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Star Trek Compare And Contrast
Nothing is more powerful than the magic of a first kiss. In both of the movies Forbidden Planet and Star Trek: By Any Other Name Altaira Morbius and Kelinda have never experienced a kiss before, but once they take part in planet Earth’s customs the flow of the movie changes entirely. Forbidden Planet was released in 1956 and directed by Fred M. Wilcox. Star Trek: By Any Other Name was released in 1968 and directed by Marc Daniels. Both movies were released around the same time the first man set foot on the moon, which was 1969. This was a perfect opportunity for both directors to attract Science Fiction fans. They made movies that involved the interactions between intergalactic life and humans from planet Earth. The main scenes that I grasped from both movies involved the kissing of the female characters. The first kiss is powerful and magical because it creates attraction, new physical sensations, and jealousy. …show more content…
J. Adams and Altaira Morbius. This exact kiss made Altaira leave her father, Dr. Morbius, who she had been living with on the abandoned planet since she was born. Before the kiss, Altaira was an obedient daughter. Altaira would follow everything her father wanted and would not want anything else other than to be happy. When the Commander came along and touched lips with Altaira, she began to be more attracted towards him. This attraction that she felt detracted from her relationship that she had with her father. The novelty of J.J. Adams and the kiss he gave captivated her into leaving the only world and family she has come to know since she was
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