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11-30-2006, 02:32 PM
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Without Warning 1980
I'm looking for other movies like Without Warning if not better, would anyone know any names of any other creature films with flying frisbee/sphere killers in them?
Has anyone seen the uncut version? I got it from midnight video however, it wasn't that gory when the teenagers are making out you don't see the flying creatures attack the kids or anything I felt some scenes were more cut than uncut, I just felt like something was missing and that there could have been more in it did anyone else feel this way after seeing the movie? 
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11-30-2006, 03:30 PM
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11-30-2006, 03:39 PM
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I Come in Peace (1990)
Dolph Lundgren vs an Alien with a killer frisbee thing pure trash, and as such, quite the good time.
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"I COME IN PIECE..."..."Yea, and you'll go in pieces!"
How about the Flying Guillotine and Master of the Flying Guillotine...good stuff there.
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I even submitted it for the HDC next 100 list
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