Things To Come (DVD, Region 1)

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Things To Come

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Synopsis: One of the most important science fiction films of all time, Things To Come opens prior to World War II and takes the viewer on a hundred-year time trip to 2036 A.D. when a man and woman are rocketed to the moon. This inspired saga predicts television, jet planes and evil dictators. Featuring fabulous sets, a rich musical score and sweeping visual grandeur. A truly spectacular film event!

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Directed By:	William Cameron Menzies	Recommended Retail Price: $USD14.99 Best Price: $USD 7.95 - Video Universe (does not include shipping) Full Price Comparison
Cast:	Maurice Braddell Edward Chapman Cedric Hardwicke Raymod Massey Ralph Richardson Margaretta Scott Ann Todd
Genre:	Classic / Sci-Fi
Running Time:	97 minutes
Year of Production:	1936
Disc Release Date:	February 27, 2001
UPC:	14381987928 (or 014381987928)

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1:	Single Sided, Single Layer

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