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By Tom D (1,091) on 26 Apr 2010

The special effects feel dated by today's standards but are still groundbreaking for the time…

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By Edith N (976) on 03 Apr 2010

The Metaphors Get Kind of Lost in the Adaptation Okay, technically, I haven't read the book…

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By Kevin M (2,627) on 15 Dec 2009

I used to think this was a depressing exercise in pointless nihilism, but now I realize The Incredible Shrinking Man is in fact a profound…

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By Stella D (433) on 06 Dec 2009

An excellent film with imaginative old school effects…

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By Manny C (1,251) on 19 Oct 2009

From director and special effects maestro Jack Arnold comes this B-movie classic, based on Richard Matheson's book…

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By John A (1,813) on 13 Oct 2009

This is one that was on Chiller Theater when I was growing up…

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By Bruce B (1,130) on 13 Oct 2009

This is one that was on Chiller Theater when I was growing up…

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By Stefán Birgir S (309) on 29 Aug 2009

It's just as brilliant as The Thing from Another World…

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By Matthew K (819) on 07 Aug 2009

Standing up much better than many of its contemporaries with the passage of time, TISM is a well structured, well executed, quaint little science…

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By Pierluigi P (335) on 05 Aug 2009

So I finally got to see it again, after so many years when I was just a little kid, the power of this fantastic movie is even stronger than…

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By Tristan D (168) on 26 Jul 2009

Grant Williams carries a marvelously poetic screenplay by Richard Matheson with a top rate performance in what is probably Jack Arnold's most…

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By Tori D (69) on 25 Jul 2009

Gut-wrenching and very depressing. It's so hard to watch, but everything about it is amazing…

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By Walter C (337) on 14 Jul 2009

A man starts to shrink after being exposed to a strange mist while out on the ocean…

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By Alberto B (99) on 19 Jun 2009

Un indiscutible clàsico del genero fantastico. No se lo pueden perder…

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By David C (2,598) on 15 May 2009

My second favorite Jack Arnold movie. With a low budget he made such a great movie, I don't think that I will like the remake 2010…

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By Dean W (185) on 01 May 2009

A great movie, with a surprise ending, directed by Jack Arnold and scripted by Richard Matheson and impressive effects…

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By Scott P (796) on 01 May 2009

A great movie, with a surprise ending, directed by Jack Arnold and scripted by Richard Matheson and impressive effects…

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By Terri H (1,064) on 14 Mar 2009

Despite its wonky scientific premise (very much of its time), this is a relentlessly downbeat movie that combines angst with action, happy…

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By Andrew C (1,943) on 14 Mar 2009

Despite its wonky scientific premise (very much of its time), this is a relentlessly downbeat movie that combines angst with action, happy…

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By Eric C (1,062) on 04 Mar 2009

Can't wait for the re-make, but the Black and White special effects from 1957 were great…

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