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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Made at that point in TheSeventies when UFO conspiracy theories, [[AncientAstronauts Ancient Astronaut]] speculation, [[SpaceOpera Space Operas]], and JazzFusion in film soundtracks [[JazzFusion funky "space jazz-rock"]] were all massively popular.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Made at that point in TheSeventies when UFO conspiracy theories, [[AncientAstronauts Ancient Astronaut]] speculation and speculation, [[SpaceOpera Space Operas]] Operas]], and JazzFusion in film soundtracks were all massively popular.
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* NightmareFuel: The suicide epidemics, when we see several bodies lying on the ground with puddles of blood streaming from their heads. Later on, the scene where [[spoiler:Betty kills herself]] is VERY disturbing. Whatever {{Narm Charm}} the movie had until that point is [[MoodWhiplash thoroughly washed away]]. [[spoiler:Fortunately, she is brought back to life at the end.]]
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* NightmareFuel: The suicide epidemics, when we see several bodies lying on the ground with puddles of blood streaming from their heads. Later on, the scene where [[spoiler:Betty kills herself]] is VERY disturbing. Whatever {{Narm Charm}} the movie had until that point is [[MoodWhiplash thoroughly washed away]]. [[spoiler:Fortunately, she is brought back to life at the end.]]]]
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* {{Narm}}: The film ''wants'' to be a mix of a SpaceOpera and a more humane FirstContact yarn, but instead it's a campy {{Melodrama}} with cheap special effects, oddball alien costumes, weird little details like the aliens communicating by telepathy, and a general cheesy atmosphere of that reeks of TheSeventies. It very nearly got chosen for ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' and finally got featured on ''Podcast/{{Rifftrax}}'' years later. But as mentioned below, the suicide subplot is dark, and brings some major MoodWhiplash into the film.
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* NightmareFuel: The suicide epidemics, when we see several bodies lying on the ground with puddles of blood streaming from their heads. Later on, the scene where [[spoiler:Betty kills herself]] is VERY disturbing. Whatever {{Narm Charm}} the movie had until that point is [[MoodWhiplash thoroughly washed away]]. [[spoiler:Fortunately, she is brought back to life at the end.]]
* SnarkBait: Very nearly got chosen for ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' and finally got featured on ''Podcast/{{Rifftrax}}'' years later. The cheap special effects, oddball alien costumes, weird little details like the aliens communicating by telepathy, and the general cheesy atmosphere of TheSeventies make it entertainingly campy. But as pointed out above, the suicide subplot is rather dark and takes away some of the fun.
* SnarkBait: Very nearly got chosen for ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' and finally got featured on ''Podcast/{{Rifftrax}}'' years later. The cheap special effects, oddball alien costumes, weird little details like the aliens communicating by telepathy, and the general cheesy atmosphere of TheSeventies make it entertainingly campy. But as pointed out above, the suicide subplot is rather dark and takes away some of the fun.
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* NightmareFuel: The suicide epidemics, when we see several bodies lying on the ground with puddles of blood streaming from their heads. Later on, the scene where [[spoiler:Betty kills herself]] is VERY disturbing. Whatever {{Narm Charm}} the movie had until that point is [[MoodWhiplash thoroughly washed away]]. [[spoiler:Fortunately, she is brought back to life at the end.]]
* SnarkBait: Very nearly got chosen for ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' and finally got featured on ''Podcast/{{Rifftrax}}'' years later. The cheap special effects, oddball alien costumes, weird little details like the aliens communicating by telepathy, and the general cheesy atmosphere of TheSeventies make it entertainingly campy. But as pointed out above, the suicide subplot is rather dark and takes away some of the fun.]]
* SnarkBait: Very nearly got chosen for ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' and finally got featured on ''Podcast/{{Rifftrax}}'' years later. The cheap special effects, oddball alien costumes, weird little details like the aliens communicating by telepathy, and the general cheesy atmosphere of TheSeventies make it entertainingly campy. But as pointed out above, the suicide subplot is rather dark and takes away some of the fun.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: [[spoiler:After spending nearly the entire film broken, the android repairs himself, walks through the base's corridors, approaches a Legion member from behind and knocks him out with ridiculous ease (reporting "Enemy eliminated."). He then switches a few buttons in the control room, reprogramming the enemy vessels from distance and causing them to collide with each other in huge explosions. There you go, the entire enemy fleet destroyed by a single man... well, machine.]]
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* SnarkBait: Very nearly got chosen for ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' and finally got featured on ''Podcast/{{Rifftrax}}'' years later. The cheap special effects, oddball alien costumes, weird little details like the aliens communicating by telepathy, and the general cheesy atmosphere of TheSeventies make it entertainingly campy. But as pointed out above, the suicide subplot is rather dark and subtracts from takes away some of the fun.
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* NightmareFuel: The suicide epidemics, when we see several bodies lying on the ground with puddles of blood streaming from their heads. Later on, the scene where [[spoiler:Betty kills herself]] is VERY disturbing. Whatever {{Narm Charm}} the movie had until that point is [[MoodWhiplash thoroughly washed away]]. [[spoiler:Fortunately, she is brought back to life at the end.]]
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* NightmareFuel: The suicide epidemics, when we see several bodies lying on the ground with puddles of blood streaming from their heads. Later on, the scene where [[spoiler:Betty kills herself]] is VERY disturbing. Whatever {{Narm Charm}} the movie had until that point is [[MoodWhiplash thoroughly washed away]]. [[spoiler:Fortunately, she is brought back to life at the end.]]]]
* SnarkBait: Very nearly got chosen for ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' and finally got featured on ''Podcast/{{Rifftrax}}'' years later. The cheap special effects, oddball alien costumes, weird little details like the aliens communicating by telepathy, and the general cheesy atmosphere of TheSeventies make it entertainingly campy. But as pointed out above, the suicide subplot is rather dark and subtracts from the fun.
* SnarkBait: Very nearly got chosen for ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' and finally got featured on ''Podcast/{{Rifftrax}}'' years later. The cheap special effects, oddball alien costumes, weird little details like the aliens communicating by telepathy, and the general cheesy atmosphere of TheSeventies make it entertainingly campy. But as pointed out above, the suicide subplot is rather dark and subtracts from the fun.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: [[spoiler:After spending nearly the entire film broken, the android repairs himself, walks through the base's corridors, approaches a Legion member from behind and knocks him out with ridiculous ease (reporting "Enemy eliminated."). He then switches a few buttons in the control room, reprogramming the enemy vessels from distance and causing them to collide with each other in huge explosions. There you go, the entire enemy fleet destroyed by a single man... well, machine.]]
* NightmareFuel: The suicide epidemics, when we see several bodies lying on the ground with puddles of blood streaming from their heads. Later on, the scene where [[spoiler:Betty kills herself]] is VERY disturbing. Whatever {{Narm Charm}} the movie had until that point is [[MoodWhiplash thoroughly washed away]]. [[spoiler:Fortunately, she is brought back to life at the end.]]
* NightmareFuel: The suicide epidemics, when we see several bodies lying on the ground with puddles of blood streaming from their heads. Later on, the scene where [[spoiler:Betty kills herself]] is VERY disturbing. Whatever {{Narm Charm}} the movie had until that point is [[MoodWhiplash thoroughly washed away]]. [[spoiler:Fortunately, she is brought back to life at the end.]]
