The Man from Planet X (1951) Synopsis

The reporter John Lawrence visits Dr. Robert Blane and learns that his friend, Prof. Elliot has discovered a new planet that is in route toward Earth and has moved to an observatory on the Burry Island to observe from a closer location. John heads to the Scottish island and is welcomed by Prof. Elliot's daughter Enid Elliot, who is now a beautiful young woman. They go to the observatory to meet Prof. Elliot and John finds Dr. Mears, who is his disaffection. When Enid returns home after driving John to an inn in the town, she has a flat tire and finds a spacecraft landed on the island with a weird alien inside that follows her home. While Prof. Elliot and John want to investigate the reason why the alien landed on Earth, Dr. Mears has second thoughts. What are the true intentions of the extraterrestrial being?—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The reporter John Lawrence visits Dr. Robert Blane and learns that his friend, Prof. Elliot has discovered a new planet that is in route toward Earth and has moved to an observatory on the Burry Island to observe from a closer location. John heads to the Scottish island and is welcomed by Prof. Elliot's daughter Enid Elliot, who is now a beautiful young woman. They go to the observatory to meet Prof. Elliot and John finds Dr. Mears, who is his disaffection. When Enid returns home after driving John to an inn in the town, she has a flat tire and finds a spacecraft landed on the island with a weird alien inside that follows her home. While Prof. Elliot and John want to investigate the reason why the alien landed on Earth, Dr. Mears has second thoughts. What are the true intentions of the extraterrestrial being?—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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