Movies on the Big Screen as They Were Meant To Be Seen.
ONE MILLION YEARS B.C.
1966,
20th Century Fox,
100 min,
UK,
Dir: Don Chaffey
Prehistoric goddesses Raquel Welch and Martine Beswick compete for audience attention with some of Ray Harryhausen’s most realistic stop-motion dinosaurs, in this surprisingly convincing fantasy adventure. With expert cinematography by longtime Harryhausen collaborator Wilkie Cooper (7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD, JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS, FIRST MEN IN THE MOON).
1973,
Sony Repertory,
105 min,
USA,
Dir: Gordon Hessler
A rousing sequel to the classic 7th VOYAGE OF SINBAD, GOLDEN VOYAGE follows our resourceful hero as he tries to solve the riddle of a mysterious occult map.
1958,
Sony Repertory,
88 min,
USA,
Dir: Nathan Juran
Director Nathan Juran’s marvelous fantasy follows the adventures of Sinbad (Kerwin Matthews) as he battles a phenomenal gallery of Ray Harryhausen-created monsters, including the giant cyclops, two-headed birds, dragons and sword-fighting skeletons, all to save beautiful princess Kathryn Grant. Featuring one of composer Bernard Herrmann’s most memorable scores.