Forbidden Planet (1956) movie...One of the coolest movies from the 50's

What the sci-fi classic Forbidden Planet would be like if it were about five minutes long.

Directed by Fred M. Wilcox Produced by Nicholas Nayfack Written by Cyril Hume (screenplay) from a story by Irving Block and Allen Adler Starring Walter Pidgeon Anne Francis Leslie Nielsen Jack Kelly Richard Anderson Music by Louis and Bebe Barron Cinematography George J. Folsey Editing by Ferris Webster Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Warner Bros. (DVD)

Planeta Proibido (Forbidden Planet) 1956 A espaí§onave C57D do United Planet é enviada até um distante sistema planetí¡rio que existe em torno da estrela Altair. Ao chegarem lí¡ a espaí§onave terrestre, comandada por John j. Adams, desacelera e entra em órbita em torno do planeta Altair -IV. Sua missí£o é investigar o destino dos astronautas na espaí§onave "Bellerophon" que haviam sido enviados, hí¡ mais de 20 anos, para instalar uma colí´nia nes

episode 6, act I host segment Planet Forbidden Michael Chambers hosts the 1956 scifi film, Forbidden Planet from his abandoned movie theater hideaway on the outskirts of Tokyo. To see the whole episode and the entire movie, complete, uninterrupted and uncut, visit the site and/or watch it on Google Video: cinematedman.blogspot.com or watch it on Google Video video.google.com

Original US release date of movie: March 15, 1956. This is one of my all-time favourite movies, it's so good it should never be remade (it's based on Shakespeare's "The Tempest"!), it would be a sin if anyone tries! :-) Visit www.dan-dare.org for loads of free movie related games and desktop wallpapers.

Forbidden Planet (1956) movie...One of the coolest movies from the 50's

episode 6, epilogue host segment Planet Forbidden Michael Chambers wraps up the 1956 scifi film, Forbidden Planet from his abandoned movie theater hideaway on the outskirts of Tokyo. To see the whole episode and the entire movie, complete, uninterrupted and uncut, visit the site: cinematedman.blogspot.com or watch it on Google Video video.google.com

Theatrical trailer for the 1956 MGM science-fiction classic, FORBIDDEN PLANET, starring Walter Pidgeon, Leslie Neilsen and Anne Francis. Wisely, MGM borrowed Josh Meador from Disney who oversee the special effects. The resultant visuals garnered the film an Oscar nomination -- it's only Academy Award nomination -- and created one of the screen's most memorable creatures: the nightmarish, invisible "Monster from the Id". FORBIDDEN PLANET also gave

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Truly a Classic! Leave comments and rate! ©1956, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Innocent but interested Altaira (Anne Francis) appears just as her father Morbius (Walter Pidgeon) is trying to get rid of three visiting astronauts (Jack Kelly, Leslie Nielsen, Warren Stevens) in Forbidden Planet, 1956.

Disney animators loaned to MGM for this display of the "planetary force" facing Commander Adams (Leslie Nielsen) and crew, and awakening Dr. Morbius (Walter Pidgeon) and daughter Altaira (Anne Francis) in Forbidden Planet, 1956.

A group of space troopers investigates the destruction of an earth colony on a remote planet in Forbidden Planet (1956), the sci-fi thriller that introduced Robby the Robot.

Stupendous sets by Arthur Lonergan as Morbius (Walter Pidgeon) gives Adams (Leslie Nielsen) and "Doc" (Warren Stevens) a tour of the "Krell" machinery, ending with a Greek myth reference, in Forbidden Planet, 1956.

This original hero, working blaster from the 1956 sci~fi classic, Forbidden Planet, will be auctioned by premier auction house, Profiles in History on October 9th. Thanks to Brian from PIH for access. Thanks to Joe, Brian, and Fong, for access to their treasures. The person speaking is Brian Chanes, and the music is the original soundtrack from Forbidden Planet.

Forbidden Planet (1956) movie...One of the coolest movies from the 50's

Commander Adams (Leslie Nielsen) lands his crew on Altira IV, "Doc" (Warren Stevens) and Farman (Jack Kelly) attending, met by a maniacal driver (Robby the Robot) speeding across the horizon, in Forbidden Planet, 1956.

Forbidden Planet - Trailer (1956)

The unorthodox title sequence for Forbidden Planet, 1956, is supported by "electronic tonalities" by Louis and Bebe Barron.

This is my favourite scene from the 1956 movie "Forbidden Planet". This movie is one of Director John Carpenter's favourite movies, and is also considered to be on of the biggest inspirations to the TV series Star Trek (TOS). It's also the first appearance of "Robby the Robot", a "character" that was used in several movies and TV series in the following years.

Forbidden Planet (1956) movie...One of the coolest movies from the 50's

THE classic Sci-Fi film of the '50s! The pattern for Star Trek and Lost in Space in the '60s. Robbie the Robot debuts!

Forbidden Planet (1956) movie...One of the coolest movies from the 50's

Forbidden Planet (1956) movie...One of the coolest movies from the 50's

Forbidden Planet (1956) movie...One of the coolest movies from the 50's