It Came from Outer Space
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This is Sand Rock, Arizona,
on a late evening
in early spring.
It's a nice town,
knowing its past...
and sure
ofits future,
as it makes ready for the night
and the predictable morning.
The desert blankets
the earth, cooling,
resting for the fight
with tomorrow's sun.
And in my house
near the town,
we're also sure
ofthe future,
so very sure.
Hmm, 12:
00 sharp.Trying to get rid of me ?.
'Cause if you are,
it won't do you any good.
Well, I wouldn't
want people to talk.
Let them.
They do it anyway.
You know, I think it must be
What money ?.
Well, I got
a check today.
Oh,Johnny !
You sold another article.
Got enough to finish
the outside of the house.
All the comforts
of home.
To think of the time
I wasted living in the city.
It's nice out here.
Question is, would you keep
this up if we were married ?.
Course not,
soon as I got your name
on the marriage certificate,
I wouldn't have
to do it anymore.
Let's go see what
the stars have to say.
I already know
your horoscope.
You know who the stars say
a man born under your sign
should marry ?.
No. Who ?.
Me !. I'm a Scorpio.
A Scorpio always gets along
well with a Sagittarius.
Really ?.
Mm-hmm !
What else do they say ?.
Oh, a Sagittarius
is philosophical,
very positive
and has a blithe,
happy-go-lucky manner,
Would starve if someone
didn't come along to make
him a meal occasionally.
And is quite helpless
in certain situations.
Come here.
Look at my stars.
Tell me if they say
whether a Sagittarius
"Starlight, star bright,
first star I've seen tonight,
"I wish I may,
I wish I might,
have the wish
I wish tonight."
have the wish
I wish tonight."
What was that ?.
A meteor.
One of the biggest !
C-Can you see it ?.
Yeah.
Yeah, there it is.
It's by the old
Excelsior Mine.
You're crazy.
He's dead serious.
Didn't you even hear it ?.
I didn't hear nothin' till
you came bangin' on my door.
Look !
Oh, it's beautiful !
Come on, come on.
Let's go down.
All right, all right.
Keep your shirt on.
Holy cow !
Brother, that's
really somethin'.
It's the biggest thing
that's ever happened
in our time.
I'm gonna take
a closer look.
Oh, be careful,John !
Go ahead,
be a hero.
We'll take our chances.
Who said
anything about you ?.
You stay right here.
Yeah, bu--
You look after Pete.
This is where Pete's
gonna be, right here.
Johnny ! Johnny !
Wait a minute !
You stay here !
John !
I'm all right, Pete !
Down here !
Areya all right ?
Yeah, I'm all right.
Come on, let's get outta here.
Maybe you'll listen
to me next time.
John ! John,
are you all right ?.
Johnny ?. Johnny ?.
Yeah, yeah,
I wasn't hurt, Ellen.
Well, then, what's the matter ?.
There was
something down there.
Boy, you're not kiddin'.
A couple of tons of earth
that almost hit ya.
No, no, that's
not what I mean.
Well, what do you mean ?.
What was it
you saw down there ?.
I'm not sure.
Some kind of a ship,
I think.
A what ?.
A ship !
What kind of a ship ?.
I don't know.
It's like nothing
we've ever seen before.
Something must have hit this guy
in the head. Come on !
It was there !
Part of it was showing.
You've been up in
the stars too long !
Let's get outta here.
It was like a huge ball
rammed there in the crater.
This is no place to
hold a conversation. Let's go
before it starts falling again.
All right, all right.
I'm not crazy
and I'm not imagining.
I tell you
I saw this thing.
Oh, brother.
I saw an open port way.
So what was inside ?.
Well, something.
Then the door slammed shut
and started the landslide.
That figures.
Come on.
Pete, will ya listen to me ?.
I did. I let maniacs
drag me off in the middle
of the night.
Now, on top of that, I get
rocket ships thrown at me.
[Pete ]
Uh-oh, here they come
to find out what happened.
Oh, please, don't tell them
what you told us.
Ellen, I-- I tell ya,
I could've touched it.
But, Johnny, please.
You're not gonna tell
those people ya saw Martians
What would ya say if I had
I'd say, hold 'im
for a circus.
And I'd say, wait
and find out what
they're doing here first.
Ellen, you don't
believe me either.
Oh, I--
I don't know.
That's Ellen and Putnam.
There's Pete's copter.
Hi !
Hey, what's goin'on ?
How longyou been up here ?
What happened ?.
I'll tell ya what happened.
Johnny !
It's a meteor. Johnny says the
biggest one that ever hit us.
It must have been.
I felt it clear down
to my shoes.
It lit up the sky like
the end of all creation.
It was no meteor.
No meteor ?.
What's the
amateur astronomer's
point ofview ?.
There's some kind
of a ship down there.
A ship ?.
Don't ask me what kind,
'cause I don't know.
Oh, you mean from one of those
stars you write about ?. Or the
kind that Pete here operates ?.
I tell you the evidence
This may be the biggest
thing that's ever happened.
Ifyou're smart, you'll get
this whole area sealed off until
we know what we're up against.
You see it, Ellen ?.
No, but ifJohn says
he saw it--
He could be mistaken.
You, Pete ?.
I tell you, from its size
and appearance, this thing
came from outer space.
I even have reason
to believe that... there's
some form of life in it.
Must have been traveling
pretty fast to hit the earth
that hard and stay in one piece.
That's right !
And even if it was
in one piece...
would anyone still walk around
after a concussion like that ?.
I'm just askin',
Johnny.
Wanna make sure
I quote you right
for the paper.
I'll take you home, Ellen.
Oh, never mind, Matt.
I'll be all right.
Don't tell me you're
goin' back to Sand Rock.
When Loring gets through
printin' that statement
ofyours in his paper,
they won't let you
walk around out in the open.
Oh, you too, Pete ?.
We need help, not lectures.
Come on, Ellen.
Isn't there anyone
who would want to help ?.
the Wayne Observatory ?. You've
done a lot ofwork with him.
Yeah. I'll call him
as soon as we get back.
Hey, slow down.
Johnny ?.
Those fools !
Oh, you can't
really blame them.
But I did see it.
I even saw some kind
of tracks.
I can't be just
imagining it !
I'm thinking ofyou,Johnny.
And people talking
behind your back and laughing.
before. Even your
old friend, the sheriff.
Oh, Matt didn't mean
anything by it.
He's known me all my life.
You know how he looks after me.
I don't blame any of'em.
Can I prove it ?.
Even to myself ?.
Well, maybe ifwe really
do find something--
You really have to,
Johnny ?.
I have to, Ellen.
You better keep out of it
for a while though.
Wouldn't want them
laughing at you.
Look !
What's that ?.
What was that ?.
I don't know.
Did you hit it ?.
I'll see.
Keep the motor running,
Johnny, please !
Yeah.
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