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 Beginning of the End (DVD)
Description: Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy - Fantasy / Theatrical Release: 1957 / Director: Bert I. Gordon / Actors: Peter ... more  Beginning of the End (DVD) ... Graves, Peggie Castle ... / DVD released 25 March, 2003 at Image Entertainment / Features of the DVD: Anamorphic, Black & White, DVD-Video, NTSC, Special Edition, WidescreenNewest Review: ... research station that is experimenting with food crops exposed to radiation. At this point I’m quite amazed that for a near ... more ... half hour the film has been an entertaining enough little mystery. A little slow, but even the acting is of a higher standard that you’d expect from such a poorly rated film. However…
Whilst visiting a warehouse that was also recently destroyed, Audrey and the two agricultural scientists (Ed and Frank) encounter the menace responsible. A giant grasshopper. Welcome back to the world of questionable special effects, stupid questions, and that military bloke who just can’t believe it.
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Beginning of the End (DVD): Just End Already (933 words)
by The Polar One - written on 28.03.07 (Very useful, 129 readings)
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97. Beginning of the End (1957) *film only review From the man who brought you ‘King Dinosaur’ and ‘Earth vs The Spider’ I give you, ‘The Beginning of the End’. No, really – take it. With a title like that it would have been more fitting as the first film of this project. Anyhow, this was actually director Bert I Gordon’s second film, and an unfortunate sign of the type of films he would continue to direct. On February 1st 2007 it was placed at No.97 in the IMDB’s bottom 100 films, with an average score of 2.6, from 727 votes. The film opens with that well known tradition amongst American youths in the fifties. Necking in a convertible. Then ...
