Eerily prescient in its presentation of a dystopian future, Things to Come's special effects may be somewhat dated, but its potent ideas haven't aged at all.
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Movie Info
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Director -
William Cameron Menzies -
Producer -
Alexander Korda -
Screenwriter -
H.G. Wells -
Distributor -
Madacy Entertainment Group Inc. [us] , GoodTimes Home Video [us] , Sinister Cinema , Unknown Video , LS Video , Film Classics Inc. , United Artists , Network Enterprises [us] -
Production Co -
London Film Production -
Genre -
Sci-Fi -
Original Language -
British English -
Release Date (Theaters) -
Apr 17, 1936, Original -
Release Date (Streaming) -
Sep 1, 2012 -
Runtime -
1h 35m -
Sound Mix -
Mono -
Aspect Ratio -
Flat (1.37:1)