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Science fiction films of the 1950s were cheesy popcorn fluff. The stories were pretty thin, and the special effects were a joke. Studios did not put major money behind science fiction films. When MGM made Forbidden Planet, they paid $100,000 just to build Robby the Robot. In 1956, $100,000 was a sizable chunk of change, and while it is easy to chuckle at the dialogue, Forbidden Planet was exploring the human condition and original sin. Today’s science fiction films look at race relations (District 9), prostitution (Firefly), and what makes humankind unique (Blade Runner), and they owe a debt to Forbidden Planet.

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A group of strippers and their (we assume) mustachioed bosses are under attack from the FAA for blinding pilots with a ginormous spotlight — and sexiness, of course.
The spotlight is affixed atop Bomb Shells Nude Cabaret. Southwest complained it is blinding its grizzled Sully Sullenbergers when they land in Dallas. The gentlemen’s lounge is housed near the southwest terminal of Love Field, a favorite airport of horny businessmen and about-to-be-assassinated presidents.
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A country already freaked out about nitwit teenagers with laser pointers causing hundreds to plummet to their deaths will now have another reason to hate strip clubs. Meanwhile, drunk pilots looking at porn on their laptops will soon wake up from their stupors to discover they followed the homing beacon to Bomb Shells and have landed on top of it. Perhaps then we’ll finally have a reason to be happy we’ve flown Southwest.

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