Twilight Zone: The Movie
Horror • PG • 1983 • 1 hr 41 min
Starring
Dan Aykroyd, Albert Brooks, Scatman Crothers, John Lithgow, Vic Morrow
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Despite the tragic loss…it is a great film well acted and put a good scare out there.. Rod sterling would have approved. Dated but fun. C it
A pretty good anthology sci-fi movie. Weird but in a good way
Just have to watch this for yourself. Like the show, split up into segments throughout a movie. Odd/bizarre occurrences that go unexplained.
Just like the series, it twists your mind, and leaves you thinking about the truth
Uneven but effective and fun. The production of this movie is absolutely devastatingly sad too
I have a lot of nostalgia for this film but it’s a shame what happened on this set, utter carelessness
This film is made up of four stories, which are - respectively - meh, meh, good (I guess), AMAZING!
Not as good as some of the TV episodes, but a good addition to the franchise
Eh. I don’t think any of these segments outshine their original episodes. I like the modern effects, especially for horror moments.
Some segments are clever, but overall it’s uneven and the tone swings too wildly to stay engaging.
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