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Tuesday, May 02, 2006

Film Review - Species

Species is a dramatisation of that period in the eighteenth century when so many of the earth’s creatures were found, identified and then classified. It’s really just a load of professorial types umming and ahhing before saying, “It’s a type of gibbon,” or something similar.

The denouement is a half-hour scene featuring three different experts disagreeing about a duck-billed platypus. Eventually, they class it as a type of spoon and agree not to tell anyone else about the creature, in case they get found out.


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