [3:11]
6. "Not MY Wife" [3:20]
7. Tales of the City [2:45]
8. "They're Coming!" [1:57]
9. "It's a Conspiracy" [3:21]
10. Kibner's Diagnosis [4:27]
11. Bellicec's Mud Baths [4:38]
12. Jack's Changeling [4:20]
13. Nancy Gets an Eyeful [1:36]
14. Stealing Elizabeth [5:30]
15. Involving the Cops [4:47]
16. "Being Duplicated!" [2:44]
17. "I Believe You" [1:29]
18. "A Space Flower?" [3:23]
19. The Runaround [2:19]
20. Dr. Sleepgood [3:23]
21. Sprouting Monsters [4:33]
22. "They're All Pods!" [3:59]
23. Jack's Heroism [2:43]
24. The Curious Cabbie [4:38]
25. Back in the Lab [4:15]
26. Betrayal [3:57]
27. Is She or Isn't She? [1:29]
28. Man Becomes Dog [5:39]
29. And Then There Was One [2:31]
30. The Greenhouse Effect [1:04]
31. Shrieking With the Enemy [5:26]
32. End Titles [3:10]
Editorial Reviews
This remake of the 1956 horror classic Invasion of the Body Snatchers moves the action from small-town USA to 1970s San Francisco and replaces at least part of the original's psychological horror with special effects. Spores rain forth, unseen, from outer space, and soon strange flowers begin popping up all over the city. After bringing one of these hybrid specimens home with her one night, biologist Elizabeth Driscoll (Brooke Adams) notices that her live-in boyfriend, Geoffrey (Art Hindle), doesn't seem like himself; he's cold and distant and somehow just not quite there. When she turns to her friend Matthew Bennell (Donald Sutherland), a colleague at the Department of Public Health, he convinces her to see his friend Dr. Kibner (Leonard Nimoy), a pop psychologist who argues that the problem is all in Elizabeth's head. Soon, though, Matthew and Elizabeth begin to notice that people all over the city are changing subtly and inexplicably. When their friend Jack Bellicec (Jeff Goldblum) and his wife Nancy (Veronica Cartwright) find a lifeless, half-formed doppelganger covered with plant fibers in the mud baths they own and operate, the group of friends finally begins to understand that a sinister transformation is sweeping their city. Kevin McCarthy and Don Siegel, respectively the star and director of the original film, have small roles in the new version, as does an unbilled Robert Duvall. Brian J. Dillard, All Movie Guide
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