This comic send-up of James Bond films features Flint, a secret agent who, like Bond, uses wacky contraptions to get himself out of sticky situations; and like Bond, he's also habitually surrounded by beauteous babes. "Our man Flint" is played by James Coburn and was released in 1966. A follow-up movie called "In Like Flint" was released in 1967. Click on the image for a movie review.

This has and always will be my favorite sci-fi movie. 2001: A Space Odyssey had the right balance between "special effects" and a well written script with a deep message that made you think after leaving the theatre as to which direction man should take regarding space travel. For an excellent overview on the movie, cast and crew, click on the image.

Forbidden Planet...a 1950's sci-fi movie that was way ahead of its time. This film may have actually inspired Gene Roddenburry in creating his vision for the popular Star Trek television series which came out later in the '60s. The film certainly compares with the production techniques that resembles the famous Star Trek television series: special effects, excellent directing, and a brilliant screenplay. Forbidden Planet was not one of those B-rated films like the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes for example. Instead, Forbidden Planet is arguably the best sci-fi movie to have emerged out of the 1950's as the special effects still holds up against any other science fiction film that is released today! Click on the image for details about the movie.

Star Wars...the ultimate special effects sci-fi movie by film director George Lucas. Click on image and visit the official Star Wars web site!

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I Dream of Jeannie premiered on September 18, 1965 and the last first run episode aired May 26, 1970 and then reruns began in September, 1970. This zany comedy was produced by Sidney Sheldon and distributed by Screen Gems. Click on the cartoon image and link up with the official I Dream of Jeannie web site!

"My Three Sons" is the story of a Mid-West Aeronautical Engineer who watches his family grow up. This seemingly innocuous and simple, but effective sitcom, was a huge hit and a cornerstone of the CBS Television network in the 1960s. Click on the image for detailed information about the actors.

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