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1956·Science Fiction·1h 20m
7.0
Four astronauts returning from man's first mission to Mars enter a time warp and crash on a 26th-century Earth devastated by atomic war. At first unaware where they are, but finding the atmosphere safe to breathe, they start exploring and find themselves in a divided future where disfigured mutants living like cavemen inhabit the surface, while the normals live comfortably below the surface but are dying as a race from lack of natural water, air and sunlight.
Directed by Edward Bernds
jealousy
planet mars
cemetery
mutant
cave
post-apocalyptic future
giant spider
time travel
machismo
nuclear holocaust
astronaut
militarism
hatred
cyclops
lost in time
hydroponics
deformed face
underground city
spaceship crash
future earth
spaceship
preoccupation with weaponry
dying civilization

Cast

Hugh Marlowe
Hugh Marlowe
John Borden
Nancy Gates
Nancy Gates
Garnet
Rod Taylor
Rod Taylor
Herbert Ellis
Lisa Montell
Lisa Montell
Deena
Nelson Leigh
Nelson Leigh
Dr Eldon Galbraithe
Christopher Dark
Christopher Dark
Henry Jaffe
Everett Glass
Everett Glass
Timmek
Booth Colman
Booth Colman
Mories
Shirley Patterson
Shirley Patterson
Elaine
Mickey Simpson
Mickey Simpson
Naga (uncredited)
Keith Richards
Keith Richards
Slave (uncredited)
Mimi Gibson
Mimi Gibson
Ginny Jaffe (uncredited)

Crew

Edward Bernds
Edward Bernds
Director
Edward Bernds
Edward Bernds
Screenplay
Leith Stevens
Leith Stevens
Original Music Composer

Popular Reviews

15 reviews
noe
noe
World Without End
colonialist, sexist, and just outright boring. if you are going to have the first two aspects present in media, at the very least, create some sort of depth and nuance to show or explain why it’s there! the main characters (that i developed no sort of connection to by the way) literally just wound up in an unknown territory that they do not belong in and decided to go and do the most heinous things to the people who did. the women were treated horribly and were nothing more than eye candy that merely just cater to men. this was just fucking awful. i will say, the premise was interesting and that is why i even watched in the first place but my god, the execution of it was abysmal and a complete waste of my time.
colonialist, sexist, and just outright boring. if you are going to have the first two aspects present in media, at the very least, create some sort of depth and nuance to show or explain why it’s there! the main characters (that i developed no sort of connection to by the way) literally just wound up in an unknown territory that they do not belong in and decided to go and do the most heinous things to the people who did. the women were treated horribly and were nothing more than eye candy that merely just cater to men. this was just fucking awful. i will say, the premise was interesting and that is why i even watched in the first place but my god, the execution of it was abysmal and a complete waste of my time.
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Nick
Nick
World Without End
The Virgin 26th century man vs the Chad 20th century man.
The Virgin 26th century man vs the Chad 20th century man.
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Aidyn
Aidyn
World Without End
I actually liked this movie. But god forbid I live 500 more years and have to wear a shiny bald cap
I actually liked this movie. But god forbid I live 500 more years and have to wear a shiny bald cap
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Sigourney Weaver
Sigourney Weaver
World Without End
An intriguing concept and glorious technicolor save this from being totally ruined by an otherwise insecure and misogynistic male power fantasy in place of an actual narrative.
An intriguing concept and glorious technicolor save this from being totally ruined by an otherwise insecure and misogynistic male power fantasy in place of an actual narrative.
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Nathan Robinson
Nathan Robinson
World Without End
Haha they thought the world would make it to 2068….
Haha they thought the world would make it to 2068….
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