Cordwainer Fish
Imp. Int. Scout Svc. (Dishon. Ret.)
Is Wings of Honneamise SF? I could probably argue both yes and no...So Quintet gets by on “imagined alternative universe”
(Which is a good thing! That's how you find out where the border is.)
Is Wings of Honneamise SF? I could probably argue both yes and no...So Quintet gets by on “imagined alternative universe”
Yeah, it’s borderline, isn’t it? I’m honestly not sure but would incline towards no.Is Wings of Honneamise SF? I could probably argue both yes and no...
(Which is a good thing! That's how you find out where the border is.)
Yeah I really like Phase IV. Nicely creepy and does a great job with its low budget and its concept.Another gem, that was serious freakout material, was "Phase IV." It was also a mid to late '70s Sunday afternoon frequent flyer, plus on late night TV in the '80s.
Phase IV only goes full SF at the end, of which there are at least two versions, one more grounded and one wildly fantastic.
As far as I know, only the more grounded ending has been shown with the film, so I imagine that is the one you saw. The original, wilder ending has only been shown at special viewings.Wait, what?!!
I’ve only seen one ending, which is kind of a psychedelic “we’ve reached an understanding” resolution. (Trying to be vague here.)
Is that the normal one, or the sci-fi one?
If that's the case then I'm quite surprised. The ending that I remember from TV, as a kid, was pretty psychedelic.As far as I know, only the more grounded ending has been shown with the film, so I imagine that is the one you saw. The original, wilder ending has only been shown at special viewings.
I've only seen fragments of the original ending, but it involves tiny humans and huge ants.If that's the case then I'm quite surprised. The ending that I remember from TV, as a kid, was pretty psychedelic.

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