Or "sounds like a child who's gone to bed hungry." Or something like that. Can't recall the exact words, but for some reason I find that one line creepier than anything else in the whole film.
"The storm cannot be stopped, but it can be survived.'"
I find that scene creepier than anything in the 1982 film.
shareIn a earlier script draft for "The Thing" at one point they turn on the intercom in the green house and can actually hear the plants wailing!
shareI believe the line is:"It sounds like the wail of a newborn child that's hungry." And yes, that is a very creepy part of the movie.
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That scene always gives me the shivers. When the scientist takes the stethoscope away from the wailing pod, he has to turn his back and move off a few paces before he says that line. He is truly shaken. That is a wonderful bit of directing and acting.
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