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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786302309775 Format: Color, HiFi Sound, NTSC ISBN: 6302309778 Label: Sony Pictures Manufacturer: Sony Pictures Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Sony Pictures Release Date: June 22, 1994 Running Time: 103 minutes Sales Rank: 23920 Studio: Sony Pictures Theatrical Release Date: November 20, 1964
Rating: - Classic SciFi
One of the great SciFi thrillers. A movie that may have been forgotten but it rate up there with classic like "The Time Machine". A must have for any real SciFi collector. Great price great delivery.
Rating: - A delight to watch
Sit down, grab your popcorn and enjoy this movie.
I will not disect this movie as other do....i dont care,,, as long
as the movie does its job of entertaining me without product placement and other things they do these days.
This movie has it all, science fiction, good acting, good effects,
monsters, thrills and chills. Loves it as a kid, loving it as a adult.
Rating: - My 5 year old boy enjoys this show very much.
I enjoyed this show as a kid and bought it for my children. My daughter has little interest in SciFi, but my son enjoys all the classics: Forbidden Plant, Them, Godzilla, etc. He watched this every day for several days: the true seal of approval. There is suspense and adventure and buggy monsters. What more would a boy want?
Rating: - Gibbs!
A famous American celebrity residing in the UK recently lamented the perfidy of the British worker after getting the builders in. Looking out the window at some builders doing up a shop across the street, I observe two men sitting drinking tea and one reading a paper. It was ever thus, as depicted in this film. The brilliant, if mercurial Professor Cavor pleads with his workers to watch the boiler harbouring his latest scientific discovery and they shrug off-handedly, engrossed as they are in a game of checkers. Needless to say the boiler explodes. It was America, of course, that inevitably boasted ... Read More
Rating: - A classic of it's kind - they don't make 'em like this now.
Where oh where to begin? The screenplay by "Quatermass" genius Nigel Kneale? The music by "Avengers" Laurie Johnson? Story by H.G. Wells, and special effects by Ray Harryhausen? With Lionel Jeffries as Cavor?
This was one of very very few big-budget science fiction films before "2001" made the genre "respectable". The adaptation turns Wells's political allegory into a standard action-adventure piece, with Martha Hyer thrown in as a putative romantic interest , but none of that detracts from the absolute charm of this film. Eminently watchable, with nothing unsuitable for all but the ... Read More
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