Same here. In Central Ny there was a show called Monster Movie Matinee that always played 12 noon in Saturdays. All of us neighborhood kids loved it as it always played the B Grade sci-fi movies.
As a kid i always felt black and white was much real because our tv was black and white ... As i got older ... And watching this colorized i felt a sense of realism which i could never achieve before ... It was kind of relieving the movie with a sense of grown up feeling ... What a fantastic idea to colorize this feature ... Thank you ... I was able to captivate a true sense of understanding ... Mystery Mountain ... Fisher of Rolando ... Nuclear physicist ... Radio active emissions ... The picture of lincoln and if i am not mistaken General Patton ... The laboratory ... All this added a touch of truth to this movie ... John Agar an incredible actor ... Thank you for enhancing my love for this film to the power of 10 ! Many blessings to you all for making my life alittle better ... Much Love and Respect ...
This is weird but when I was a kid, I thought everyone in previous decades saw in black and white because all of the old movies, TV shows, and family pictures were. It's amazing what kids think sometimes due to their limited life experiences.
Boy, I just love any movie from the late 40's, the 50's 60's and up to rhe mid 70's. Also love the way people lived in the 50's. Love thre way people dressed decently, love the houses and the carrs. Above all low crime rate, family unity, resoect for the elderly. Above all, there was no cell phones and internet to tie us down.
There's a third world country out there somewhere for you, dude, without all the trappings of "modern" society. Or, you might try way northern Canada where cell signals and low flying birds don't go. Good Luck!
And no tats or piercings, no pink and green hair, no rap and hiphop, no garbage music, no trash culture, there were ladies and gentlemen in those days, there were 2 genders and 2 pronouns, the law sided with innocent civilians and victims, politicians were honorable and respectful, we manufactured over half the world's goods and really were the richest country, I could go on and on but you get my drift.
@@hydrolito Actually the first use of contact lenses to alter the look of actors in Hollywood goes back to the year 1939. That year, the optometrist Reuben Greenspoon from Berverley Hills had presented a demonstration of ocular molding on the living eye for educational films.
@@cuthbert2546 I have spritzed her with holy water..read portions from " Chicken Soup for Cat Lovers"....And opened 333 different sorts of cat snacks and food. " In the name of Safeway brand chunk Albacore..I command you.." She is reasonably normal now and we attend the annual blessing of the animals at my local Catholic church. Thank you for asking. Bless you😼
Excellent old movie with a fine script, actors and Mr. Fuller in early years !!! Best cowboy actor and any project he was in !!! We miss those actors and scripts of morals, honor, and standing for right !!! Thank You for Sharing 👍
Believe it or not I've never seen this movie before and I love it. I'm a horror fan and a gorehound but I can watch sci-fi from time to time. Thanks for uploading this classic 50s sci-fi movie. Much appreciated!👍
"How long do you think you'll be gone?" "About 2 or 3 days." With that bit of knowledge I can see why they brought no food, enough water for 1 day and left half of that back at the Jeep. But they did remember to bring the blowdryer. 9:56 I love these old Sci fi movies.
I know. Then Steve comes back after being gone for a week and says he found nothing. Sally should have been suspicious. In those days it only took a day or two for any really good scientist to find nothing. :)
I have been watching this since I was a kid. So nice to see it in color! By the way, that cave is the same place where The Robot Monster used to live. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!
@@thegreencat9947 ha ha ha, good question. Maybe Johnz works in a science lab where there are brains to slice and dice for research purposes? Rat brains, pig brains, bird brains, and a few human brains. Or, in a butcher's shop where there are cow brains. Some people eat cow brains. Hard to find in meat shops. When I was a kid, my father's friend Lawrence, like to eat cow brains. Tongue, too. When he and dad slaughtered and dressed out one of dad's steers he raised on our farm for meat, Lawrence would use a big axe to crack open the skull and remove the brain. Scrambled it with eggs for breakfast. Maybe Johnz did that, too? Nah, I never ate any. Never ate tongue, either.
I saw this at a Saturday matinee at the old Crest Theater on North Atlantic Bl in Long Beach. Two flix and a couple cartoons for 25 cents. Box of popcorn for a dime, Snickers bar for a nickel, and a soda for a dime. Fifty cents got you hours of great entertainment. Used to have my parents check the bedroom closet and under the bed at night for monsters though. Lol.
Same with me...sometimes there was a serial...Captain Midnight. Kids ruled the matinee...all Saturday long...Then afterward we would all hop on our bikes and peddle home. We never had to lock up our bikes either. Different times for sure.
@@chrisanderson5317 I know...we would leave the house after breakfast of Cheerios...hit the street...go to the park..or to the "grove"..and not come back until the street lights came on. This was in Covina ,California. We never thought of any danger...neither did mom. Life was good.👍
If this was a modern remake one of the (biological) males would be wearing the dress and lady would be the scientist. I have no problem with the lady being the scientist in either the original or the remake.
Hey @@littlefishy6316 Did you post that wonderful video featuring the old Slave made lullaby "All the Pretty Horses"? If so, I can't thank you enough, for the marvelous editing of the background film to it.
Fuller also played Cooper on Wagon Train for I believe two years, of course, after his four year stint (1959-1963) as Jess Harper on Laramie. He also had a small part as one of the dancers in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 1953. That was a big, major picture, so it was actually filmed in 1952, when Fuller was only nineteen. Now he's ninety!
Saw this when I was a kid . Often asked other Sci-fi buffs if they ever saw it . Most never had but a few did. Fun movie . Thanks for playing it Colorized . Namaste. Carpe Diem.
@@LIZZIE-lizzie I remembered the brains and the Title. The title always made me laugh . My Mom got nightmares from horror movies so I had to find ways to watch them when she wasn't around. I didn't get nightmares because I knew it was special effects and creative arts and just rebelled in the fun of it all. The Imagination of what if. Mom didn't, and feared I'd get nightmares too. Glad to meet another fan. Namaste.
One of my basic staples, when I was a kid, back in the late '60's, early '70's (You know, late Friday nights/Saturday nights). Science fiction idea good here, but special effects, not🙄. Plus, John Agar was always, the good guy, as here's he's not. But now, it's in wonderful COLOR😲!!! Very satisfied, and pleased👍👏!!!
@rogerrendzak8055 Thank you for so appreciative and leaving us a comment about the colorized version! You've got many other B&W in color, just check the description box of the movie, if it's in color, you will find a link to it. Cheers!
Most sci fi and horror films before Star Wars were very low budget, so usually not much money for special effects or A list actors. They told good stories though, better than most films today it seems.
Hi @jacklansteele2692 ! In case you didn't know, if you go to the description box in any of our movies, you will find a link to the colorized movie if we have it available. Same thing the other way around, B&W link in colorized movie. So glad you enjoyed this one! Cheers!
If The Brain from Planet Arous is one of the functioning type then this is terrific news because we could certainly use a functioning Brain or two on Planet Earth right now.
At 7:37 "Boy when I think I could have studied accounting and worked in an air-conditioned office. I did. Good money, very boring. Wish I'd done a lot more camping, hiking and exploring when I was younger. Fun film. Burgers made me hungry, but would have been better with fresh tomatoes thin sliced onions, and crispy greens.
He could have become an actor and played a doctor in the TV series, "Emergency" instead... Robert Fuller will be 90 years old next month. Happy B-Day, Bob! BTW, that bottle of catsup 04:47 looked a bit too brown to put out on the table, yuck.
good movie good quality and with the right subtitels the best i ever seen her on you tube from all the many movies the put it here for to watch free most of all there are so many problems with the subtitels nomatter dutch or english nothing is real good with this but this movie was just perfect with real an clear subtitels an is not real aezy to see it an to have it here on you tube with all the free movies yes many thanks for this perfect an good quality movie
John Agar, Mr Shirly Temple, wood later take on and defeat the great Zontar (Venus). But first he had to get past the Brian (Arous) and some Fido (Earth?) all hell-bent on taking over the world. What's so special about some stinky, over-heated, miserable third rock from the sun? Well if inflated, floating mottled, beach balls is your thang, bring some towels, sunglasses, sand & ye bud light. Lets party with these aliens. Can u say "golden turkey"? OW!
Very entertaining. Yesterday it was a fiction and maybe a horror film, today it's a fun comedy. Has anyone else seen the wire supporting the alien brain? 😆
As a horror & monster buff since the mid 60s i never ecpected to get to see some of the ole cheesy sci -fi & monster flicks in color . Still cheesy but just as much fun. Great job with the color , i see no real flaws at all . Thanks for sharing . 🛸🧀
For some reason , every time TH-cam inserts an ad, when the movie comes back on, the closed captioning turns back on. Very annoying to have to turn off CC after every break!!!
Times have certainly changed all right. This film is a P.G. now, yet when it was first released in the UK in 1959 it was X rated, which at the time meant you had to be 16 to see it.
These low budget Sci-Fi movies from the 50's would have been impossible without all the cheap WWII surplus guns, Jeeps, and gear available at the time. Those were the good old days.
I also liked how they used stock government footage of an atomic bomb test and announced, "That was not from an atomic bomb!" Great money saver when your budget is too tight for expensive special effects.
Man, I would pay real money for one of those brain dirigibles. At least, I assume that's what they used. They're cute, and would make great conversation pieces.
Never saw it in color until now. The only thing I remember in the early '60s was the music scaring the living daylights out of me. Especially when they were cut off in the cave- I got so scared, I hid my face because I thought it was going to engulf them like carl in journey to the 7th planet. Only to find out later watching it again, that it merely entered Steve ( John Agars) body.
@@CultCinemaClassics , yes of course, it's only fitting. Angry red planet, war of the world's, journey to the 7th planet ( also starring John Agar), were all in color, so this one should be, also.
@@helenpoornima5126 love the power glove its so bad mst3k jokes Killdozer! Clint Walker, NO!!!"Monty Python's Flying Circussss!"Then Joyce Carol Oates will be out to read from her wondrous new work of fiction, her first novel in well over a month😊
Some people, self-proclaimed 'purists', say that they hate colorization of movies. When it's done really poorly I agree, i.e. sky turns pink at some times, etc. But when a decent job of it is done it's an improvement on the old b/w original, and this one is good enough to qualify for that. Watching a movie like 'Miracle on 34th Street', a Christmas season movie, in color vs the original b/w is like seeing it for the first time again only better. But anyhow, I enjoyed this colorized 'Brain' movie, and got a kick out of the strings holding the giant brain in the last scene.
I love all the old sci-fi movies. They were my favorite Saturday morning things to watch instead of cartoons. Thanks for sharing.
Same here. In Central Ny there was a show called Monster Movie Matinee that always played 12 noon in Saturdays. All of us neighborhood kids loved it as it always played the B Grade sci-fi movies.
Saturday nights, for us.
Sci-fi? This really happened. And it could again - they have lots more brains over there. Stay alert!
As a kid i always felt black and white was much real because our tv was black and white ... As i got older ... And watching this colorized i felt a sense of realism which i could never achieve before ... It was kind of relieving the movie with a sense of grown up feeling ... What a fantastic idea to colorize this feature ... Thank you ... I was able to captivate a true sense of understanding ... Mystery Mountain ... Fisher of Rolando ... Nuclear physicist ... Radio active emissions ... The picture of lincoln and if i am not mistaken General Patton ... The laboratory ... All this added a touch of truth to this movie ... John Agar an incredible actor ... Thank you for enhancing my love for this film to the power of 10 ! Many blessings to you all for making my life alittle better ... Much Love and Respect ...
Maybe, but the occasional mistakes take away from it. Like 4:53, where Mr. Fallon's left arm matches the drapes behind him, rather than his right arm.
John Agar, an incredible actor?? JOHN?? Very one surface, level. Same character persona, in every film😒. Terrible.
It's interesting to notice the value judgment our minds make about what comes across the TV.
I think you meant Fissure Of Rolando. 🧠
This is weird but when I was a kid, I thought everyone in previous decades saw in black and white because all of the old movies, TV shows, and family pictures were. It's amazing what kids think sometimes due to their limited life experiences.
Saw this about 50 years ago......still one of my favorites and very well made in COLOR. John Agar was always great in these sci-fi's.
Old man in TH-cam!
@@francescoromani4539
Was that meant to be a joke, or some profound observation?
Boy, I just love any movie from the late 40's, the 50's 60's and up to rhe mid 70's. Also love the way people lived in the 50's. Love thre way people dressed decently, love the houses and the carrs. Above all low crime rate, family unity, resoect for the elderly. Above all, there was no cell phones and internet to tie us down.
There's a third world country out there somewhere for you, dude, without all the trappings of "modern" society. Or, you might try way northern Canada where cell signals and low flying birds don't go. Good Luck!
And no tats or piercings, no pink and green hair, no rap and hiphop, no garbage music, no trash culture, there were ladies and gentlemen in those days, there were 2 genders and 2 pronouns, the law sided with innocent civilians and victims, politicians were honorable and respectful, we manufactured over half the world's goods and really were the richest country, I could go on and on but you get my drift.
But at least we don't have to worry about the brains anymore
And not scared to eat rare hamburgers!
@@conniewojahn6445 you're exactly the kind of wise guy that makes the world today stupider than it has ever been.
John Agar with the contact lenses and the maniacal laugh is priceless!!
It's colorized they might have just used a different color. Contac lenses didn't exist in 1957.
@@hydrolito Actually the first use of contact lenses to alter the look of actors in Hollywood goes back to the year 1939. That year, the optometrist Reuben Greenspoon from Berverley Hills had presented a demonstration of ocular molding on the living eye for educational films.
1887 glass contact lenses where made to cover the entire eye.
Concurred!!!
The contacts hurt his eyes.
So they had to show him in a few scenes with the contacts because they were agonizing.
Sometimes an evil brain takes over my cat....it's horrible.😾😼😨🤤
How frightening that must be! 😨😲 Do we need to perform an exorcism on your poor kitty??
@@cuthbert2546 I have spritzed her with holy water..read portions from " Chicken Soup for Cat Lovers"....And opened 333 different sorts of cat snacks and food. " In the name of Safeway brand chunk Albacore..I command you.." She is reasonably normal now and we attend the annual blessing of the animals at my local Catholic church. Thank you for asking. Bless you😼
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I'm suing you for putting add on my page for channel ad free
No.
Occasionally, your cat sleeps.........
Excellent old movie with a fine script, actors and Mr. Fuller in early years !!! Best cowboy actor and any project he was in !!! We miss those actors and scripts of morals, honor, and standing for right !!! Thank You for Sharing 👍
Believe it or not I've never seen this movie before and I love it. I'm a horror fan and a gorehound but I can watch sci-fi from time to time. Thanks for uploading this classic 50s sci-fi movie. Much appreciated!👍
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@@missumenimsatanass O.K.👌
I watched this movie as a young boy. I remember it like it was last week. Thanks you sharing.
You've got one great memory, dude. I can't even remember what I had for lunch today.
I got15 minutes into watching the black and white version, and then I saw this colorised version. THIS is much better. Many thanks.
"How long do you think you'll be gone?" "About 2 or 3 days." With that bit of knowledge I can see why they brought no food, enough water for 1 day and left half of that back at the Jeep. But they did remember to bring the blowdryer. 9:56
I love these old Sci fi movies.
I can imagine what a 1950's blow-dryer looks like. 😆
He's having trouble finding an outlet for it though.
I know. Then Steve comes back after being gone for a week and says he found nothing. Sally should have been suspicious. In those days it only took a day or two for any really good scientist to find nothing. :)
That instrument actually does look like a scintillation detector.
Guess having lunch for the guys was a big thing. “Don’t expert me.” Cracked me up. These old Sci-fi are my fav of the 50’s era.
Agar said later he enjoyed making the B movie Sci-Fi films. Agar did good movie work for many years.
She looks so much better in color , and the Plymouth is awesome.
My mom had a 57 Plymouth back in 63. Great car. 3 tons?
@@markbass9402 i'm guessing she never got into an accident in it because otherwise it's extreme weight made it a deathtrap
Un grand merci pour ce partage. J'ai aimée ce film.🇷🇺🇬🇷😎❤
So happy that colorization is happening these days!
I have been watching this since I was a kid. So nice to see it in color! By the way, that cave is the same place where The Robot Monster used to live. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!
The Robot Monster lived there? Wow!🤔
ROWMAN!!!
Actually, not a bad movie! Was waiting for Super Dog! Thanks for sharing.
I thought I saw every scifi movie with john agar in it except for this one. I loved every one of his scifi movies. thank you for showing it.
The brain scared the crap out of me as a kid. I've never been able to look at brains the same way since.
How many brains do you usually see...say...per week?
@@thegreencat9947 lol
@@jz55859 👍
I haven’t seen any brains in Canada since Trudeau took power.
@@thegreencat9947 ha ha ha, good question. Maybe Johnz works in a science lab where there are brains to slice and dice for research purposes? Rat brains, pig brains, bird brains, and a few human brains. Or, in a butcher's shop where there are cow brains. Some people eat cow brains. Hard to find in meat shops. When I was a kid, my father's friend Lawrence, like to eat cow brains. Tongue, too. When he and dad slaughtered and dressed out one of dad's steers he raised on our farm for meat, Lawrence would use a big axe to crack open the skull and remove the brain. Scrambled it with eggs for breakfast. Maybe Johnz did that, too? Nah, I never ate any. Never ate tongue, either.
1st time watching a premiere! Haven’t seen this colorised. Hi all
John Agar was told to let loose, and boy is he not disappointing. He seems to be having tons of fun.
And to think John Agar worked with John Wayne in The Sands Of Iwo Jima years earlier. 😅
"That's what I want for my birthday: a dishwasher." I also like how the dog wags its tail at the death of Gor. Classic.
That dog was a great actor! I wonder what ever happened to good old Charlie...
@@joemegna447 But, the dog's name was George.
I enjoyed this very much. Decolorization added a lot to it. A great way to spend a lazy Sunday afternoon.
I spent more time watching these matinee movies in the theater that I forgot most meals. I love them all.
Cool, really cool! Thank you so very much. This is a great film and the colorization is superb. You made my day!
-the classic movies should be-
-left in black n white-
I saw this at a Saturday matinee at the old Crest Theater on North Atlantic Bl in Long Beach. Two flix and a couple cartoons for 25 cents. Box of popcorn for a dime, Snickers bar for a nickel, and a soda for a dime. Fifty cents got you hours of great entertainment. Used to have my parents check the bedroom closet and under the bed at night for monsters though. Lol.
Same with me...sometimes there was a serial...Captain Midnight. Kids ruled the matinee...all Saturday long...Then afterward we would all hop on our bikes and peddle home. We never had to lock up our bikes either. Different times for sure.
@@thegreencat9947 I didn't have a bike. I was only about 7 or 8, but our parents let us walk all over town by ourselves. Wouldn't let that happen now.
@@chrisanderson5317 I know...we would leave the house after breakfast of Cheerios...hit the street...go to the park..or to the "grove"..and not come back until the street lights came on. This was in Covina ,California. We never thought of any danger...neither did mom. Life was good.👍
I miss those years, and the far more mature and better culture we had then.
If this was a modern remake one of the (biological) males would be wearing the dress and lady would be the scientist. I have no problem with the lady being the scientist in either the original or the remake.
Hey @@littlefishy6316 Did you post that wonderful video featuring the old Slave made lullaby "All the Pretty Horses"? If so, I can't thank you enough, for the marvelous editing of the background film to it.
@@littlefishy6316 you’re right! Another reason to love these movies…things were normal. 🤦🏻♀️
@@nunyabiznes4471 exactly
Incredible flick 😊
Yes, that girl IS terrific.
@@leelarson107 is she ever. I’m in love
@@leelarson107 Wasn't she in the Honeymooners as Jackie Gleason's wife Alice ?
Audrey Meadows played Alice.
@@NancySanders-om4ic I didn’t recognize her.
This film is awesome.
THE POWER OF PURE INTELLECT
Thanks CCC
Love this movie, thanks for presenting it.
Actor Robert Fuller, "Danny" (also played an ER doctor in the TV series, "Emergency") will be 90 years old next month; Happy B-Day, Bob!
He also was a cowboy later in Laramie TV Western, which co-starred the late Johnny Crawford younger brother, Robert "Bobby" , Jr.
@@terrencemccoy8219 how about " Wells Fargo" wasn't he in that?
Fuller also played Cooper on Wagon Train for I believe two years, of course, after his four year stint (1959-1963) as Jess Harper on Laramie. He also had a small part as one of the dancers in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 1953. That was a big, major picture, so it was actually filmed in 1952, when Fuller was only nineteen. Now he's ninety!
Yes that's who he is.
Thank you! 👍🏻❤️
I like how they know it's a brain WITH BRAINSTEM but it's invisible. What a bizarre twist on an already bizarre tale.
Saw this when I was a kid . Often asked other Sci-fi buffs if they ever
saw it . Most never had but a few did. Fun movie . Thanks for playing
it Colorized . Namaste. Carpe Diem.
These were on TV when I was a kid and remember the brains in this - though not the movie.
@@LIZZIE-lizzie I remembered the brains and the
Title. The title always made me
laugh . My Mom got nightmares
from horror movies so I had to
find ways to watch them when
she wasn't around. I didn't get
nightmares because I knew it was
special effects and creative arts
and just rebelled in the fun of it
all. The Imagination of what if.
Mom didn't, and feared I'd get
nightmares too. Glad to meet
another fan. Namaste.
One of my basic staples, when I was a kid, back in the late '60's, early '70's (You know, late Friday nights/Saturday nights). Science fiction idea good here, but special effects, not🙄. Plus, John Agar was always, the good guy, as here's he's not. But now, it's in wonderful COLOR😲!!! Very satisfied, and pleased👍👏!!!
@rogerrendzak8055 Thank you for so appreciative and leaving us a comment about the colorized version! You've got many other B&W in color, just check the description box of the movie, if it's in color, you will find a link to it. Cheers!
Most sci fi and horror films before Star Wars were very low budget, so usually not much money for special effects or A list actors. They told good stories though, better than most films today it seems.
Really good Sci-Fi in any period. Excellent writing, and an original story line. Bravo!
That ending was genius
Very nice job of colorization! I have been wanting to see this movie for years.
Hi @jacklansteele2692 ! In case you didn't know, if you go to the description box in any of our movies, you will find a link to the colorized movie if we have it available. Same thing the other way around, B&W link in colorized movie. So glad you enjoyed this one! Cheers!
Köszönöm a fel töltést remélem sikerül majd végig nézni
Amazing flick. Agar almost goes Full Shatner here.
excelente la pelicula, me gusta estas peliculas de mi niñez, es agradable verlas de nuevo.SALUDOS
Finally! A good use for Lassie.
I remember ROBERT FULLER from the LARAMIE and EMERGENCY series. Also JOHN AGAR who worked with JOHN WAYNE in a few solid westerns.
If The Brain from Planet Arous is one of the functioning type then this is terrific news because we could certainly use a functioning Brain or two on Planet Earth right now.
At 7:37 "Boy when I think I could have studied accounting and worked in an air-conditioned office.
I did. Good money, very boring.
Wish I'd done a lot more camping, hiking and exploring when I was younger.
Fun film. Burgers made me hungry, but would have been better with fresh tomatoes thin sliced onions, and crispy greens.
He could have become an actor and played a doctor in the TV series, "Emergency" instead...
Robert Fuller will be 90 years old next month. Happy B-Day, Bob!
BTW, that bottle of catsup 04:47 looked a bit too brown to put out on the table, yuck.
😂 If anyone else wants to know: the doggo makes it out just fine. It's really all I cared about.
Rest in peace, sweet pup. ❤🐾
THANK YOU SO MUCH BETTER IN COLOR
good movie good quality and with the right subtitels the best i ever seen her on you tube from all the many movies the put it here for to watch free most of all there are so many problems with the subtitels nomatter dutch or english nothing is real good with this but this movie was just perfect with real an clear subtitels an is not real aezy to see it an to have it here on you tube with all the free movies yes many thanks for this perfect an good quality movie
John Agar, Mr Shirly Temple, wood later take on and defeat the great Zontar (Venus). But first he had to get past the Brian (Arous) and some Fido (Earth?) all hell-bent on taking over the world. What's so special about some stinky, over-heated, miserable third rock from the sun? Well if inflated, floating mottled, beach balls is your thang, bring some towels, sunglasses, sand & ye bud light. Lets party with these aliens. Can u say "golden turkey"? OW!
How r u zanti ? 👸❤❤❤❤❤❤
Good movie
I think the colour really brings out his eyes
Good movie!!
So many of these old jewels deserve colorization and a 4k makeover...
Glad to read you! However, there are some pretty strong feelings about colorizing films. Hope you get to enjoy the colorized and the B&W ! Cheers!
Very entertaining. Yesterday it was a fiction and maybe a horror film, today it's a fun comedy. Has anyone else seen the wire supporting the alien brain? 😆
Muy buena la peli 🎉
Gracias por compartir 😊
As a horror & monster buff since the mid 60s i never ecpected to get to see some of the ole cheesy sci -fi & monster flicks in color . Still cheesy but just as much fun. Great job with the color , i see no real flaws at all . Thanks for sharing . 🛸🧀
Look at those spotless '57 cars😎
Quite possibly John Agar's best role
For some reason , every time TH-cam inserts an ad, when the movie comes back on, the closed captioning turns back on. Very annoying to have to turn off CC after every break!!!
I'm finding that too, on this and other YT movies.
Funny thing is a good many actors in the 1950's on were combat vets and been around.
Love these old "scary" movies
Ну, местами натянуто, но в целом вполне смотрибельно. Даже сейчас спецэффекты смотрятся достойно. А кадры ядерного взрыва 👍
Название фильмов на канале на русском, а комменты - на английском. Какие же раньше были женщины женственные и мужчины... мужественные
Scooby said it was the janitor of Mystery Mountain that was behind the goings on
Times have certainly changed all right. This film is a P.G. now, yet when it was first released in the UK in 1959 it was X rated, which at the time meant you had to be 16 to see it.
Very bom, muito good !!
Thank you 🤩🤩💖
These low budget Sci-Fi movies from the 50's would have been impossible without all the cheap WWII surplus guns, Jeeps, and gear available at the time. Those were the good old days.
I also liked how they used stock government footage of an atomic bomb test and announced, "That was not from an atomic bomb!" Great money saver when your budget is too tight for expensive special effects.
Man, I would pay real money for one of those brain dirigibles. At least, I assume that's what they used. They're cute, and would make great conversation pieces.
So refreshing to hear nuclear pronounced correctly.
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Curieusement intéressant !
Good old movie😍👍
Good movie thank you
Never saw it in color until now. The only thing I remember in the early '60s was the music scaring the living daylights out of me. Especially when they were cut off in the cave- I got so scared, I hid my face because I thought it was going to engulf them like carl in journey to the 7th planet. Only to find out later watching it again, that it merely entered Steve ( John Agars) body.
@luthermcgee3767 Hope you enjoyed it in color!
@@CultCinemaClassics , yes of course, it's only fitting. Angry red planet, war of the world's, journey to the 7th planet ( also starring John Agar), were all in color, so this one should be, also.
I love how the radioactivity meter (survey meter) is pegged out yet they havf little or no concern about their safety.
You talk like a man with rocks in his head.
I loved that movie
i love the brain!!! this 1950's sci- fi is great!!!!
É preferível o BOM : Val !!!
Gostei, antigo mais legal.
George the dog is adorable
Who knew John Agar could play such a loathsome villian?
A. Exelent. Sci-fi. Movie. 📽 🎬 🌌 🎥 👽👌👍
nostalgia 😀
A great film....
Omg can't believe it's so old ....i remember the song old Sally .....from 1987 ...oh baby ❤
At 18:50 ..from Planet Arous-ed !
Wait, was this made for a drive-in?
Steve is remarkably well preserved for having been there in the cave for 2 weeks.
@andreperrault5393 😂😂
This looks better in color.
YUP! .. Froze MY brain into a coma ... LOVED it!
I know who the Brain of Tamil Nadu is! She's one smart cookie! 🍪🥠☕♥✔👍😎
Yes I am Big john 👸❤
@@helenpoornima5126 love the power glove its so bad mst3k jokes Killdozer! Clint Walker, NO!!!"Monty Python's Flying Circussss!"Then Joyce Carol Oates will be out to read from her wondrous new work of fiction, her first novel in well over a month😊
@@mikesilva3868 y out are correct Mike silva 👸❤❤❤❤❤
@@helenpoornima5126 😊okay
12:08. 'We're friends come on out' with their guns drawn.
Those are some crazy pinkbluegrey outfits they wore on their trip to Mystery Mountain.
Crow: "You're like school in summertime."😅
Yes Mike❤❤❤❤👸
@@helenpoornima5126 😊hi
No class!
Some people, self-proclaimed 'purists', say that they hate colorization of movies. When it's done really poorly I agree, i.e. sky turns pink at some times, etc. But when a decent job of it is done it's an improvement on the old b/w original, and this one is good enough to qualify for that. Watching a movie like 'Miracle on 34th Street', a Christmas season movie, in color vs the original b/w is like seeing it for the first time again only better. But anyhow, I enjoyed this colorized 'Brain' movie, and got a kick out of the strings holding the giant brain in the last scene.
Is there a SiFi movie from the 50s & 60s that John Agar is not in?
Oh, what a low-budget groaner. **I WISH THAT JOHN AGAR WOULD HAVE MADE MORE FILMS LIKE THIS.
And have you ever noticed that all of these 'naturally formed' caves have perfectly smooth floors?
He did....
Dude the film was made over half a century ago. Could you have done better?
@@leelarson107 Seems all you can do is criticize. You should consider turning you're energy to something more politive.
"Your feeling of helplessness is your best friend, savage"
Super 👍👏