With breath-taking imagery and Technicolor cinematography, it told about the ill-conceived mission of a group of five repressed Anglican-British nuns to a cliff-top Himalayan palace (with a village school and hospital infirmary) once used as a pleasure palace, to administer education, health care and other civilizing services to the backward and immoral natives.The superhero found Doc Ock in an abandoned waterfront warehouse where he was holding Mary Jane as hostage.Old-style wipes, fades o black and iris shots were numerous throughout.It was one of a number of Brooks' spoof-parody films beginning in the late 1960s that lampooned various genre films, tropes, formats and conventions.Muller made it clear to Lou Gans (Whit Bissell) that they were not hunting rabbits but human beings: "It's not the same thing.