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Best of 60's sci-fi
To start.........
Quatermass & the Pit (1968)
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The Forbin Project - 1969
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This was a great German scifi series from the late 60s called "Raumpatrouille Orion" (=Space patrol Orion), it seems like they want to cut the episodes to make a move out of it, I'll definitely go and see it in the theaters!
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This just sneaks in, but what a classic;
The Time Machine (1960) ![]() Mia, we're looking for sci-fi films of the 60's, so, join in or *best John Wayne voice* step aside little lady or you might get hurt in the stampede!
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To another classic HG Wells novel....
The First Men in the Moon (1964)
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...then I really got hot, when I saw Janette Scott, fight I...
![]() ....that spits poison and kills. DVD signed my Janet Scott & Janina Faye...met them both. Lovely ladies. It's been said that I could start an arguement in an empty room.....I see no reason to disbelieve this. |
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Robinson Cruse on Mars (1964) ![]() Mona the monkey is just adorable. |
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Planet of Vampires (1965) - Director : Mario Bava
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I have Planet of the Vampires on VHS, it's a very strange film. I don't know which is more freakish - the costumes, the acting, the plot, the music or the colour scheme.
![]() My dream girl (1968) ![]() Plenty of flesh (and furs) in this film. One day I hope to own a cardboard cut-out of Barbarella (to hang my boxers on).
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Time to bring some class to this thread.....
Fahrenheit 451 - (1968)
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One of those doom scenario films eh...
Anyway, meet my kids. ![]() Village of the Damned (1960) ![]() They make me play x-box 8 hours a day! |
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Cylob! Noooooooo! Don't tell me you haven't seen Fahrenheit 451.
![]() Fantastic Voyage ![]() I wanted to do things to this woman that some would consider illegal.
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I saw Farenheit 451 once (back in '89), but I never did come back for more. I still have it on VHS.
I've always wanted to eat pickled-onion Monster Munch in bed with Raquel too, but we're looking at 10 years inside (at least). But she's nothing compared with Jane Fonda - nothing!This is one of those atmospheric British films Jon Carpenter is very fond of (chilling all round). Unearthly Stranger (1963)
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Journey To The Seventh Planet - in colour!!!!! (1962)
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Have I seen that film? No, I don't think I have.
![]() Crack in the World (1965) ![]() Mad scientist detonates a nuclear bomb deep inside the earth, cracking it like an egg. Well, it's nearly easter and all that. |
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"Crack in the World", its been a long time since I saw that last. A great film.
Okay, another classic; The Satan Bug - (1965)
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A contender for Ray Harryhausen's finest hour:
Jason & the Argonauts (1963)
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Okay, I'm going to have to take this one to the judges......Jason & The Argonauts? Sci-fi?
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Of course. Absolutely.
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Okay....just as long as you're sure.....
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I've never been surer about anything.
Battle Beneath the Earth (1968)
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