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So a long time ago, it must have been the late eighties/ early nineties I watched a film on the television. The only scene I remember clearly was when the hero is on a desert like planet. Massive great big spherical rocks were flying into a tunnel in which a machine remelted them and reformed them back into spheres. They were then fired back out of the tunnel. I don't know why.

Then the next bit I remember was that the man went down the tunnel (it was very dangerous to do so) and climbed on to the gantry and took a hammer to the controlling computer and tried to destroy it. But every piece he smashed off floated out a little way but then floated back into place. The machine was indestructible and self repairing/healing.

This has been bugging me now for a couple of years. No one knows what I am on about!

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So a long time ago, it must have been the late eighties/ early nineties I watched a film on the television. The only scene I remember clearly was when the hero is on a desert like planet. Massive great big spherical rocks were flying into a tunnel in which a machine remelted them and reformed them back into spheres. They were then fired back out of the tunnel. I don't know why.

Then the next bit I remember was that the man went down the tunnel (it was very dangerous to do so) and climbed on to the gantry and took a hammer to the controlling computer and tried to destroy it. But every piece he smashed off floated out a little way but then floated back into place. The machine was indestructible and self repairing/healing.

This has been bugging me now for a couple of years. No one knows what I am on about!

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So a long time ago, it must have been the late eighties/ early nineties I watched a film on the television. The only scene I remember clearly was when the hero is on a desert like planet. Massive great big spherical rocks were flying into a tunnel in which a machine remelted them and reformed them back into spheres. They were then fired back out of the tunnel. I don't know why.

Then the next bit I remember was that the man went down the tunnel (it was very dangerous to do so) and climbed on to the gantry and took a hammer to the controlling computer and tried to destroy it. But every piece he smashed off floated out a little way but then floated back into place. The machine was indestructible and self repairing/healing.

This has been bugging me now for a couple of years. No one knows what I am on about!

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