Hey there friends, Michael Myers Rothman. What you're about to hear is a clip from our latest

installment of the rental which sees your Halloweenies and Mois included studying Philip Kaufman's

1978 remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

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so we can give you one more scare. So we'll talk about Kaufman style on the bit, but I think we should just kind of linger a little bit on the San Francisco element on here because I think that's pretty much a good place to pivot into like the commentary and the themes at all.

So there's a proper distinction between this film 1978 and 1956 in the sense that in this film, 1978 and 1956, in the sense that,

so in this film, Dr. Kibner,

the great Leonard Nimoy, the late London

Niedemoy, he passed, right, unfortunately?

He says in this film,

you'll be born again into an untroubled world free of anxiety

fear and hate and that's a pointed change from the 1956 version which the the

twinner character in that says you'll be born again in an

untroubled world free of love desire ambition and faith and so I kind of wanted to

throw this out.

So what do we make of this changed and how do you feel it really does reflect upon the world of 1978

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