Klatu Brada Neecto

[hipower]

For all you fellow syfy geeks. Gort lives!

 

One of the best of all SyFy movies was running tonight on TCM. I didn't know until scanning for something to watch.

 

My wife didn't appreciate my watching it. lol

 

 

[K191145]

For all you fellow syfy geeks. Gort lives!

 

One of the best of all SyFy movies was running tonight on TCM. I didn't know until scanning for something to watch.

 

My wife didn't appreciate my watching it. lol

 

A liberals wet dream, an android that can fire a ray that will evaporate any and all weapons from our hands.

[Oh Shoot]

A true geek knows it is spelled "Klaatu barada nikto" :)

 

Don't feel bad though, even Ash blew it in Army of Darkness. ;)

 

- OS

 

 

[Garufa]

I love those old sci-fi & horror movies.

[Chucktshoes]

A true geek knows it is spelled "Klaatu barada nikto" :)

Don't feel bad though, even Ash blew it in Army of Darkness. ;)

- OS

He's about to get another chance at it.

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt4189022/

[Two Dogs]

A true geek knows it is spelled "Klaatu barada nikto" :)

Don't feel bad though, even Ash blew it in Army of Darkness. ;)

- OS

Did you say all the words?

[Ugly]

That is my favorite cheesy movie, I laugh every time I watch it. My ol lady hates it, makes no sense to me :)

[NoBanStan]

Did you say all the words?

 

Well maybe not every little syllable....

[hipower]

Did you say all the words?

 

Well, Patrica neal's character is told to go to Gort and say theses words...Klatu Brada Neecto (And I'll get back to the last word and spelling in a minute.) 

 

When she approaches Gort, and he awakens and walks towards her, the first line she says is "Gort...Klatu Brada Neecto" and as shes backing into the chairs and corner, she says "Klatu Brada Neecto".

 

Of course over the years, the line has become "Gort... Klatu Brada Neecto."

 

Now as to the spelling, and pronounciation, nikto...nicto...neecto, and even neekto have been seen in print in various forms. 

 

The TMC film guy even mentioned that the word was supposedly orginially "Neekto...sounded, but over the years been attributed as "Nicto or Nikto".

 

I'm not going to get excited over either one. I have old paperbacks and film mags that have different spelling in them.

 

So let's just enjoy a classic sci-fi movie and not worry about it.

[Oh Shoot]

...

Now as to the spelling, and pronounciation, nikto...nicto...neecto, and even neekto have been seen in print in various forms. 

 

Apparently, the original script is usually seen as definitive, just sayin' :):

 

                               KLAATU
                              (slowly)
                         There's no limit to what he could
                         do. He could destroy the Earth.
                              (with great urgency)
                         If anything should happen to me, you
                         must go to Gort. You must give him
                         this message: "Klaatu barada nikto."
                         Please repeat that.

 

                                     HELEN
                              (shocked and
                              bewildered, she
                              repeats nervously)
                         "Klaatu barada nikto."

[Garufa]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7GlgSh2wpk

[NoBanStan]

Well, Patrica neal's character is told to go to Gort and say theses words...Klatu Brada Neecto (And I'll get back to the last word and spelling in a minute.) 

 

When she approaches Gort, and he awakens and walks towards her, the first line she says is "Gort...Klatu Brada Neecto" and as shes backing into the chairs and corner, she says "Klatu Brada Neecto".

 

Of course over the years, the line has become "Gort... Klatu Brada Neecto."

 

Now as to the spelling, and pronounciation, nikto...nicto...neecto, and even neekto have been seen in print in various forms. 

 

The TMC film guy even mentioned that the word was supposedly orginially "Neekto...sounded, but over the years been attributed as "Nicto or Nikto".

 

I'm not going to get excited over either one. I have old paperbacks and film mags that have different spelling in them.

 

So let's just enjoy a classic sci-fi movie and not worry about it.

 

 

https://youtu.be/_xAGIqVzu6k?t=56