Release Date September 18, 1951 Starring Michael Rennie played Klaatu Patricia Neal played Helen Benson Hugh Marlow played Tom Stevens Same Jaffe played Professor Jacob Barnhardt Billy Gray played Bobby Benson young son of widow Helen Benson Frances Bavier played Mrs. Barley. Recognize her? She’s Aunt Bee in Andy of Maybury Lock Martin played Gort
My top ten science fiction movies were what I intended to do when I started writing this blog. Well, that was quite a monumental feat. I have an extensive collection of DVDs, but I repeatedly found films I forgot about listed on the internet. Thankfully, a tremendous Wikipedia page lists scifi films from the beginning1.
Starring Arthur Hill who played Dr. Jeremy Stone, the group leader investigating the probe I am very familiar with Mr. Hill, so I looked him up. Mr. Hill starred from 1971 to 1974 in the television series Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law. Another of his television roles was Grandpa Lansford Ingalls on Little House on
The entertainment industry has developed into a considerable part of human lives and, to some extent, animal lives, too. There is a lot of talk about how bad using the phone is. Wouldn’t movies and television be just as bad? They certainly could be, in large doses, just like phone use. Why do I care
I don’t want to review big blockbuster movies (because many people have already seen them). However, I want to discuss I, Robot, because it discouraged me. The movie wasn’t what I remembered of the original stories. The film plot deals with a detective who investigates the death of the foremost designer of robots, Dr. Alfred Lanning,