"The Day the Earth stood still" is the 20th Century Fox contemporary reinvention of the classic 1951. Keanu Reeves describes Klaatu, an alien whose arrival on our planet triggers a global upheaval. As governments and scientists race to unravel the mystery visitor's appearance, a woman (Jennifer Connelly) and her young step-son get caught up in its mission - and to understand the consequences of his self-described "Friend of the Earth."
Directed by: Scott Derrickson
Written by: David Scarpa
Cast: Keanu Reeves, Jennifer Connelly, Kathy Bates, Jaden Smith
Studio: Fox
Genre: Science-Fiction
Official Site: www.dtessmovie.com
Release Date: December 12, 2008 (wide)
Trailer: www.youtube.com
Written by: David Scarpa
Cast: Keanu Reeves, Jennifer Connelly, Kathy Bates, Jaden Smith
Studio: Fox
Genre: Science-Fiction
Official Site: www.dtessmovie.com
Release Date: December 12, 2008 (wide)
Trailer: www.youtube.com
Movie Trivia
- For the filming of Gort, Derrickson many opportunities to explore the nature, but a tribute faithful to the original is better. Weta Digital is creating the character.
- The alien technology has a biological basis instead of a mechanical, as a theory Derrickson foreigners, not all varieties are interested in the development of machines.
- A script describes the project as a four-legged robot "Totem", which stands after firing his weapon beam.
- For the filming of Gort, Derrickson many opportunities to explore the nature, but a tribute faithful to the original is better. Weta Digital is creating the character.
- The alien technology has a biological basis instead of a mechanical, as a theory Derrickson foreigners, not all varieties are interested in the development of machines.
- A script describes the project as a four-legged robot "Totem", which stands after firing his weapon beam.
World Release Date
10 Dec, 2008: Belgium, France
11 Dec, 2008: Austria, Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, South Korea
12 December, 2008: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Italy, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom
17 December, 2008: Egypt
19 Dec., 2008: Japan
26 Dec., 2008: Australia
January 8, 2009: Argentina
January 9, 2009: Brazil
10 Dec, 2008: Belgium, France
11 Dec, 2008: Austria, Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, South Korea
12 December, 2008: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Italy, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom
17 December, 2008: Egypt
19 Dec., 2008: Japan
26 Dec., 2008: Australia
January 8, 2009: Argentina
January 9, 2009: Brazil
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