“That looks good.”
C’mon slap her on the behind. She did a good job.
No. I’m not. Yeah. I’m shocked too. I didn’t see Forbidden Planet until a few years ago.
Have you seen the remake then? What about the '80s TV series?
All this technology and it can’t sense the presence of sweaty ape persons.
Yes. I’ve seen the Spielberg film. There was an 80s TV series?
Is that a puppet or a dude in a rubber suit running around?
Looks a little like E.T.
Eliot!
Slap her!
Always works.
I saw a ‘Sir’ in the credits. My guess is, he’s doing the voice-over.
ETA: Commentary (voice) (as Sir Cedric Hardwicke)
Yep. I was right.
“Let’s see why they found you so interesting.”
zoom W.T.F.
That Flying Wing was impressive.
Alright. Where is my lead suit? Can this effect us through the TV screen?
“The Martians can destroy the Earth in 6 days.”
“Same amount it took to create it.”
stunned faces
Ouch. I think I hurt myself laughing at that part.
Especially egregious, since in the book and other media, they use human blood to grow the red weed.
No one remembers it but me. Le sigh. 
Yeah, it was a de facto sequel of this movie. It also tied in Wells’ original story and Orson Welles’ radio broadcast. It was very original and somewhat shockingly gory for the time. And then it got neutered by the network and went south quickly.
Dude in a suit
BOOM /Ivanova
This part reminds me of ‘Independence Day’. It’s almost frame-for-frame exact.
The part at the end about “God’s wisdom” always makes me chuckle.
Apparently God likes His Earthling creations more than His Martian ones. 
hehe
The kid eating the ice cream from the turned over cart.
Depending whom you ask, it’s either an homage or a blatant rip-off. 
The Earth is the center of the universe. Don’t you know that? No one may expect the Inquistion, but it’s never around when you need. it.
How would you react in this situation? You know, aliens attack etc.