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THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN (1971) — DVD | Arthur Hill | David Wayne | James Olson | Rated G
An alien microorganism. One small town. Total extinction. Seventy-two hours.
When a satellite returns from space and the town of Piedmont, Arizona is found completely dead — every resident killed within minutes — a top-secret team of scientists code-named Wildfire is assembled in an underground laboratory to identify and neutralise the alien microorganism responsible before it spreads to the rest of humanity.
Directed by Robert Wise (West Side Story, The Sound of Music) and based on Michael Crichton’s debut novel, The Andromeda Strain is a model of sustained precision and mounting dread — one of the finest science fiction films ever made, and one that has only grown more relevant and unsettling as the decades pass.
It came from space. It killed a town. They had seventy-two hours to stop it going further.
Format: DVD | Color | English | Genre: Science Fiction / Thriller | Runtime: 131 minutes
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