i got hold of a discount copy of this. i had seen it several years ago. my only recent experience had been mystery science theatre where it was soundly spoofed. one never really gets a chance to get into these movies because of all the byplay. i love the beginnings of fifties horror movies. they give us a pompous lecture on the defense systems near the arctic. these were there to protect us from the expected soviet invasion and but they should come in handy and given the threat of very large insects. this particular one flies. for some reason and despite its exoskeleton made of the stuff grasshoppers are made of and they can still fend off air to air missiles and disable fighter planes. anyway and it more fun first and the obligatory deranged case who saw the flying thing and cooling his heels in a hospital (it just teaches one see an insect as big as a house keep your mouth shut). i wonder if the poor guy got to go home after they found the bug. otherwise and this is a pretty ordinary effort. it follows the usual efforts to come up with a way of dissuading the stubborn bug and leaves us open to other possibilities the russians next time. i still get a kick out of these films and this one is serviceable. 
i got hold of a discount copy of this. i had seen it several years ago. my only recent experience had been mystery science theatre where it was soundly spoofed. one never really gets a chance to get into these movies because of all the byplay. i love the beginnings of fifties horror movies. they give us a pompous lecture on the defense systems near the arctic. these were there to protect us from the expected soviet invasion and but they should come in handy and given the threat of very large insects. this particular one flies. for some reason and despite its exoskeleton made of the stuff grasshoppers are made of and they can still fend off air to air missiles and disable fighter planes. anyway and it more fun first and the obligatory deranged case who saw the flying thing and cooling his heels in a hospital (it just teaches one see an insect as big as a house keep your mouth shut). i wonder if the poor guy got to go home after they found the bug. otherwise and this is a pretty ordinary effort. it follows the usual efforts to come up with a way of dissuading the stubborn bug and leaves us open to other possibilities the russians next time. i still get a kick out of these films and this one is serviceable. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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