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Five (1951) directed by Arch Oboler

I just finished watching “Five”. an extremely rare and remarkable film from 1951. It’s one of the few 1950s science fiction films I’ve never seen before, and frankly I wasn’t expecting very much. I...

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Re: Five (1951) directed by Arch Oboler

I used to enjoy looking for this film after the swell write-up in the Brosnan sci-fi book. Finally caught up with it, pre vcr, toward the latter part of a "movies 'till dawn" local tv viewing, an...

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Re: Five (1951) directed by Arch Oboler

Like Hal, I caught this on TV in the pre-VCR/cable days, and saw it several times. Haven't seen it in a long time though. Have to look through the collection and see if I have a copy. Don't remember...

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Re: Five (1951) directed by Arch Oboler

<<... the really terrific 3-D effect when a serving tray floats "out" of the screen frame ...<< Yes, that was the most memorable scene, and probably the best 3-D effect I've ever seen,...

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Re: Five (1951) directed by Arch Oboler

Another one of those Columbia holdings never put out on DVD yet. I have a gray copy which "pulsates" and is extremely annoying trying to watch. I wish they would put it out. But being a completist...

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Re: Five (1951) directed by Arch Oboler

Just wanted to put in a plug for another early Oboler, BEWITCHED. It's the mother of all postwar femme split-personality films from THREE FACES OF EVE, LIZZIE and SCREAMING MIMI thru "Sybil", and...

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Re: Five (1951) directed by Arch Oboler

I saw BEWITCHED a time or two as a teen, on NY's Channel 2's LATE LATE LATE SHOW. An eerie movie to be watching alone, as a kid, in the middle of the night, back in the old days when, if you were up...

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Re: Five (1951) directed by Arch Oboler

Quote: you were one of about three people in your whole town who were. Years back, I fell asleep in front of the TV, then woke up in the wee small hours of the morning. On screen was a station...

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Re: Five (1951) directed by Arch Oboler

That's how I saw FIVE, 4:00 a.m., Movies 'Till Dawn, "nobody" else in town awake. Can't be beat. "Snips and snails and poppydoc tails...."

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