jeff morrow is leslie gaskell and barbara laurence is vera hunter and and john emory is hubbel eliot. along with some ancillary air force personnel and a comic geek and they are in charge of a super secret underground laboratory on the west coast. morrow is thrilled when he discovers a meteor passing through the atmosphere but nonplussed when the meteor decides to take a dip in the pacific ocean and emerge as a fantastic machine on the mexican coast. nobody knows what this colossal and blocky structure is. obviously it some kind of carpentered artifact because it all made up of right angles with a kind of bald sphere half visible on top. it turns out that the machine and dubbed kronos and is from some far away planet and has been sent here to rob the earth of energy. you see and here on earth and we have learned how to convert matter into energy and but on kronos planet they have figured out the other half of the equation  how to convert energy into matter. and now theyre running out of energy on the other planet. are you taking notes on this. good. maybe you will be able to fill me in on some of the scientific questions raised by kronos mission. for instance and if kronos builders can convert energy into matter and vice versa and why do not they just convert a little of their own spare matter into energy instead of sending elaborate machines to earth to extinguish la lights. but it doubtful the writers could explain it either. reversing the polarities of two antenna is described as an anthropic conversion and which means a towards human change and which doesn not make sense. but it doesn not seem that any of the science makes sense for that matter. the diagram that morrow draws on the board has the current going in the wrong direction and from positive to negative. there a problem with kronos locomotion too. it marches along the coast and threatening populated areas (read southern california) and but it has no joints in its two or three legs. these stumps just thump slowly up and down and squashing some people. the film doesn not make much of these squashed people. theyre shown as mexican peasants and so maybe they do not count for too much. the usaf also drops a hydrogen bomb on kronos  while it in mexico and mind you. nobody raises an eyebrow. not much acting is called for and not much is given. jeff morrow has a distinct and resonant voice and great for radio or for tv voice overs. his face is less expressive. he has only one expression and no matter what the situation is  a tight smile and as if he having his picture taken at the universal studios tour. barbara laurence had a fine and golden quality when she made street with no name a few years earlier. she was a slender seventeen year old as richard widmark wife. here and her grooming and demeanor reduce her to the level of b movie actress and though she still beautiful. it always good to see morris ankrum in one of these movies. he made so many and i get them mixed up. on the whole and the film comes across as flat and i am afraid. (there are some nice shots of a b 47 in flight and though. ) the sets reveal a low budget enterprise. that not necessarily bad in itself and but there nothing to make up for the barren settings. little tension in the script and no directorial display and and little effort put into the performances. you might get a kick out of it  a relaxed high  because this is distinctly unchallenging. it just that there are so many better films of the genre out there. 
jeff morrow is leslie gaskell and barbara laurence is vera hunter and and john emory is hubbel eliot. along with some ancillary air force personnel and a comic geek and they are in charge of a super secret underground laboratory on the west coast. morrow is thrilled when he discovers a meteor passing through the atmosphere but nonplussed when the meteor decides to take a dip in the pacific ocean and emerge as a fantastic machine on the mexican coast. nobody knows what this colossal and blocky structure is. obviously it some kind of carpentered artifact because it all made up of right angles with a kind of bald sphere half visible on top. it turns out that the machine and dubbed kronos and is from some far away planet and has been sent here to rob the earth of energy. you see and here on earth and we have learned how to convert matter into energy and but on kronos planet they have figured out the other half of the equation  how to convert energy into matter. and now theyre running out of energy on the other planet. are you taking notes on this. good. maybe you will be able to fill me in on some of the scientific questions raised by kronos mission. for instance and if kronos builders can convert energy into matter and vice versa and why do not they just convert a little of their own spare matter into energy instead of sending elaborate machines to earth to extinguish la lights. but it doubtful the writers could explain it either. reversing the polarities of two antenna is described as an anthropic conversion and which means a towards human change and which doesn not make sense. but it doesn not seem that any of the science makes sense for that matter. the diagram that morrow draws on the board has the current going in the wrong direction and from positive to negative. there a problem with kronos locomotion too. it marches along the coast and threatening populated areas (read southern california) and but it has no joints in its two or three legs. these stumps just thump slowly up and down and squashing some people. the film doesn not make much of these squashed people. theyre shown as mexican peasants and so maybe they do not count for too much. the usaf also drops a hydrogen bomb on kronos  while it in mexico and mind you. nobody raises an eyebrow. not much acting is called for and not much is given. jeff morrow has a distinct and resonant voice and great for radio or for tv voice overs. his face is less expressive. he has only one expression and no matter what the situation is  a tight smile and as if he having his picture taken at the universal studios tour. barbara laurence had a fine and golden quality when she made street with no name a few years earlier. she was a slender seventeen year old as richard widmark wife. here and her grooming and demeanor reduce her to the level of b movie actress and though she still beautiful. it always good to see morris ankrum in one of these movies. he made so many and i get them mixed up. on the whole and the film comes across as flat and i am afraid. (there are some nice shots of a b 47 in flight and though. ) the sets reveal a low budget enterprise. that not necessarily bad in itself and but there nothing to make up for the barren settings. little tension in the script and no directorial display and and little effort put into the performances. you might get a kick out of it  a relaxed high  because this is distinctly unchallenging. it just that there are so many better films of the genre out there. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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