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"Too Affectionate and Sentimental", TWILIGHT ZONE - THE MOVIE made headlines long before it opened when actor Vic Morrow and two Asian child actors were killed in a horrific accident during filming.

The scandal, the trial, and the resulting publicity cast a dark shadow on what is otherwise a harmlessly sentimental trip into the Twilight Zone.

The opening with Dan Aykroyd and Albert Brooks is pure John Landis, more of the same laugh/fright effect that worked so well in AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON. But Landis' contribution to the tales, an original story not from the Zone canon, isn't up to Rod Serling standards. The comeuppance of bigot Vic Morrow get repititious and--honestly--problematic when you consider that the US soldier is lumped with the Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan.

Spielberg's choice is the lamest: cute elderly people get to become cute little kids for a night. Any otherworldly wonder is lost under a heavy flow of Speilberg syrup.

Joe Dante has fun with his tale but his sappy ending--far different than the original TV version!--could've been directed by Spielberg.

This is THE TWILIGHT ZONE, people, not THE GOONIES.

Only the last time, my personal favorite of all Twilight Zone episodes (the original starred William Shatner, hilariously lampooned in the second ACE VENTURE movie), reaches the Zone. John Lithgow is brilliant as a spazzing passenger in Richard Matheson's "Nightmare at Thirty Thousand Feet." George Miller (THE ROAD WARRIOR) does an awesome job of putting you in the plane by filming the sequence with a handheld camera.

Lithgow's performance was so good that he SHOULD have been nominated for a Best Supporting Actor at the Academy Awards. Well, he was. But since THE TWILIGHT ZONE was tainted by the tragedy of Vic Morrow's death, Lithgow was nominated for his six minutes of standing around in TERMS OF ENDEARMENT (you forgot he was even in that, right?). Such is Hollywood.

Think of all the Zone scripts that screamed for a big screen, big budget treatment. "To Serve Man"? A condensed version of Burgess Meredith as the librian who survives the world-ending nuclear holocaust? "The Martians Have Landed on Maple Street"? And Spielberg picks a story with adorable little tykes and codgers.

Not what it should have been.

"Good versus bad", The movie that was long overdue. It doesn't make the original series look better or worse. And in some cases, an improvement. The gremlin in "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" was far better than the one depicted on the TV version and John Lithgow starts at paranoid and rakes it up. He doesn't start calm and build. Very difficult to do and I admire that.

"It's a Good Life" has so many in-jokes it is not funny. Watch for star cameos, named of towns and references to the original show.

"Kick the Can" is superbly filmed. Spielberg took his time and did this one with love.

I also suggest you buy "The Twilight Zone: Unlocking the Door to a Television Classic" because the 800 plus page book is a P-E-R-F-E-C-T companion to the DVD. You'll learn about the behind-the-scenes filming and that means far more than casual vieweing. It requires multiple viewings. The behind-the-scenes stuff is fun. Both are available on Amazon.

"Makes you wonder.... ", I tip my hat to the following directors; John Landis, Stephen Speilberg, Joe Dante, George Miller. A FANTASIC AND STRANGE MOVIE!

"Still Hold Up As A Every Good Movie, Twilight Zone"The Movie"", The Twilight Zone"The Movie" is more than fun, it's a trip into a world of the mind & you'll see thing that will trick your thoughts.Four short stories into the otherside, the best one in the story of the older poeple,finding they never need to grow old & learn to keep their youth in their hearts. It's just one of four short stories. Another is about a man & his fear of flying & thing go mad in his mind or are they real. Well you just have to find out for yourself. So pick up the Twilight Zone"The Movie" & catch a mind ride to the otherside, It's fun trip'enjoy.Great movie fun.

"Underrated ", I have read reviews saying that people are disappointed because there was no gore, or disappointed because the transfer wasn't to their standards.... GET OVER IT. Twilight Zone the movie is very underrated in my opinion. This movie pays great homage to the TV show produced by Rod Sterling. This film is a fantasy, sci-fi, horror, and I tend to believe that it is done in such a format that most ages can watch it. For a movie to be good it doesn't have to have gore. If a film can make you think differently about a situation then the writer director has accomplished a great job. The first story about the racist having to suffer the lives of those who he discriminated make you think outside the box about racism. The second is a light hearted tale where the elderly have a second chance at being young again, this segment is suitable for all ages. The third installment is just weird but exciting as cartoon elements are weaved into reality by a adolescent. The final tale, although it doesn't show a drop of blood is scary as hell. I recall watching this when I was a kid and I blame that darned gremlin ripping the plane apart to be my reason for hating to travel by aviation. Even to this day the gremlin and plane creep me out. I suggest, buy this, but do note there is not one drop of blood in this film, and although I am a gore hound, this collection is still worth the buy.

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"A lost opportunity", Hard to believe a movie that is over 25 years old is only just been released on DVD. Anyone would think that Warner Bros were hanging on to it for a special DVD release because it was so good. Ha! This movie adapation of the classic TV series is a lost opportunity which could have been a fantastic movie if only it had better direction. The public assumed that because Spielberg was on board that it would mean a good film. His contribution about the retirement village was extremely boring and spoilt the overall feel of the film. What also affected this film was the appalling story about the boy in the house who controls all his visitors. The other segments are much better I am happy to say with the standout being the introduction with Albert Brookes and Dan Akroyd - this is pretty scary indeed. The story with Vic Morrow is also engaging and thought provoking, while the final story about a man scared of flying is both funny and scary.

Despite some good stories, the movie adaptation was a lost opportunity to truly present a collection worth seeing. It received mix reviews in 1983. Now that it has been released on DVD, it would have been good to include some special features to make it more attractive.

Rent first!

"Unimaginative . . . ", This movie is a dismal attempt to recapture the classic tv series. Nothing new. Acting and script are mediocre.

"Almost 25 years later, and this is all we get?",
This was a decent film. Four decent stories. I'm glad to see that it finally came out on DVD, but since we've waited so long for this DVD to come out, you would think this delay was caused because they wanted to put together some kind of documentary before releasing it. But there are no special features whatsoever on this DVD.

I was hoping that we would, at least, get to see the Vic Morrow story since he died while filming this movie back in 1983. Plus maybe a good documentary on Rod Serling and all that inspired the making of this film. All us classic Twilight Zone fans would have expected that. No mastering effort was put toward improving on the DVD either. I've seen better mastered DVD's selling for less than ten dollars. Well, I guess it's better than nothing.


"Twilight Zone: The Movie", Twilight Zone: The Movie was a great disappointment to me. Having waited so long for the DVD, I finally got to watch it only to find a huge chunk missing from segment #1. This segment is testament to Vic Morrow's final performance, one which he gave up his life for. The least the DVD producer could have done is to show the movie in its entirety. This would be the best tribute to a fine actor/director dedicated to his craft. The stories for all segments does not intrigue but baffle the audience. Production value also receives a minus. Directors instead of actors take centre stage, the trailer and credits gave the directors more prominence than the actors or the storyline. If not for Vic Morrow, I would not have bothered to watch this movie. While the TV series had its own merits the movie certainly does not and to make money off a dead man is really offensive.

"Twilight Zone The Movie blu-ray", If you've enjoyed this movie on other media before this blu-ray version is the one and only way to go. best picture & sound I've seen for the twilight zone movie.