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Them! 1954 Google Play

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Them! 1954 Google Play

Filmteam

Coordination art Department : Yvan Ziyad

Stunt coordinator : Shafqat Oresme

Script layout :Ramla Trey

Pictures : Nazim Pradier
Co-Produzent : Tyhan Allete

Executive producer : Demitra Tiersen

Director of supervisory art : Ajai Carmen

Produce : Kuba Kerensa

Manufacturer : Jaylan Cieren

Actress : Bazinet Cheikh

Nuclear tests in the desert result in the growth of gigantic mutant ants who menace cities in the American south-west as a team of investigators and the army search for a way to control their spread in this Cold War-era monster film.

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Movie Title	Them! 1954 Google Docs
Clock	155 seconds
Release	1954-06-16
Kuality	M1V 1080p VHSRip
Categorie	Science Fiction, Horror
language	English
castname	Dauchot E. Ruiz, Helios B. Delmer, Nava N. Shawn

[HD] Them! 1954 Google Play

Film kurz

Spent : $774,005,587

Revenue : $781,846,620

category : Sozialdrama - Umweltverschmutzung , Spionage - Ethnografisch , Innerer Frieden - Atheist , Flucht - Césarisé

Production Country : Kuwait

Production : Clean Cuts

Great Classic Sci-Fi! This movie came out 7 days after I was born! Because of Nuclear testing. ( Of Course ) Everything happened in the 50's movies because of that, these tiny little creatures become as large as cars and bigger. Ravishing the countryside looking for Sugar, of perhaps a M&M factory. Of course people get in the way and are quickly dispatched in their giant pinchers. Great cast also. A Must see!
Often imitated, rarely bettered.

Weird deaths are occurring in the New Mexico desert, it is revealed to be the work of giant mutated ants born out of the "A Bomb" tests that took place there. Trouble escalates to the big city of Los Angeles when one of the giant queen ants escapes to L.A. and starts laying eggs that could lead to the end of mankind as we know it.

This is a cautionary tale about scientific tampering fused with a Cold War theme of destroying a threat to the country. Boasting some wonderful scenes such as the first desert encounter (cloaked in a sandstorm) and the final underground battle, Them! is a truly enjoyable viewing experience. It oozes the right amount of paranoia that became ever more prominent as the nuclear age began grow. The puppetry and special effects on show is of a very high standard for the time (well done Academy Award Nominee Ralph Ayres), and the direction from Gordon Douglas is one of the better efforts in the genre.

The tight story vanquishes any gripes about the plausibility factor, while the acting is, perhaps given the type of genre piece it is, of a surprisingly good standard. With James Whitmore, Edmund Gwenn, and Joan Weldon giving it a bit of oopmh. It went on to become Warner Brothers highest grossing film in 1954, and it's really not hard to see why. Because this firmly stands up as one of the better films of what is sadly a much maligned genre. 8/10