And this film marked the first significant film role, and probably her career-best effort, for beautiful actress Judy Garland sinceThe Wizard of Oz (1939).Activate it, and we become nothing.Leave it, and its very presence will ensure that at least we remain something, and may become something better.One of the film""s underlying objectives was to portray he threatening German military leaders as incompetent and bungling, deluded, frightened of their leader, vulnerable, stupid and foolish.With the power back on, Link (in theNebuchadnezzar) was gravely concerned that the alarm systems would be triggered: "As soon as they open that door, it""s all over.