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List Price: $14.95Price: $3.80 You Save: $11.15 (75%)Prices subject to change.
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9780792850533
Format: Black & White, Closed-captioned, DVD-Video, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC
ISBN: 079285053X
Label: MGM (Video & DVD)
Manufacturer: MGM (Video & DVD)
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: MGM (Video & DVD)
Region Code: 1
Release Date: August 28, 2001
Running Time: 69 minutes
Sales Rank: 24941
Studio: MGM (Video & DVD)
Theatrical Release Date: 1958-08
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Editorial Review:
Amazon.com:
It! The Terror from Beyond Space can be enjoyed on two levels. On the one hand, science fiction vet Jay Bixby (story credit for Fantastic Voyage, episodes of Star Trekand The Twilight Zone) has penned a tight screenplay that clocks in at less than 70 minutes. In the action you'll see precursors to Alien and other modern science fiction classics. On the other hand, you've got the pleasures of The Future As Envisioned in 1958 (Hey look! Female crew members! Wait a minute, they're serving the men coffee...) and, of course, a rubber-suited space monster. A rescue ship picks up Colonel Carruthers, sole survivor of an expedition to Mars. Carruthers is accused of killing his crew, but he maintains that they were picked off by a mysterious monster. Guess who's right? Keep an eye out for charming details such as analog instrument dials, crew members smoking in flight, and mysteriously large amounts of loose paper flying around the ship. --Ali Davis
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Yeah, this is a great 50s sci-fi that set the premise for future films. Curiously though, I've read almost all (currently)68 reviews and know one has commented on the aspect ratio of the film. Truthfully I dont know the answer right now either but here goes.
Widescreen came out in about 1954. This movie is from 1958. Many 50s monster flicks were released in widescreen. Certainly not all were, but I would have thought the producers would have capatalized on that eras ... Read More
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This is a classic 50's sci-fi flick with a great idea for a story.......so great, that the producers of 'Alien' took the original idea and created one of the most memorable monsters in the history of film, 'Alien'! This film is well paced and fun to watch with a good cast. The 69 minute running length won't have you begging for mercy either. Another good Paul Blaisdell monster suit although this one's not as cool as The She-Creature. It's does have some unintentional humor, but don't most of these ... Read More
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Something of a trivia question these days - which 50s B-movie inspired Alien? - It! The Terror From Beyond Space probably came too late in the day to get the kind of reputation it deserved in the 50s sci-fi pantheon but it's a lot better than you expect. Right from its atmospheric opening shot of a crashed spaceship on Mars accompanied by Marshall Thompson's fatalistic narration, it sets out its stall - this is going to be played straight and with deadly intent. Aiming more for The Thing From Another ... Read More
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Get the popcorn and turn down the lights! It, the Terror from Beyond Space has relatively high tension, dated electronics and effects (and really dated opinions of the role of women), a decent plot, and a really ugly, heavily-breathing monster. What could be more fun! A rescue mission on its way back from Mars to court marshal its sole survivor, discovers its got more than the survivor on board. Tension abounds as the crew begins to get picked-off one by one. Even Marshall Thompson develops [some] ... Read More
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Lots of "Cheeeeesy" 50s fun.
Unstoppable rubber monsters, helpless women, chain smoking astronauts and the bit that got me the most, rifles, pistols, grenades and a Bazooka in space... Just what every space ship needs!
A great fun film, not to be taken to seriously.
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