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The Cars That Ate Paris/People is one of those weird Australian movies you watch and think, вЂњHuh, maybe it made sense to people in Australia.вЂќ It did, however, get a few balls rolling at home and abroad.

WeirвЂ™s budget only allowed for the destruction of a tiny fictional Australian town. 1) It was retitled The Cars That Ate People when it was released outside its native Australia, because you might otherwise be nonplussed that the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, and the Louvre arenвЂ™t getting destroyed by the cars in question. YouвЂ™ve never heard of it for two reasons.

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On the other side of the world, up and coming filmmaker Peter вЂњGreen Card but also Picnic at Hanging Rock and GallipoliвЂќ Weir was shooting a movie called The Cars That Ate Paris. Duel was later padded with extra footage to be long enough for a theatrical release, which is why we have this sweet poster:

In Duel, you can see a lot of what Spielberg will do in Sugarland Express and Jaws, his first feature films. Having established plausible deniability, he then negotiated it into a made-for-TV movie called Duel. Someone who read Playboy for the articles showed it to him, he insisted.

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As a young TV director, Spielberg stumbled across MathesonвЂ™s story among the tastefully naked ladies. In this instance, short fiction in Playboy about a psychotic trucker trying to run down a motorist. Although like most cool horror/sci-fi, you can trace it back further to something Richard Matheson wrote. Steven Spielberg and Peter Weir laid the groundwork in this remote corner of horror/sci-fi. In 1975, Griffith participated in a minor subgenre of a subgenre: killer cars as a subgenre of sentient AI/robot/objects as a subgenre of horror/sci-fi. We may never know.Д«ut GriffithвЂ™s most enduring contribution is a videogame he had nothing to do with. From this, you might guess better filmmakers could have made good movies from his scripts.

Griffith is best known for Little Shop of Horrors, which was a crappy Roger Corman movie before it was a Steve Martin movie adapted to a hit musical. I donвЂ™t know most of the movies based on GriffithвЂ™s scripts, but I can imagine what theyвЂ™re like based on the titles: It Conquered the World, Attack of the Crab Monsters, Ski Troop Attack, Beast from Haunted Cave, A Bucket of Blood, Not of This Earth (apparently the last two arenвЂ™t as terrible as the others). In the 50s and 60s, he was a go-to guy for producer Roger Corman when Corman needed a template for another crappy low-budget movie. Griffith he was responsible for one of the most perfect comedy videogames, he probably would have asked, вЂњWhatвЂ™s a videogame?вЂќ Griffith was a prolific screenwriter from a bygone era.

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It was later released for Microsoft Windows on October 28, 2016.If you had told Charles B.

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