Classic sci fi movies without mutations/ monsters

Hey i love sci fis especially classic black and white ones, i have watched all the classic ones, such as the day the earth stood still and all that, the time machine, time after time, and a lot of the 80s like back to the future etc.

I am just wondering if you know of any other sci fi films, classic from 50s onwards (not before the 50s though)

That do not contain deformaties/ gore/mutilation/ monsters well there can be a monster long as it isnt a huge ant or spider, (sorry im a wuss lol)

Anyway if you can reply id appreciate it

a reply to: lamplighters


Here is one.

The forbin project.
When world's collide
Logans run
Solaris... old one
The thing..1951

a reply to: lamplighters


Do you mean actual classics from the 50's or just any sci-fi film?

Destination Moon
Invasion of the body snatchers
Incredible shrinking man


2001: ASO
Moon
Time Crimes
K-Pax
Coherence
Primer


Can't think at the moment.

originally posted by: blupblup
a reply to: lamplighters


Do you mean actual classics from the 50's or just any sci-fi film?

Destination Moon
Invasion of the body snatchers
Incredible shrinking man


2001: ASO
Moon
Time Crimes
K-Pax
Coherence
Primer


Can't think at the moment.

Thanks for replies
and prefeably 50s
60s or 70s maybe
like the final countdown from 1979 or time after time 1979

Rosemary's Baby scared the heck out of me, when I was a kid when I was a kid, in the '70s. It is also a Roman Polanski flick with Mia Farrow and filmed at the Dakota motel, where J. Lennon was murdered. All things considered, it really is creepy.


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a reply to: lamplighters

The Omen. Oops, wrong genre.

Alien? I got you on a technicality. The xenomoroph was an alien, not a monster.

The land that time forgot
This island earth
Damnation alley
20 million miles to earth
Journey to the center of the earth, pat boone!

20,000 Leagues under the Sea

Fantastic Voyage

I know you said "No giant spiders" but if you have never seen it The Incredible Shrinking Man is worth the watch.

a reply to: lamplighters

1956 I think. "Earth vrs the Flying Saucers" Ray Harryhousan created flying saucers and had them blasting and or crashing into all the monuments in Washington DC. Harryhousan was the famous go to guy for special effects back then as he worked in 'stop action' figures. Mold a piece and take a picture, move it slightly and take a picture, move it again and take a picture and when you got thousands of pictures, put them all together for the film.

Actually, Mars Attacks, the opening sequence was a tribute to this movie as Burton was a great fan of it.

"The Space Children" (1958) Nevermind what the man says, it actually is out on dvd.

Sal




a reply to: lamplighters

a reply to: lamplighters

Forbidden Planet
Demon Seed
Silent Running

The Andromeda Strain (original).

a reply to: Cymru

Love,love,love forbidden planet, it was also the debute of Robbie the robot (most people recognize him as the evil robot in the original Lost in space TV series).

Soylent Green
Village of the Damned
THX 1138

I had to post a bookmark. Lotta sci-fi juice in this thread.

a reply to: lamplighters

Signs
The Sixth Sense
The Seventh sign
Time Lapse

I am telling yall.

Classic scifi runs circles around todays crap.

I don't have any suggestions though.

I spent my child hood watching saturday, and sunday matinees.

Fondest memories ever.