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In Reply to: Oh, how I hate lists like this! posted by Audiophilander on October 1, 2005 at 19:06:43:
...etc...but you're right, of course, they're really annoying, especially when others pick out obvious ommissons that you yourself had completely forgotton!!
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One fav of mine that's rarely mentioned is the Hammer film, the Reptile, which is about as good as Hammer got, with all the right ingrediants...
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...I must have seen them all - what a wonderful heritage, Hammer films left!
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were also good Hammer films, released in 1955 & 57, respectively.
Jeff,
I'm a 50s "Golden Age" sci-fi fan, some others that I recommend, if you haven't seen
them, are:
1-The Man From Planet X;
2-When Worlds Collide;
3- The Day the Earth Stood Still;
4- The Thing From Another World;
5-It Came From Outer Space;
6-Them!;
7-This Island Earth;
8-Invasion of the Body Snatchers;
9-Forbidden Planet;
10-Earth Vs The Flying Saucers;
11-Fiend Without A Face;
12-20 Million Miles To Earth;
13-20,000 Leagues Under Sea;
14-The Incredible Shrinking Man;
15-The Blob;
16-The Angry Red Planet.
17- The 4-D Man.
Reviews available at www.imdb.com.
~AH
Hi, Just a line to say that, coincidentally, my local supermarket have just brought in the line of Hammer films on DVD - including The Reptile and The Quatermass Experiment (Monster).
Of course, I couldn't resist...pop-corn night at home tonight!
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..I remember seeing the first Quatermass series (before the films were made) on the BBC when I was a kid - very frightening!
I believe I've seen all on your list, being a total sci-fi film freak, especially the '50s.
My favourites on your list are Invasion of the Boy Snatchers (the scene where Kevin & the girl are walking through the town of 'zombies' and she sees the dog run across the path of a car...)
The Incredible Shrinking Man with it's uncompromising end.
Them! the best of the 'giant radioactive insect' movies...
And the classic, Forbidden Planet.
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You're welcome. Would like to add "The Black Scorpion" to that list
of recommendations. This film has the honor of Willis O'Brien
effects; btw, the giant spider in the cavern is one from King Kong-1933. The producers of KK deleted the giant spider-man eating
scene because they felt it was so horrific(due customer responses)
that it distracted attention from the big ape! Subsequently that
deleted footage was lost, so it is a thrill to see one of those
giant spidies! ~AH
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As apart of the upcoming restored version of "King Kong" some stills of the spider sequence will be included.
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~AH
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