A scene for Birmingham, Alabama, September 16, 1963 with a tripod or a 1960 Pontiac

Rating: 10/10 (19 September 2015)

The best scene was The first Tripod attack and the trumpet noise in the movie was the best affect. And the lasers zapping people was another scene. One terrible thought would be someone like Eugene "Bull" Conner face a 1960 Pontiac Catalina 2-Dr. Sedan and inside was a scary, soul sister named ESTHER STARKWEATHER who operates the '60 Pontiac and the lasers come out of the parking lights and inboard headlights and zap the blazes out of Gene Conner & his group. However the best part is the noise from the tripods. I would like to have one in a watch alarm & use it at a bar during closing time & when it's time to leave the tripod trumpet tells his owner it's time to go home. That comes in handy when it's time for the crowd to shut up & listen. This is my first time being back on reviews. I like that movie because of the trumpet noise for the tripod machine. From Marcus Brainard