Creation of the humanoids (1962) Sci-fi full movie 

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What is CGI

@@grouchosays "Computer Generated Imagery;" movie special effects drawn on computers, as opposed to made with models or real sets, or hand-drawn with paint

@@Kj16V ok

You must have been smoking something!

I agree with you. Great movie without additional SFX. The philosophical dialogue is awesome. To answer a question within the film. The human body with soul is resurrected not the new body machine but the acts afterwards will be evaluated by God.

Completely agree. Surprisingly philosophical story.

I looked up critics' views from the time. A few were quite positive, but most complained about it being things like too wordy. They would probably like the sci-fi, horror, and adventure movies that today have almost no sensible dialog but a lot of boring special effects.

Women wanting the perfect yes man/machine... machines thinking for humans... machines performing most tasks for humans... machines counting votes, and then totally disregarding them... and the movie isn't even over yet... I'm intrested now to see how it will end... But, seeing how women are acting nowadays, especially on dating apps, making men practically fill out job applications and undergoing interviews just to date them... seeing our intelligence levels drop as devices do our math and much of our thinking for us... watching jobs start to diminish and be reworked by algorithmic AI and machinery... and I've been saying for years that our votes placed on digital devices are totally useless when those devices are totally under control and in service to whoever or whatever owns the devices... critics didn't like something like this coming out this early because it may have spooked humanity... now, we have been saturated with so much "programming" things like this are dismissed as ridiculousness... part of the many programs we are bombarded with... we have slowly been getting turned into cybernetic zombified humanoid herds... awaiting the latest uploads and downloads from The Mainframe... I must also admit that the infiltration of digital humanoids in this movie and in reality are extremely unsettling... and the "reprogramming" of people is eerily like what I see going with all the people that surround me...

Shocked me too when I first saw it wasn’t prepared by how profound it is and forward thinking

EVEN CLOSER NOW!!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

Fun fact, this was Andy Warhol's favorite movie.

we are already in it (::)

True we still have dogma and conservatives...damn

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@@cliftonbowers6376 'Clicker' confirmed!

this is how they tell us their plans, without us feeling defended (::)

@@tripzincluded8087 ignorance is blist ..true

Mike Funderburk...Well sung...in a lyrical conveyance sort of way...

If you see movies and series like "Ghost in the Shell," "I Robot," "Blade Runner," etc... You'll see a lot of this seminal movie in them.

The movie was not ahead of its time - we are allways kept behind technology & knowledge of possibilities... Science including medicine for long time is far ahead of what we are told & getting access to...the tragedy of it is, that we could live under much better conditions but the elite is addicted to money even if there is no need for it anymore or right that never existed but they are used to it & they don't want to lose it/get rid of it bc it's a game on one hand & a tool to control mankind- only bc of money & artificial crisis they can have fun bc they fear of getting bored otherwise We all could live in perfect harmony & under best conditions but imagine everybody had spare time all the time...there would be too much ppl everywhere & that's the reason why they say the world is overpopulated - it would be if not that much ppl were busy with work may it be a job or private stuff But one day we'll all be there where we could be/really allready are today but unfortunately we won't be alive when that time has come

John Manno...You should watch... "OMICRON"...not just a 1963 Sci-fi movie about a alien virus that takes over a mans body while protecting the flora & fauna, killing the humans so his Race can take over Earth....yeah... 1963

My guess is this has got be the "Elites" favorite movie too, just substitute COVID for radiation and it's more like a manual.

@@phoebus Obviously the point being made by this movie sailed WAYYYY over your head. How are you people so easily conned? If you had a decent (and basic) science education, you’d know how viruses operate. The “elites” like Trump politicized this pandemic. If we had listened to public health professionals at the beginning, we would not be stuck with Covid now. Instead the GOP played the low information crowd like children. Social media has aided the far right in destroying our democratic institutions. Hint: the Order of Flesh & Blood are the MAGA’s. Guess you missed the part about ultra-conservative groups blocking progress. The GOP, right on cue, is taking us back to the 1920’s.

He said Barbarella was his favorite movie , Not sure where Michael Weldon got that info from .

micro-organism-pv5gd Yet another awesome movie! Lol. Knowing what I know about Warhol, he probably had a lot of "favorite movies" and who knows if it was all "true", whatever "true" means. Which was something Warhol loved to question, in all kinds of ways.

Thought so too! 🥂 This on point line struck me: “Facts cannot be destroyed, they can only cease to be used.”

You said that very well. Thanks.

Good observation. 50's Sci-Fi writers were brilliant. The movies often far less so. I have to think this movie stayed true to the writer's vision.

@@416loren we'll, considering he also wrote the screenplay, I would have to say You are correct. I salute you, sir!

This movie, like most things that require thought and attention, does not appeal to the masses. Today people would have a fraction of their attention on the movie, but would primarily be scrolling on their phone.

Yes, film makers hate dialogue which they feel slows down the pace of the movie and above all they fear that listerners' attention will wonder, which is true if the dialogue is poorly written. However, expectations were low anyway for low budget "B" movies, so they could take a chance on inserting more dialogue or experimenting in other ways.

I am a bit late, I hope I still made it it on time!!!

Actually the pants are similar to those of the Hussars of the late medieval period. The "kepi" hats are Civil War shape, both sides. Very likely on purpose to make the Order look both fascistic and very ridiculous as Cragis' sister points out. Also very likely, due to low budget, the props/costumes were "borowed" from other movies and repurposed.

Nevertheless, I find the blue shirts quite attractive.

And this was before ST TOS! Can it be Gene got a little inspiration from this one? The Corbomite Maneuver, anyone?

mERRY christMAS to you too

Merry Christmas humanoid lol

The EYES .. oh God The EYES!!

@@spazztechluxx oh hi bob

@@spazztechluxx Back then, the technology involving contact lenses was primitive. Those "ball bearing" silver contacts were hard lenses!... and most actors in that time period hated any hard lenses. They hurt like hell to wear for any significant length of time. But this cast pulled it off to great effect.

I never once thought of it as a possible stage play, but now that you mention it, I can definitely see it now.

Absolutely!...

Funny you mention a theater play. This story borrows very heavily from R.U.R theme-wise.

Thanks @Robert Mccreary

@@BrokenTrout your welcome Broken Trout 👍

​@@BrokenTrout Tried to find out more about Frances mccann but the movie cast shows a different actress born in 1989.

Or could already be a possibility; those who would gain immortality wouldn't want to share it with everyone, only those they deemed "worthy".

That’s not a theremin; it’s an actual female voice.

Actually, you see a lot of This in Bladerunner.

Glad you enjoyed it! @CK-mt7om

‘All of this has happened before, and all of this will happen again.’ - BSG

Why not? This movie was made 60 years ago after all.

What was the remake? Id be interested in seeing how it compares.

@@TheDavidPoole The same title. Made in 1980.

@@rogerrendzak8055 thanks Rog. I can't find this on IMDB - can you point me to anywhere I can get a hold of a copy? Cheers ✌️

Thank you too! @Bill23799

That would make sense. The film has a definite adapted-from-a-play vibe.

FYI, in RUR the robots were organic tech (and this was written in the 20's!!) but only crudly human-like. They rebel and in a frenzy wipe out humans but for one Rossum scientist. The robots could not reproduce (shades of Galactica?!) so the last scientist makes two final, perfectly human robots- Adam and Eve. Obviously this plot has passed into sci-fi legend.

"Clickers," "Toasters," Skin jobs..." I saw the evolution.

Clig. gers ...yes. I didn't catch that!

If this movie were remade, it would be ruined. These days, movie makers aren't interested in great stories. The writers of today are either activists with their own agendas to push or have so many boxes they have to tick, it would be nothing like this. This movie still stands on its own 2 legs. What I'd like to see would be maybe a remastering and re release.

Agree

"Battlestar Galactica," "Blade Runner?" I'm believing that this movie influenced them.

Loved "Monster from Outer Space." Now I'll look for "27th Day."

Don't forget "Clickers," "Toasters."