Amazon.com
From the moment Vic Perrin's omniscient "Control Voice" first proclaimed, "There is nothing wrong with your television set," on September 16, 1963, The Outer Limits was destined for greatness. The dazzling, long-beloved series was a daring experiment in "omnibus" TV, trading the speculative fantasies of The Twilight Zone for farther-out sci-fi concepts. Producers Leslie Stevens and Joseph Stefano had risen as gifted writers from (respectively) Broadway and Hollywood; Stevens rebounded from his previous canceled series, while Stefano had scripted Hitchcock's Psycho and was eager to expand his creative horizons. With an executive order for scary monsters and cold war thrills, their fruitful symbiosis was preceded by the superb Stevens-directed pilot "Please Stand By," named after the series' once-proposed title and changed to "The Galaxy Being" for its broadcast premiere.
Cliff Robertson launched an impressive succession of guest stars, and on meager, oft-exceeded budgets of $120,000 per episode, The Outer Limits became a showcase for shoestring ingenuity. The "blue ribbon crew" (as Stevens called it) included cinematographer Conrad Hall, whose Oscar-winning skills were honed on the series' cramped TV-studio sets. Packed onto four double-sided DVDs, these 32 episodes (out of a total 49) comprise the series' dynamic first season of moody, frequently paranoid black-and-white adventures. Repeat performers Martin Landau, Robert Culp, and Sally Kellerman excel (respectively) in the fan-favorite episodes "The Man Who Was Never Born," "The Architects of Fear," and "The Bellero Shield" (and who can forget the insect-like menace of "The Zanti Misfits"?). There are a few clunkers, of course, but the series' quality (and parade of monsters) is remarkably consistent, and DVD compression does not compromise its technical achievement. These eerily seductive shows invite repeated viewing, supporting Stephen King's oft-quoted remark that The Outer Limits was "the best program of its type ever to run on network TV." --Jeff Shannon
You can Download or Watch The Outer Limits: The Original Series - Volume 3 Movie Streaming free in High Definition Now. of satisfied members who became tired of waiting for DVDs in the mail, and now watch the hottest NEW RELEASES and CLASSICS on our site.
Watch The Outer Limits: The Original Series - Volume 3 Movie in HD
Secure scanned, no virus detected.
The Outer Limits The Original Series Volume 3 027616087751 eBay The Outer Limits: The Original Series - Volume 3 in DVDs & Movies, DVDs & Blu-ray Discs eBay Outer Limits: The Original Series, Volume 3, The (Full Frame): TV ... Shop Low Prices on: Outer Limits: The Original Series, Volume 3, The (Full Frame) : TV Shows The Outer Limits - The Original Series - Vol. 1 DVD - LOVEFiLM The Outer Limits - The Original Series - Vol. 1 DVD from LOVEFiLM. Rent The Outer Limits - The Original Series - Vol. 1 for FREE as part of a LOVEFiLM trial. Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: The Outer Limits: The Original ... This review is from: The Outer Limits: The Original Series - Volume 3 (DVD) I purchased the vol 1 - 3 collection and Vol 3, Disc 2 Side A is defective. Outer Limits - The Original Series Vol. 3 DVD, 2009, 3-Disc Set ... Outer Limits - The Original Series: Vol. 3 (DVD, 2009, 3-Disc Set, Dual Side) Outer Limits - The Original Series - Vol. 3 by Mgm (Video & Dvd ... Disc 1, Side A -- Outer Limits: The Original Series, Vol. 3 - Episodes 33-36 1. Born Soldier [7:37] 2. A Philologist Knows [9:10] 3. Future Slang [9:57] Amazon.com: The Outer Limits: The Original Series - Volume 3: Vic ... The Outer Limits: The Original Series - Volume 3 (1963) ... Learn more about "The Outer Limits: The Original Series - Volume 3" on IMDb; Special Features. None. Amazon.com: The Outer Limits (Original Series) - Volumes 1 - 3 ... Find The Outer Limits (Original Series) - Volumes 1 - 3 at Amazon.com Movies & TV, ... The Outer Limits: Volume 1 Vic Perrin DVD 3.7 out of 5 stars . $13.99.
No comments:
Post a Comment