The extended clips that were shown at The Con for THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL established that Klaatu, the extra-terrestrial played by Keanu Reeves whose come to warn us of our self-destructing ways, is one bad ass mofo. And the pics below show us that this sumbitch and what seems to be his crazy, spherical, organic ship mean business. And we haven’t even seen his mega-awesome robot Gort. The Earth stands still on December 12th.
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