Beyond the Time Barrier | Full Movie | Robert Clarke | Darlene Tompkins | John Van Dreelen 

Anybody else watching this in 2024? I remembered this when I was a kid, watching science fiction theater back in the 70s. This movie is forever tied to our current year in my mind.

I really appreciate people uploading these kinds of movies. Reminds me of heading out with a whole dollar; for bus fare, movie and a hamburger at Woolworth's.

Geez, I miss the 50's. Gone are the days when you could lay in a hospital bed and smoke till your hearts content. Thanks for posting the movie.

Man! I love these 50s and 60s flicks and I'm only 31, just started watching these joints this year , many thanks to my Grandfather and my Parents 👌

Love these old movies I grew up with. In some ways they're comical now days, but in others there are so much better than todays stuff. Keep 'em comin'.

JUST LOVE THOSE CARS FROM THE 50'S AND 60'S.

I've been trying to find this movie for 20 years or so, and I just stumbled across the thumbnail and recognized it immediately. It's been awhile since I saw it last. Say 1960! Yeah, it's not a great sci-fi film, but it is certainly unforgettable!

I was born in 56 and this is the first time I have even heard of this movie. At first I thought it was going to just be one of the many so-so scifi's of the time. I am glad I did watch this as it was much better than I was expecting. Even near the end I got a kick out of this movie including a B52 as well as a Connie but boy were the writers under estimating our future space colonies, year wise. Lots of holes in the science but what the hack, I did enjoy viewing this 🙂

Better movie than anything coming out of Hollywood these days.

I watched this for the first time last month. It would be understatement to say I was surprised when (minor spoiler) the pilot arrives in the year 2024 and finds the world is recovering from a global plague! Very prescient for a movie made in 1960.

"...procreate with the rulers daughters". Sounds like a difficult job assignment but I'll volunteer!

They don't make em like this anymore. Great storyline with good actors who knew how to act. Saw this many years ago. I was 17 in 1960, now I'm approaching 80. Great story even though all of this never happened......in could in our near future.

I loved this movie when I was a boy. I might have only seen it once, but it left an indelible mark on me. I was entranced by the beauty of the women and of the civilization of that world, and the ending was so cool.....like something out of the Twilight Zone. I barely remembered it, but I told another movie fan friend of mine about the plot, and he suggested that it might be this movie. It came on some movie channel once, so I watched it, and I knew right away this was it. So cool! This must be off of blue ray or something because the picture and sound are crystal clear!

At long last, a decent old si-fi film worth watching :) Anyone could be critical over this movie but it's so entertaining and worth the watch.

Truly amazing. I wish there was a remake of this movie⏳🎥👏👏👏

The ruined airfield he landed at was the former Marine Corps Air Station Eagle Mountain Lake in northern Texas. Never heard of it until I looked up the shooting location. I notice they sure do like triangles in the future. This seems like a poor man's Forbidden Planet. A real, real, poor man's.

Love these old movies, a time when anything was possible….lol….all good entertainment, and even though no CGI, they made them well, and story lines were good. It took good actors/actresses to make it believable. HIGH 5…👍❤️😊

Really a enjoyable sci-fi movie experience back then

I was born in 1960, 2 weeks after Major Allison took off on that fateful mission on March 5th. He prevented the plague of 1971 and postponed it until March 11th 2020. But here we are in 2023, 3 years into Covid and one year away from the advent of mutant skin-head zombies taking over the planet and turning Hollywood into a woke citadel of uncreative minds and spoiled role players who need 3 hours to make a movie that's not worth watching for more than 10 minutes. This movie is awesome. And it only took 75 minutes to watch. A 10 out of 10.

Enjoyed it immensely- a grand sweeping story & she was great - plus a very clever ending.

It's strange... His time is 1960. But he jumped to 2024, our time now. It's strange that their future is so different from what ours is now. Different and yet the same. The writers imagined their future as torn by a plague; ours is torn by political strife. Their time difference is 64 years. Makes you wonder what ours will be like 64 years from now, in 2088.

Women of the future. Short dresses, high heels and seamed stockings. Sign me up.

The way things are going on in this world now ( 11/22 ) this movie is not too far off

its an honest early sci-fi movie that takes itself seriously and has no ridiculous godzilla type monsters or dinosaurs.....the pace is slow and the action is minimal....its mostly talk talk talk talk....very different from modern movies where there is an action packed crisis about every 8 minutes throughout the film

Amazing how the aircraft would "shape-shift" several times from an F-102 to an F-106 !

This was only six years before Star Trek. I think I know where they got the uniform design for the female crew members. Thank the lord!

At 8:56 - "Oh no! I've landed in Flint, Michigan by mistake. Sure hope I can get a Greyhound back to Andrews".

2022 two years away from 2024 and many people around the world the last couple of years have perished from the covid plague this movie was years ahead of its time

It's the year 2022 and there has been a Coronavirus pandemic going on since 2019. This movie seems to have made an accurate prediction. Or at least somewhat accurate.

Loved seeing the Dart and Dagger (the Delta winged planes). Grew up in the decade they were new.

I like the scenery the cars and all the smoking don't forget all the drinking. What a hoot!

I've seen this movie years ago. It's still a great movie.

His landing at that abandoned base is well done. The grounds have really fallen into ruin.

Alternative Dialogue : "HEY ! Is anybody here ?" "NO ! Nobody is here ." Okay , thanks ! "

I was hoping he would bring the plague back. Princess Trirene is gorgeous.

Been looking for this movie for a very long time. So glad it was posted. Just wish he'd been able to take her back with him.

"You've got to get back before the plague. Here, bring this, it's Ivermectin!"

33:41 I LOVE IT WHEN TIME TRAVEL FLICKS LIKE THIS CALL OUT THE CURRENT TIME. TWO YEARS TO GO.

Yes, this is why sonic booms aren't heard anymore, you see, past a certain speed the time barrier can be broken and it just gets real complicated after returning . . . the future being so fragile and all. It's illegal now to visit the future

A wonderfully goofy concoction from the music and acting to the sets and story. Hooray!

This is actually a pretty good movie considering how old it is, I was surprised.

I have never seen this one before! WOW! I wonder if those dresses were an inspiration for the female uniforms on Star Trek about six years later? Isn't it amazing just how much we didn't know then? To say the least, our knowledge and technology have advanced by magnitudes. It's a shame that human societies have not done as well. In fact, socially, we are digressing even faster.

Wow ,Darlene Tompkins was an absolutely gorgeous woman !

Está película la vi acá en la Argentina 🇦🇷 cuando tenía 4 años en canal 11 en un programa que se llamaba sábados de súper acción que comenzaba alas 13 hs hasta las 22hs donde se proyectaban películas y también algunos capítulos de series como *El Gran Chaparral* siempre me fascinaron y lo sigan haciendo las películas que hablan de los viajes en el tiempo esta película me impacto cuando termina como el piloto enveje en horas ahora a mis 60 años la pude encontrar y bajarla en DVD 💿 cuando lindos recuerdos cuando la vida no era tan complicada como actualmente

Did anyone recognize John Van Dreelen? He appeared in a couple of episodes of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. He was so good!! And that's what makes these old movies even better; seeing all the familiar faces.

14:06 Freak----Out........ Tom Cruise! I can't believe I never heard of this movie. What a great find, better than 90% of the sci-fi movies out then. If they had the tech we have today it could have been a big hit.

Yes, you are correct. The aircraft was a Convair F-102A Delta Dagger. The last one retired in 1988. Max speed 590 MPH.

When you imagine that "Alien" was made just 19 years later, it's mind boggling.

Any legit sci-fi movie had a theremin wailing away.

Edgar Ulmer,best of the minimalist directors

I was 6yrs old when this came out…saw this at a neighborhood theater and thought that it was fantastic….strange I joined the USAF in “73” and realized that they really exaggerated the capabilities of the dagger (F 102)but to a 6yr old it was something futuristic, still a good sci fi story…

That X-80 is one hell of a plane, having enough fuel to travel 10,000 mph twice!

Man, that girl is a knockout!

A real surprise. I was expecting a routine Hollywood happy ending but was thrilled they did something better. Looks to me like the same people did this one and The Creation of the Humanoids, which came out 2 years later. However, I looked up the directors and they're different. Nevertheless the styles are similar. The Humanoids one is a very thoughtful film, low on action perhaps but high on ideas and questions. Darlene Tompkins is a real beauty.

Am I the only one surprised that they are still fielding M-1 carbines hundreds of years in the future?

What a stunning young lady. I can't believe no one else has mentioned that.

This was a time when movies 🎥 were movies 🎥.

🏆👏🏆 Amazing STREAM, Big Kudos on Reviving & Showcasing these Classics! Always ❤the ‘Flames and Exhaust’ of the Rockets in Empty Space! No Computer-Gen. Or Blue-Screen Effects, Incredible : Imagination Creative Model-Builders and Mat-paintings ! Thanks. God Bless. 👴🏽NoBody.

I flashed back to Buck Rodgers. This is comical

I saw this at the Roxy theatre in San Diego 1961 one Sat. afternoon, cutting edge shit back then.

There was some cool mathmatical theory if you can call it that , in this movie. Interesting for 1960

Great movie. Given his theory of how he ended up in 2024, there is no way he can go backwards. Regardless of which direction you travel the Earth will still be going forward. He would more than likely end up another 64 years into the future.

The wooo-OOOOO-oooo sound effects I get a kick out of. Edit: it is 2024, a plague has changed the world, mutants running in the streets wanting to kill. I would say they hit the nail on the head.

Super hot MC-3 high altitude partial pressure suit and MA-1 helmet the pilot is wearing.

Every man's dream. A beautiful, young, anxiously willing woman who does not speak. And only one more year to wait.

Not bad at all really nice sets.

Hold on a darn minute he's only noticed everything changed after he landed? Was he flying with his eyes closed? When I heard that war of the worlds sound I thought there was trouble 😁. I enjoy how back in the day in these type of films they really thought we would be super advanced by now, its very interesting to see how they pictured things would go.

Wasn’t expecting the ending ,,it was a bit clunky but they got almost right at the last half hour

Remember: in this same year, 'Supreme' actor Vladimir Sokoloff would play the old man living outside the town that Caldera el bandido would be menacing in "The Magnificent Seven.'

Merci ! Que de perles rarissimes sur cette chaîne… En espérant voir ici préservé 'Beyond The Time Barrier', Film d’Edgar G. Ulmer sorti en 1960, et totalement introuvable aujourd’hui en VOSTF ou VF (aucune édition en DVD, rien).

That's a pretty optimistic view of 2024 compared to what is coming.

He returned to 1960 but because of all the nuclear testing that had already gone on he could only delay the plague and slow it's effects. The plague began to affect humanity in 2019.

@13:34 - "...major, this is 2024..." They guessed wrong. The plague (COVID) happened in 2020 and the mutants are in charge.

I used to fly the same jet in the early 60s when I was in the Navy, miss those days.

AMAZING, in this movie the year is 2024...Wow, it really is 2024 when I’m watching it!!!!

That flying suit is amazing and I want one

There's nothing quite like a good multiple time paradox.

I like the concept of knocking on the door of a deaf/mute and calling her name. 39:20

Prevent a space anomaly from hitting earth? Okay. Trini is too cute!

The Year 2024!!!

Halter top, pony tail and a mind reader! Sign me up! 😍

This is a good one thanks

i"m 69 years old and never ran into this movie so I guess that it was never on Chiller Theater (WPIX TV, NY) which I never missed throughout the 1960's. Great so far (15 min in).

It's strange that the modern (futuristic) society seems to have forgotten about paper and pencils, and the use of writing as a means of communication.

Bravo 👏

The advanced people had the same background music as in the 50s. Interesting.

Good old school film 🎥 thanks 👍

I'm watching this 1 hour before 2024. It seems tomorrow is going to suck

Only 2 years to wait.

Certainly the U.S. made some great fighter jets back in the late 1950s. Here is the one featured in this here movie. Seemingly a pretty ordinary single engine jet. Not only can it climb to 500.000 feet of elevation in mere seconds, it can do so almsot vertically whilst traveling at 7000 miles per hour. And then do the nifty 65-year forward jumping maneuver in time. Not only that, after a safe landing, and withhout the need of being refueled, it can take off again, do the same dog and pony show in reverse order, and land back right in 1960, as if nothing had happened. The Russkies were nowhere near this mighty US AIR FORCE accomplishment.

This "bend in time" idea was probably the inspiration for "The Planet of the Apes."

Its a low budget, 1960 B grade science fiction made with sincerity. Darlene Tompkins was a very pretty young lady.

In this dimension no doubt you will find many strange things. Our clothes, Our food, Our method of communication, The advanced technology, Here Glasgow Rangers have a team that have actually won a trophy.

The BEST thing about this movie was the advertisement about the ninja Santa Claus.....hilarious!

I like the way this movie is lit from the side and the sound FX are from War of the Worlds..

This is a Century series jet he's flying. Maybe an F-104? I worked on the F-106 models back in the 80s. Most of them were older than me.

The F-102 is a beautiful machine. I'm pretty sure It was not up to time travel, but what do I know. Should have had a bigger role.

Ahhh... so this is where they got the idea for that very similar Star Trek episode from!

It’s now 2024 and I’m watching this movie. 😨

"Where us Everybody?" They're in Binghamton, New York, chilling with Rod Serling.;)