Season 18 · Episode 205
Episode 205: 18205 Herrmann - The Day the Earth Stood Still
The Day the Earth Stood Still stands as one of the earliest and greatest examples of film explori...
Classical Music Discoveries · Classical Music Discoveries
February 22, 202251m 32s
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The Day the Earth Stood Still stands as one of the earliest and greatest examples of film exploring the mystery and fear of alien contact, using it as an allegory for our mistrust of one another. With its flying saucer, all-powerful robot, and unnervingly calm humanoid alien, much of this movie feels surreal, and that unsettled feeling is encouraged by near-perfect music by Bernard Herrmann, underscoring its action.
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