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Have you seen The Last Movie (1971)?

Yes

Haven’t even heard of this movie

Voting ended onJun 17, 2024

#movies #polls #the last movie #the last movie 1971 #70s movies #dennis hopper #stella garcia #don gordon #julie adams #roy engel #requested #have you seen this movie poll

O FUTURO SOMBRIO DE "A ÚLTIMA CRIANÇA" (THE LAST CHILD, 1971)

#THE LAST CHILD #1971 #70's movies #John Llewellyn Moxey #tv movie #Van Heflin #Ed Asner #Michael Cole #Barbara Babcock #Harry Guardino #Janet Margolin #Kent Smith #Jason Wingreen #Roy Engel #Victor Izay #Phyllis Avery #Youtube

In 1949, a playboy CIA agent and his female assistant went to Alaska to investigate UFO sightings and also had to deal with Russian KGB Agents. ("The Flying Saucer", flm)

Is this why you raise a daughter? Is this what you love and sacrifice for? What kind of times are these that such things can happen? Only this morning, she was carefree and happy and now...

Outrage, Ida Lupino (1950)

#Ida Lupino #Collier Young #Malvin Wald #Mala Powers #Tod Andrews #Robert Clarke #Raymond Bond #Lillian Hamilton #Rita Lupino #Jerry Paris #Angela Clarke #Roy Engel #Lovyss Bradley #Archie Stout #Paul Sawtell #Harvey Manger #1950 #woman director

M | Joseph Losey | 1951

Roy Engel, Jorja Curtright, Howard Da Silva, et al.

#Roy Engel #Jorja Curtright #Howard Da Silva #Joseph Losey #M #1951 #M 1951 #Noirvember

Movie night with the president.

“The Night of the Big Blackmail” Season 4, Episode 1

#Ross Martin #Artemus Gordon #Robert Conrad #Jim West #James West #Ulysses S. Grant #President Grant #Roy Engel #The Wild Wild West TV #TWWW #The Wild Wild West #The Night of the Big Blackmail #TNOT Big Blackmail #my gifs #movie night #we queue we happy queue

The Colossus of New York (1958)

"No... No, it's inhuman."

"Inhuman? It would've been inhuman to deny the world of his genius!"

#The Colossus of New York #creature feature #horror film #1958 #american cinema #Eugène Lourié #Thelma Schnee #Willis Goldbeck #john baragrey #mala powers #otto kruger #robert hutton #ross martin #charles herbert #roy engel #ed wolff #yesterday i watched this film and 12x oscar nominated The Power of the Dog‚ and i say in all seriousness that this is the film i can see #myself revisiting. great fun; classic creature feature both in its fx and chaos but also in the fact that (like a great many of its #fellows) this is really more concerned with matters of morality and ethics within the scientific community‚ the idea of what it is to be #human‚ the nature of love and hate etc. the actual monster man stuff is‚ as in many of these films‚ nearly an after thought (something that #is easily forgotten i think esp when looking at the lurid titles and poster art these films often carried).#fun to see Bob Hutton (later a regular on british tv as a stock american in episodes of The Saint etc) in his actual native USA #the costuming and creature fx are pretty good but only when stationary; in movement it all looks very awkward and cumbersome #the score is also neat: a sparse and evocative piano refrain throughout‚ apparently not a style choice but the necessary result #of a musicians strike. regardless it works very well and adds to the air of sadness and waste this carries

My Favorite Martian (Full TV Series) 1963-1966

A human-looking extraterrestrial in a one-man spaceship nearly collides at high altitude with the U.S. Air Force's rocket plane, the North American X-15. The spaceship's pilot is a 450-year-old anthropologist from Mars. Tim O'Hara, a young newspaper reporter for The Los Angeles Sun, is on his way home from Edwards Air Force Base, where he had gone to report on the flight of the X-15. Returning home to Los Angeles, O'Hara spots the same silver spaceship coming down quickly, after which it crash lands nearby. Tim takes in the Martian, saying to other people that he is Tim's "Uncle Martin". The Martian refuses to reveal any of his special traits to humans, other than Tim, to avoid both publicity and human panic. Tim agrees to keep the Martian's Earth identity a secret while he attempts to repair his spaceship. "Uncle Martin" has various unusual powers: He can raise two retractable antennae from the back of his head and become invisible; he is telepathic and can read and influence minds; he can levitate objects with the motion of his index finger; he can communicate with animals; he can freeze people or objects, and he can speed himself (and other people) up to do any kind of work. Also an inventor, "Uncle Martin" builds several advanced devices, such as a time machine that transports Tim and the Martian back to England in the Middle Ages and other times and places, such as St. Louis in 1849 and the early days of Hollywood, and brings Leonardo da Vinci and Jesse James into the present. Another device he builds is a "molecular separator" that can take apart the molecules of a physical object, or rearrange them (a squirrel is made into a human). Another device can take memories and store them in pill form to "relearn" them later. Other devices create temporary duplicates, or levitate Martin and others without the need of his index finger. Tim and "Uncle Martin" live in a garage apartment owned by a congenial but scatterbrained landlady, Mrs. Lorelei Brown (a former WAVE as revealed in the first episode of season one) who often shows up when not wanted. The Martian and she have an awkward romance from time to time, but "Uncle Martin" never gets serious for fear of his ultimately going home to Mars. She later dates a vain, cold-hearted, plain-clothes police officer, Detective Bill Brennan, who dislikes "Uncle Martin" and is highly suspicious of him and his activities. "Martin O'Hara's" real name is actually Exigius 12½. Revealed in the episode "We Love You, Miss Pringle", it was heard again when his real nephew, Andromeda (played by young actor Wayne Stam), crash-landed on Earth late in the show's third season. Andromeda, originally devised to bring younger viewers to the show, disappeared without explanation after this single episode, and was not referred to again in the live-action series' eight remaining episodes. Andromeda was, however, a regular on the later My Favorite Martians animated series. Andromeda had a single antenna, which Martin explained was because his baby antennae had fallen out and only one adult antenna had come in so far. Created by John L. Greene Ray Walston as Uncle Martin O'Hara (the Martian) Bill Bixby as Tim O'Hara Pamela Britton as Mrs. Lorelei Brown J. Pat O'Malley as Mr. Burns, Tim's boss (first season) Alan Hewitt as Detective Bill Brennan (second and third seasons) Roy Engel as Police Captain (third season) Theme music composer George Greeley

Series 1 - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6UfctxfSOoG0gEYp_ecXWBB5SFm0ZjE- Series 2 - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6UfctxfSOoH5w_4W4Y50GhlZftrn9-2Q Series 3 - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6UfctxfSOoGQXeR-IdwMW4iWXC__RuHW