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Running Time
2:12
Genre
SciFi
Opened in Theaters
Wednesday, November 16th, 1977
Directed by
Steven Spielberg
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Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Academy Award® Winner
Several Americans are drawn to a remote corner of the U.S. where aliens land in their spaceship and communicate with U.S. officials.

PG
some intense sci-fi action, mild language and thematic elements

Starring Richard Dreyfuss, Francois Truffaut, Teri Garr...  View more >

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[--- See Now! ---]by George Jobson VIP MemberOct 4, 2007

1977 was a great year for Science Fiction movies. First "Star Wars" came out in May 1977. And by the time December 1977 came around, "Star Wars" may still be in theatres. The film was probaby replaced with this movie directed by Steven Spielberg on aliens visiting the planet. Richard Dreyfuss plays a guy who believe that aliens had arrived ans in the process, he lost his family. The film had great special effects of alien vessels floating on the highway and in the end, when we get a glimpse of the aliens. The film was perfect along with a great music score that carries the movie. Even a cameo by Francois Truffaut didn't hurt either. A real classic. 




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