Colorized | First Man Into Space (1959) Bill Edwards, Marla Landi | Sci-Fi Movie | subtitles
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Far and away the most startling and unexpected adventure film ever made! Experience the historic and terrifying voyage of Lieutenant Dan, the first man launched into outer space, and then vanish without a trace. Meanwhile back on Earth a bloodthirsty presence stalks the land.
Original title: First Man Into Space (1959)
Black & White version: • First Man Into Space 1...
Director: Robert Day
Writers: John Croydon, Charles F. Vetter, Wyott Ordung
Actors: Marshall Thompson, Marla Landi, Bill Edwards
Genres: Colorized classics, Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi
Budget: £100,000 (estimated)
This film is available with dubbed French Audio. 👉 go to video settings ⚙️ to change your audio / subtitle language.
00:00 🛩️ A pilot attempts to break altitude records but faces challenges and must regain control of the aircraft.
16:01 🚀 Lieutenant Prescott is chosen to pilot the Y-13 space plane, but his superiors are concerned about his attitude and ability to follow orders.
20:03 🚀 A rocket pilot named Dan goes on a space mission against orders.
29:12 🚀 A pilot named Dan is the first man in space, but encounters difficulties and crashes.
36:04 🔬 Scientists examine the wreckage of a crashed spacecraft and discover a mysterious substance that cannot be identified or penetrated.
43:59 🚀 Commander Prescott visits Miss Francesca and discusses meteorite dust and a new secret alloy.
52:10 👾 A monster created by cosmic rays is killing people and needs blood to survive.
58:46 🧬 The group discusses the effects of cosmic rays on the human body and tries to find a way to stop Dan.
1:07:40 🚀 Chuck goes into space and encounters a stream of meteorite dust, resulting in his visor melting and a coating forming on his body.
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These old sci fi films never wasted time with presenting characters or building a backstory, it's straight in with the stock footage!
Wiggle the levers and say science stuff for ten mins 😂
Simple stories for simple minds. 😂
@@luminousfractal420 Because jargon = drama!
Even science was much simpler back then, m.b.7131.
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Po polsku napisy!!!
These old sci-fi's never grow old!
But they do get colorized.
take us to warp nine , captain sulu
I like how back then they thought that going into space and being weightless would make a guy go crazy.
Instead as we now know today, its not going into space but staying on Earth that makes one go insane.
So true, the problems are on earth...... also, anyone who investigates and reads up on current events gets called crazy by "low information" people or "government believers" as I call them
True. Now we know.
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Get out of the cities and closer to nature. The density of population is raising my blood pressure.
😞Guys quiet Dan gave his life for the cause.
Love these old classic Sci Fi movies from 1950s and 60s. I'm a Marshall Thompson fan.
Absolutely love this old film - first saw it in the 70s when I was very young. So it's great to see a colorised version. Acting was quite reasonable for a budget production, and despite a few odd spots, it still makes great viewing today. (2023)👍
Es un clásico.
Saw this as a second grader...creeped me out for at least a week.
Thank you Cult Cinema Classics for uploading this fun and great horror/Sci-Fi movie, I so appreciate it!
The best coloring job done on one of these films so far. the movie is a fun sci fi horror from the time period.
Enjoyed watching this again, saw it as a kid on afternoon movie back in the mid 1960's.
A good movie I love these old movies so much better than many of the ones nowadays
I watched this on late night TV in 1959 when I was 5 years old - I didn't sleep for a week
@SteveStegmeier 😉
"The First Man into Space" was the first film I saw a kid. It scared the shit out of me!
Yes I Probably first watched it about 1964 and between this movie and the Forbidden Planet I laid in terror many fine nights.
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Thank you Dan. We'll never forget.💪
Excellent movie. I love the old science fiction flicks. Marshall Thompson starred in several. Thanks for sharing.
No actual science was harmed in the making of this film..
Very good.😅
😂
If only Elon was alive, he could’ve showed them how to build self landing rockets
Hence it being called a movie, and not a documentary. It's for entertaining young audiences.
You said the same thing on another movie but don’t worry it’s still funny.
Great to The Master (Roger Delgado) make an appearance!
did anyone else spot Delgado paying a Mexican governor.
The monster special effects where really great for a old classic. Never seen this one until tonight. Thank you for uploading. The color was really nicely done too.
@micahhurst8986 Thanks!! Keep enjoying!! Cheers!
I like the thumbnail; it looks like he's facing a big heap of poop.
I've seen many of these, as I taught a film class, aside from being a film buff, but this is a new one for me.
Great movie.
Thank you very much.
I saw this In theatre back around 1960. I recognized this immediately then realized I had forgotten almost everything about it. Still it was an enjoyable piece of nostalgia, Not as bad as a lot of other s-f movies.
Perfect back then (when I was 2 years old!). Perfect now!♥
The beautiful Maria Landi is still with us, at 90 years of age . This is the first American film I saw in the US, in the summer of 1959, while vacationing in Key West . I saw it at the drive in movie in Stock Island. I was 11 and it was quite a thrill. I didnt understand the language but I followed the action. Loved it. This is the first time Ive seen it since then and , beside a few small mistakes (like the "Mexican" farmer speaking with an Italian accent and then with a Portuguese accent, lol !) the general story was great . I have the video, but it wont play in my American dvd player. I need to get one that will play it. It's fun to watch . This is one of the better quality "B" sci-fi movies of the era .
Robert Day directed some very entertaining fantastic films including She starring Ursula Andress, this one and a 1978 TV horror film knockoff of Carrie titled The Initiation of Sarah. I'm surprised all the same that he didn't have a much more successful career than he ultimately did. Thanks for this !
A story of an astronaut who is the First Man Into Space, but returns to Earth as a kind of Space Fungus Thing. One of the most ridiculous monster costumes I have ever seen. That's the good thing about Cult Cinema Classics. The channel shows old movies that are so cheesy, they are good for a laugh.
Costume? That was character acting. "Be the fungus. I AM the fungus..."
Great job here! Hoping to see someday in color The Black Scorpion and The Vampire both from (1957). Cheers!
Have you ever seen a movie that's so bad, it's actually good? This is one of those movies. Loved it! Thanks for posting.
Excellent colorization! The best I have seen. Keep 'em coming!
@melanieanddavideccles895 Thank you!!! 🙏🙏🙏 Hope you watching and enjoying!
Agreed. Very well done. Almost looks original.
Just a little note here and am no way complaining. The colorized missed the military ribbons. I don't care. Enjoyed this film when I first saw it inB&W. Enjoyed it again now. By the way I'm 76.
Brilliant! I first saw this when I was a youngster of about 7, back in tghe 1960s, scared the bejesus outta me, had nightmares for weeks. LOL. Look good in colour.
@davidearl2038 Glad you liked the colorized version and that you found it here in CCC +60 yrs later!
Here in Britain we hid under the blankets from Quatermass's experiment...!
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This is a good one. I remember seeing it as a little boy.
Probably one of the best science fiction movie I've ever seen.
Thanks for putting the black and white version in the description.
@Zero_Ego Your'e welcome! We do have black & white and color for some films. You can always use the searchbar as well to search a title and see if its in B&W. Cheers!!
If you listen closely in this movie’s opening scene, you can hear sound effects from FORBIDDEN PLANET (1956).
Yes.. it's was used quite often..
THIS MOVIE IS BETTER THAN MOST OF THE CRAP THE SCI FI CHANNEL PUTS OUT
The 50’s put out some CLASSIC sci-if works… but then it also put out tons of tripe like this.
Saw this as a kid, creeped the hell out of me. Could never find it until a couple years ago. First time colorized for me.
I saw this once when I was a kid and I never forgot that movie! It was a horror movie full of airplanes! I loved that movie! Lol. 🇺🇸💙🙋♂️🖖🏻
I LOVE 1950s documentaries like this!
"He's above his previous highest: 10,000 feet!"
Wow, nearly TWO WHOLE MILES! 🤣🤣
It looks like he's been deep fried, like a Mars bar in a Scottish chip shop!
Thank you, I enjoyed the movie.
These days we have vastly better special effects and huge budgets- that we use to make worse movies.
This is the original Right Stuff! "Pushing the outside of the envelope!"👍🏻
Excelente, este filme não conhecia, obrigado pela postagem.
i love the control stick up around his neck area.
Ah hah! .. well at 51:20 we get a visit from ‘The Master’ .. so now we know who REALLY did it 😉 (Always nice to see Robert Delgado appear in anything)
Nice classic and saw this at age three. The fried chicken astronaut freeked me out. Almost a zombie.
Colorized! Holy cow! Love this little flick!Even better!❤
Glad you enjoyed it ! ❤ 🍿
The perfect Sunday morning movie! Thanks Cult Cinema.
This view from the plane cockpit was remarkably realistic!
That's because it was real! That was one of the very first videos taken in space, overlaid by a cutout of the Y-12's cockpit canopy.
Qué bonito ver estas películas antiguas son excelente muchas gracias 😊
Thank you good old movie 🤩🤩💖
39:18 😂 Okay if I am a nurse or just a plain human being and seeing a door looking like that and hearing strange sounds.....NO WAY am I going to go look and see.
You'll never get into a scary B-movie then...
No, that was her role - dumb hot blonde who does the most obviously stupid thing when clear danger is around. Have you never watched any horror films? Scary Movie makes fun of all those roles.
I love all that 1950s technology.... and automobiles.
Love this 1959 Sci-Fi movie!
Thank you!
51:14 Very rare Roger Delgado sighting. He was the first actor to play "the Master" on the original Dr. Who. Let's just say it's rare because, through absolutely no fault of his own, Delgado's career was sadly brief.
'First Man into Space' is a greatly under appreciated sci-fi classic ... Nice to see it in colour - but i would still recommend the Digitally Restored Criterion version as it has a vastly better black and white quality ...
Loved it.
OMG, a poopmonster is on the loose; now we know what causes cattle mutilations.
Thanks for sharing this good film and thanks finnish subtitles too 🎬🇫🇮
@jariheikkila4782 Our pleasure! So glad you enjoyed this movie here in CCC! Cheers!
Avec le doublage d'origine ! Excellent !
Houston, we have a problem....
Yeah. The problem is that this movie completely sucks 😕.
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Get Howard Stark on it!
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C'est vraiment classe ces films avec plusieurs pistes audio ... Merci pour ce partage ! Je ne connaissais pas ce film. Je ne pensais pas que ça deviendrait un film de monstre. il n'a pas du connaitre un grand sucés avec un titre pareil. S'il s'était appelé "l'horreur d'au delà de l'atmosphère" ou "l'abomination d'outre espace" ... Ça aurait été sans doute plus vendeur. Même en drive-in. 😄
Moi non plus je ne connaissais pas ce film mais l'acteur je m'en souviens : c'était le docteur dans Daktari
Marla Landi and Mara Corday we're two of my favorites from that great era!
It's kind of weird thinking that she is kind of hot, when I realize she is older than both my father and mother.
Очень хороший фильм. Сама идея жертв и риска ради покорения космоса уже положительна. Не супергероика, героика обычных людей, с их потерями и преодолениями.
So welldone they don't make come like this no more.
As a 5 or 6 year old this was absolutely the most frightening movie I’d ever seen.
excellent old flick, but I love it in black-and-white
When in doubt, always have a good German doctor on your staff!, they always want to “show you something”
Fortunately, the earlier cosmonauts and astronauts were spared that possible horror.
By not going?
I guess this might be regarded as the US equivalent of British Nigel Kneale's "Quatermass Experiment". Each featured sending the first man into space with gruesome consequences. I think the Kneale/Hammer variant was the creepier of the two. Well worth a watch, many thanks for sharing...
What a brilliant plot. The first man in space comes back as a werewolf/vampire monster. What will they think of next?
Brotherly love is a wonderful thing.
The actress Marla Landi is still alive ! Now she is 90 yo
So is Kim novak
Marla Landi was great in this film
Duke, Not true. Maria Landis turned 120 last month.
The special visual effects in FIRST MAN INTO SPACE were accomplished by Florenz von Nordhoff and Karl-Ludwig Ruppel, who also worked on FIEND WITHOUT A FACE. Both features starred Marshall Thompson.
@@kathleenking47and me 😅😂
"He'll either hit the moon or orbit the Earth the rest of his life"
Hard to measure how many laws of physics that gets wrong.
That line gave me a good laugh!
Pretty sure I haven't seen this one before. For the record, the real first man in space was a Russian named Gagarin. I think his first name was Yuri, but not sure. It's been decades since I read about him. The first female in space was also Russian. Can't remember her name, but her call sign was the Russian word for Seagull. I have a children's book about her titled It is I, Seagull, and it's been decades since I read that story too. I do remember that the Russian authorities had her and Gagarin travel to events together, and eventually "arranged" their marriage, but it was mostly a show marriage, so it didn't last.🚀
Marshall Thomas, who played the older brother in this movie, played a veterinarian in Africa in a TV series called Daktari. The series got it's start from a movie called Clarence the Crosseyed Lion, in which MT first played the role.🦁 I remember watching the first run show when I was a kid.😊 Yes, I'm that old. SIGH!🙄 It was a nice show. Hmmm... Maybe I'll rewatch the series soon. The holiday season is coming up, and this family friendly show would be a good fit.🤗👍👏 OCTOBER! Yes, I'll watch it in October, as an antidote to all of those promos for creepy, spooky, horror movies!
Anyway, back to the current movie.🎬🎞️🎭
Yes Yuri. I remember the flight.
The first woman in space was Valentina Tereshkova, in 1963. She is still alive, and remains the only woman ever to go into space alone. However, she did not marry Yuri Gagarin.
@@graemesmith6721 She was a rarity alright. No woman can go anywhere alone. They'd have no one to talk to.
Charlie Chan: "Please continue."
Mrs. Foss: "That's all I have to say."
Charlie Chan: "That's what woman always say, yet go right on talking."
Valentina has been a courageous battler for gender equity against the exclusively male Politburo, and since. When her flight concluded, she landed by parachute just a few miles from the China border. She knocked on the door of a rural family and ate lunch with them. They did not know of her space flight, as the USSR did not publicize missions in advance in those days. They figured she was a jet pilot.
Gagarin was the first person to return to Earth from space.Before him and after him, Russia launched numerous space coffins.Their names were buried.
There also was a series, titled 'First Men Into Space', starring Marshall Thompson. I wonder which one, this movie, or the series, came first?? And, was either one influenced, by the other🤔??
Good 50ish sci-fi movie! I recall seeing it when I was a kid! Similiar to a Dr. Quatermass film with Brian Donlevey
X-15 pilots, including Neil Armstrong, were the first humans to reach space for a few minutes.
That's not correct. American astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts both reached space in 1961, before anyone did so in the X-15.
I saw this back in '68 on a local station's Monster Thursday feature. That's the only time until now. I recall having a hard time following it because of all the commercials. For me, the creature was pretty grisly** then. Good to see this again finally 6 decades later. It's a solid rainy day with popcorn kind of movie. Thanks, CCC.
** as opposed to pretty Grizzly. Don't do it!!
Same here! Saw this on a local late Friday night weekly monster movie. Probably around the same year
Comme Eddy Mitchel j adore les films anciens ..
Bit like the story behind the Black Sabbath song ‘Iron Man’
Very good movie
Marshall before his Daktari days.
never saw this one before...interesting
Merci.
Great. Thanks Cult Cenima
Wow this was an old big good one
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(Por cierto, me gusta cuando hay dos versiones como en este caso: en color y en blanco y negro 😊)
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Quite good for its time. All the effects were very good - the rocket being released from the B52 and it’s flight into space and the transformed pilot looked suitably repulsive. The colour effects, though far from perfect, definitely made the film more enjoyable. Better than some movies released in the 60s and 70s!
That was a B-29 that released the rocket.
雰囲気を中和する！
Science fiction @5:35 It's a good thing that the pulse and the heartbeat are monitored separately.
"And they all lived happily ever after"
Qu' une heure seize de durée mais c' est une histoire tellement prenante du début jusqu' à la fin que pour moi elle m' a semblé durer plus du double du temps, merci d' avoir partagé.
il y a du bon dialogue en plus de ça, ils ont pris des images des avions expérimentales, et on reconnait distinctement le X3 de Scott Crossfield si je me rappelle bien, c'est le premier pilote d'essai à avoir franchis la barre de mach 3!!!, en tous cas, c'est un chouette film!!!.
on reconnait bien la base d'essaies d'Edouards!!!.
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Après vérification Google, la base existe réellement, lol, je croyais que vous vous moquez de moi.
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This must be one of the most plausible scenarios ever. Nevertheless, I like it.
You mean Implausible?
No I mean it's pretty realistic. Every single minute of the movie is a NASA textbook.
"This monster is Dan" Weeeeeooooooooo!!!😮
Salut, vous auriez Cracker Jack ? Ou est ce que vous pourriez coloriser les Don Camillo avec Fernandel, deux romains en gaule, des vieux Tarzan avec Weissmuller ou des vieux De funès SVP ?
I was hoping I would get to see us go to Mars or Europa in my lifetime. Its not looking that way. I have however followed Voyager and Voyager 2. Absolutely fantastic how far theyve gone!! "V'ger"!
I've heard of stock footage, but stock mileage?
Une douzaine de fusées lancées chaque semaine!? Bon Dieu! Je me disais bien que tous ces lancements étaient trop rapprochés les uns des autres. Un vrai stock de fusées.