Maybe I just have an overactive imagination and made the whole thing up.
February 17, 2006 11:23 PM   RSS feed for this thread Subscribe

Reminded by this post: Please help me identify a movie that I only recall having seen years and year (like, 15 or so) ago.

I freely admit that I have very little to go on, more a vague image of a particular scene in the movie, and absolutely no idea as to what the deuce the plot may have been about. I saw it as a child, so it's not too likely some crazy wild gory violent movie, but I honestly don't know. Anyhow, here goes.

The scene that I remember involved someone, I think a girl (although I'm nowhere near sure) painting or drawing a figure on the ground in some building of sorts. It may have been out in space, but it also might have been deep underwater. All I remember is that outside of the building was some sort of hazardous environment. Anyhow, (s)he draws a butterfly-like figure on the ground, and then it comes out of the ground, flaps its wings a few times in front of her/him, and then bursts out one of the nearby windows. Possibly (s)he gets sucked out after it, but I'm a bit shaky on that.

And that's all I remember. I've been curious about this for a few years now, and in the post above the image for the tenth movie (Phantasm, apparently) reminds of that scene... but I'm pretty sure that they have nothing to do with each other.
posted by vernondalhart to media & arts (3 comments total)
Supergirl. And I think it's a dragonfly she draws.
posted by hades at 12:05 AM on February 18, 2006


The plot point is that some Item of Power (the "Omegahedron", her home world's power source, according to IMDB) gets sucked out of the hole and falls to Earth somehow, and so she has to go retrieve it. I don't remember much about the rest of the movie, but I do remember Peter O'Toole looking stoned out of his mind for all his scenes.
posted by hades at 12:16 AM on February 18, 2006


Well, that answers that question that's been nagging me for years. Thanks!
posted by vernondalhart at 10:41 AM on February 18, 2006


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