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Subject: Another bad SF movie (Dark Star)
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From: Jim Aspnes <ASP%MIT-OZ@MIT-MC.ARPA>

Not to mention the spacesuit backpacks made out of white-painted TV dinner
trays.  Dark Star served its purpose well, though.  What other movie has
managed to trash so many SF conventions so well while maintaining a straight
face?  And I've never seen a talking dead character who was so realistically
senile ...

Jim
"Seargent Pinback, you are null data."