The Last Man on Earth (1963) Full movie
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- The Last Man on Earth (1964) post-apocalyptic Sci-fi film based on the 1954 novel I Am Legend by Richard Matheson. It is 1968, and Dr. Robert Morgan lives in a world where everyone else has been infected by a plague that has turned them into undead, vampiric creatures that cannot stand sunlight, fear mirrors, and are repelled by garlic. They would get Morgan if they could, but they are weak and unintelligent. Every day Morgan carries out the same routine: he wakes up, marks another day on the calendar, gathers his weapons, and then goes hunting for vampires, doing as many as he can and then burning the bodies to prevent them from coming back. At night, he locks himself inside his house. Broken Trout Movies
The best version of I am Legend!! Thanks 👍👍
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Thank u for the great movie 😊
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"Morgan! Come out Morgan!"
That could be my favorite spooky part.
Another great oldie, thanks Broken Trout!
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Tim Allen was Great in this Movie!
I don't get it?
@@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551 Last Man Standing was a sitcom - and it was awful.
My goodness, this movie (like many of the same movies of the Cold War era of the time ) looked to bring a Gates of Delirium theme achieved in this one well. I remember this fear growing up in the 60s. In grade school we practiced kneeling under our decks in case of a dropping H-bomb, as if that would save us. I remember my parents speaking of a threat from the USSR. Just another part of the crazy 1960s.
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What about that movie 🎥 Freaks, Logans Run, The Carnival of lost souls (the original) or the Island of Dr. Moreau? Can you get those awesome movies like you did with this one? Chicago Illinois salutes you for this one
Broken Trout, I need your help! I'm a new subscriber, but I have been watching many of the great movies you upload for quite some time now. I especially am a fan of Film Noir, and you seem to be one of the most well versed I know in that genre, of the A and B variety. I have a question about a film I have been searching for for many years now.
In The Big Chill (1983), William Hurt and Tom Berenger's characters sit down and watch a black and white movie that seems to be a film noir or just crime drama where a character throws a man throws a glass door. After that, he calls the rest of the group(which seem to be gangsters) a bunch of fat heads. I'm moderately well-versed in film noirs of the 1940's and 1950's and crime films of the 1930's as well. But I can't pinpoint the actor in the middle of the frame. If I could, I might be able to figure out what movie this is. I thought for a time it might have been Jack Palance or Lee Marvin on account of being tall, but upon a closer view and sound of the voice, I don't think so. I think it might be Lawrence Tierney or Scott Brady, but I'm not so sure about that one either, and can't find a film of theirs with a scene like this. IMDb also lists the other movie watched by characters in the film, the 1950's monster movie, It Came From Beneath The Sea, but it doesn't have this one listed in it's featured connections. Please help, I've been trying to find this film for several years. I've asked many lost media groups and classic film groups and they're having just as much trouble identifying the film!
The clip of the movie in question is at 35 minutes into The Big Chill, by the way, if you could help me in any way, I would greatly appreciate it. Perhaps it is one of the nearly 140 Film Noirs you've uploaded on this channel but I'm not entirely sure either, but if it isn't, do you have any idea what the movie is or who the main actor in question is in the doorway of the scene to narrow it down? Thank you, hope you can help!
By the way, I love The Last Man On Earth, this is one of my favorite Vincent Price films and performances. Perfect horror film and character study!
Ridiculous !
Is he part of the anti-gun brigade ?
Why does he choose to live in a rickety, shutterless one floor hovel ?
Why doesn't he move to a more easily-defended fortress where"the last man on earth" can have some peace, free of the unwanted attentions of slow-moving zombies who know his address ?
That crypt was pretty large. Should have moved in. I doubt the "dead beats" in the city would have wanted to go out that far - not in force.
Better than the omega man?
Well Vincent is no Charlton Heston @helenohellno2729
@@BrokenTrout LoL I agree 👍
Only ever watched this version a few times. The Omega Man on the other hand dozens
Omega Man with Charleton Heston
3:57 generator running in closed garage.
I guess he had bigger problems to worry about @UQRXD
No hardware stores with axes
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