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A film poster for It Came from Beneath the Sea, contended as fair use.

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The title reads "IT CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA".

The "subtitle" reads:"Out of primordial depths to destroy the world!"

On the corner there are "KENNETH TOBEY", "FAITH DOMERGUE", "DONALD CURTIS" and some smaller text.

There are other smaller text.

See also It Came from Beneath the Sea.

[edit] Fair use in It Came from Beneath the Sea

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