- THX is the acronym for Tomlinson Holman Experiment, the standard name of this digital sound effect comes from this film.
- Because Lucas likes to master the shooting and production of the work, which angered Hollywood, Warner Bros. edited "THX1138" beyond recognition in 1972, and then threw the copy in some B-class theaters.
- The number 1138 in the film later appeared in George Lucas' movie " Star Wars ".
- In the film, a voice actor improvised "I think I ran past a wookiee", which later became the name of a race in "Star Wars".
- The restored version of the film was released in May 2004. This version has not only been digitally restored in terms of image and sound, but also reapplied the method used by Lucas in the special edition of the "Star Wars" trilogy: "New Correction Method" ". Some brand-new movie clips are interspersed in the film, and the background images have been digitally enhanced, such as the addition of huge cities and massive crowds.
THX 1138 behind the scenes gags
2021-12-21 08:01
Extended Reading
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Sarai 2022-04-20 09:01:48
Hard sci-fi movies, the future is only a medium, and it is about human nature. Except for the particles and some equipment, the images in 1973 can’t be seen from that era. Lucas’s Virgo is full of tension in connotation, but the plot is a bit boring. .
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Reagan 2022-03-27 09:01:09
The content of the dialogue is very pretentious, so I don't know what to say. If I was trapped here, I would have escaped. If you look at the time, you will understand. Everyone who catches up with the sci-fi trend will have a share of the pie. Personally, I have no idea about this genre. The scene of climbing out of the well and seeing the sun again is very familiar, the white environment is good, it feels mysterious and dreamy and boundless,
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Chrome Robot: [Final words] We have to go back. This is your last chance to return with us. You have nowhere to go. You cannot survive outside the city shell. We only want to help you. This is your last chance.
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OMM: Thou art a subject of the divine, created in the image of man, by the masses, for the masses.