That was rubbish. I have never seen such a bored sounding hero.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everyone else made of it.

Fangirl Three wrote:

Are these aliens correctly green and with four arms and all and all?

They are not green and they only have two arms.

It came out three years before John Carter, which means it wasn't an attempt to cash-in on it.

It was, however, re-released to coincide with it.

It was shot in the same place as Star Trek's Arena.

Now to watch that movie that Nightjar recommended the other night.

Tales That Witness Madness.

It had better be the greatest film I've ever seen, or there'll be trouble.

"Olive Films."

Is it a spin-off of On the Buses?

It must be. It stars Joan Collins and Sheffieldshire's Donald Pleasant.

And Dr Who's Mary Tamm.

Man in a car at night.

Security cameras.

A psychiatric establishment.

This can only lead to trouble.

Automatic sliding doors. How futuristic.

Donald Pleasant - with a beard.

Being friendly.

Main actor overacting horribly.

Donald Pleasant's voice drowned out by a Bunsen burner.

I get the feeling they got this actor in whenever Charles Gray wasn't available.

Toy soldiers.