One Million B.C. , while old-fashioned, can still entertain today

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Pamela Duncan in Attack of the Crab Monsters (1957)

Marguerite Chapman, Arthur Franz, Virginia Huston, and Cameron Mitchell in Flight to Mars (1951)

Boris Karloff, Bruce Bennett, and Evelyn Keyes in Before I Hang (1940)

Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Africa Screams (1949)

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Victor Mature and Carole Landis in One Million B.C. (1940)

These strange figures and forms were carved here many years ago - before any record of our present civilization. They speak the message of an intelligent man.

Do you mean there were people of intelligence that long ago?

Intelligence, my friend, is inherit. Education and culture are acquired. Civilization, of course, has brought complications. But here are the same thoughts, the same emotions, the same struggles with the problems of life and death we have today experienced.

Jimmy Boudwin, Kathy Frye, and Jean Porter in One Million B.C. (1940)

Victor Mature, John Hubbard, and Carole Landis in One Million B.C. (1940)

Lon Chaney Jr., Victor Mature, Mamo Clark, Edgar Edwards, John Hubbard, Carole Landis, and Inez Palange in One Million B.C. (1940)

Victor Mature

Carole Landis

Lon Chaney Jr.

Mickell Novack

George Baker

Joseph Frickert

Tale of prehistoric survival and love between a male and a female belonging to opposing tribes that happen to be at slightly different stages of evolution.

Hal Roach Jr.

Hal Roach

One Million B.C.

A fun movie with a good musical score.

I really enjoyed this movie as a kid, and it&apos;s still fun today. The dinosaur special effects were advanced for its day, and frequently &quot;borrowed&quot; by later films.  The music score was nominated for an Oscar, and quite impressive.  And Carol Landis was a babe!

Tale of Prehistoric survival and love between a male and a female belonging to opposing tribes that happened to be at slightly different stages of evolution.

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I really enjoyed this movie as a kid, and it's still fun today. The dinosaur special effects were advanced for its day, and frequently "borrowed" by later films.  The music score was nominated for an Oscar, and quite impressive.  And Carol Landis was a babe!

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