Yes, the power of aggression, my dear boy, brawn before brains
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David Innes:
Those prisoners look human. Dr. Abner Perry:
Yes, and they appear to be intellectually superior to our captors. I do find that interesting. They seem a pretty sub-human species yet the master race. David Innes:
Isn't that always the way? Dr. Abner Perry:
Yes, the power of aggression, my dear boy, brawn before brains
Those prisoners look human. Dr. Abner Perry:
Yes, and they appear to be intellectually superior to our captors. I do find that interesting. They seem a pretty sub-human species yet the master race. David Innes:
Isn't that always the way? Dr. Abner Perry:
Yes, the power of aggression, my dear boy, brawn before brains
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Those prisoners look human
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Yes
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And they appear to be intellectually superior to our captors
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I do find that interesting
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They seem a pretty subhuman species yet the master race
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Isn't that always the way
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Yes the power of aggression dear boy
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Brawn before brains
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Movie Summary
A Victorian era scientist and his assistant take a test run in their Iron Mole drilling machine and end up in a strange underground labyrinth ruled by a species of giant telepathic bird and full of prehistoric monsters and cavemen.
Actors
David Innes
Dr. Abner Perry
