Do you remember a little movie from sometime in the 70s, about a planet where it rains every day but one day out of like ten years. A girl moves to the planet and I think she had lived in space and had never seen the sun at all, or something. A boy at school likes her and also resents her. On the big day of the sun, everyone goes outside - I remember clearly the scene with even the stern teacher kicking off her high heels and reading in the grass - but the boy locks the girl inside the school. She doesn't get to see the sun. The last scene was the two of them in the rain, and he's hugging her as she weeps.

I was made to see this a long time ago and it traumatized me for a while. Does anyone remember seeing this?

Carl are yoy talking about "All Summer in a Day"? It's from 1982 and based on a Ray Bradbury story.

Edited January 24, 201114 yr by SoapBoy94

Yes, that must be it. 70s and early 80s run together for me, as the late 60s and early 70s do. Thanks. I don't think I can ever watch that again though.

Edited January 24, 201114 yr by CarlD2

Sorry, I just realized I called you Carly in my first post, LOL!

Yeah, it was like a PBS special/movie. Very, very creepy. As is the story.

Ray Bradbury writes some weird shitt lol.

There was another thing, I'm wondering if anyone ever saw it, it ran on a weekend in syndication in the mid-80s (I miss 80s TV! They had great new shows and good reruns too). It was some version of the old story about the man whose entire body became a tattoo. What was that anthology show?

There was another thing, I'm wondering if anyone ever saw it, it ran on a weekend in syndication in the mid-80s (I miss 80s TV! They had great new shows and good reruns too). It was some version of the old story about the man whose entire body became a tattoo. What was that anthology show?

I believe you're thinking of The Illustrated Man. If not exactly, that's the Bradbury book where a collection of stories are loosely framed by that.

I haven't seen the film, but have read the book. The story The Rocket Man inspired the song of the same name.

If you want weird Bradbury stuff, here's The October Game. Actually, it's perfectly plausible and not even science fiction. Warning for those with weak stomachs.

Yes, Carl. I was about to come post what Titus said as well. I think you are thinking of The Illustrated Man.

Bradbury is one of my fave authors.

Carl, I thought you knew about this thing, see, it's called youtube?

I Killed My Mother (J'ai tué ma mère) & Buddy Boy. If you haven't seen these films, your life is incomplete.

Carl, I thought you knew about this thing, see, it's called youtube?

It's tough to Youtube "depressing movie from 30 years ago you don't remember the title of"...

Life As A House

It's easily in my top 5 fav movies. Kevin Kine is wonderful.