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Please help me translate this English text into Dutch: Basically "It Conquered the World" is the original "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" meets "The Day the Earth Stood Still"  and the quality of those two movies only underscores how pitiful this one looks by comparison. I'll give Roger Corman credit for being the best director who ever regularly worked at American International  not that that's saying much for him  and for at least attempting to work serious political and social commentary into a few of his movies, including this one. Ideologically, "It Conquered the World" is a hard-Right propaganda piece (much the way John Carpenter's 1983 "They Live" took the central premise of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" and used it for liberal-Left propaganda) in which the Venusian strategy for conquering the world is exactly what the Right of the time said the Communists were doing  targeting political, scientific and military leaders, recruiting them and using them to subvert the country by stealth  and Lee Van Cleef's character is clearly supposed to be what the Right of the time called a "Com-Symp," someone who wasn't an active Communist but so dangerously iconoclastic he was easy prey and all too willing to do their dirty work.
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'It Conquered the World' is in feite de originele 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers'-versie van 'The Day the Earth Stood Still', en de kwaliteit van die twee films onderstreept alleen maar hoe meelijwekkend deze eruitziet. Ik moet Roger Corman nageven dat hij de beste regisseur is die ooit voor American International heeft gewerkt  niet dat hem dat veel zegt  en dat hij tenminste een poging heeft gedaan om serieus politiek en sociaal commentaar te verwerken in een paar van zijn films, waaronder deze. Ideologisch gezien is 'It Conquered the World' een hardvochtig propagandastuk (zoals John Carpenters 'They Live' uit 1983 de centrale premisse nam van 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers').