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Things to Come (1936)


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Things to Come (1936)

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117 min (UK) 20 February 1936 (London) (UK)

Library synopsis: [En] Though it was a failure at the box office and is slow moving to the point of boredom at times, Things to Comr remains one of the most important Science  Fiction films of all times. Written by Phil Hardy

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Cult relevance index: 8.5 / 10

Gallery photos:22

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Essential inner links and references

The Aurum Film Encyclopedia – Science Fiction [UK / 1995] (bk)  |  Brit Invaders [Italy / 2005] (bk)  |  Quatermass – Antologia del  Cine Fantastico Britanico [Spain / Nr. 6 - Summer 2004] (bk)  |  Midi – Minuit Fantastique [France / Nr. 7 - September 1963] (mg)  |  Mad Movies [France / Nr. 21 - August 1981] (fz)

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CertificationAustralia:PG / Finland:K-16 (1937) (cut) / UK:PG
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Release dateAustria 1936 | Poland 1936 | UK 20 February 1936 (London) | Denmark 31 March 1936 | USA 17 April 1936 (New York City, New York) | USA 2 May 1936 (Hollywood, California) | Czechoslovakia November 1936 | Finland 10 January 1937 | Portugal 5 March 1940 | West Germany 22 February 1977 (TV premiere) | West Germany 10 March 1978 | Greece 4 October 2005 (Panorama of European Cinema) | Germany 25 March 2010 (DVD premiere) (dubbed version)
Also known asLa vita futura Italy | Nel duemila guerra o pace? Italy (alternative title) | Nel 2000 non sorge il sole Italy (poster title) | A Vida Futura Portugal | Daqui a Cem Anos Brazil | Die Welt in 100 Jahren Austria | El mundo en guerra Mexico | H.G. Wells' Things to Come UK (complete title) | I mellousa zoi Greece (transliterated ISO-LATIN-1 title) | La vida futura Spain | La vie future France | Les mondes futurs France | Lo que vendrá Mexico | Lo que vendra Argentina | Mi lesz holnap? Hungary | Svet za sto let Czechoslovakia (Czech title) | The Hundred Years to Come UK (working title) | The Shape of Things to Come UK (working title) | Tiden skola komma Finland (Swedish title) | Tulevia aikoja Finland | Was kommen wird Germany | Whither Mankind UK (working title)
Filming locationsDenham Studios, Denham, Buckinghamshire, England, UK (studio) | Denham, Buckinghamshire, England, UK
Box office/businessBudget: £ 300.000 (estimated)
Production company
Distribution companyUnited Artists Corporation (1936) (UK) (theatrical) | Mander (Italy) (theatrical) | United Artists (1936) (USA) (theatrical) | Exclusive Films (1943) (UK) (theatrical) (re-release) (edited) | Film Classics (1947) (USA) (theatrical) (re-release) | British Lion Film Corporation (1948) (UK) (theatrical) (re-release) | Hollywood Classics (1995) (USA) (VHS) | Madacy Entertainment (1998) (USA) (VHS) | Ventura Distribution (1998) (USA) (VHS) | Madacy Entertainment (1999) (USA) (DVD) | Timeless Video (1999) (USA) (VHS) | Madacy Entertainment (2000) (USA) (DVD) | Image Entertainment (2001) (USA) (DVD) | Navarre Entertainment (2002) (USA) (DVD) | Allied Artists Classic Library (2005) (USA) (DVD) | Adams Filmi (1937) (Finland) (theatrical) | Dr. Hauser & Company (1936) (Austria) (theatrical) | Aurora DVD (2006) (Brazil) (DVD) | Elephant Films (2012) (France) (video) | Englewood Entertainment (2001) (USA) (DVD) | Genius Entertainment (2007) (USA) (DVD) (special edition) | GoodTimes Home Video (USA) (VHS) | Hamburger Medien Haus (HMH) (2010) (Germany) (DVD) | LS Video (USA) (VHS) | Legend Films (2006) (worldwide) (DVD) | Legend Films (2008) (USA) (DVD) (special edition) | Legend Home Entertainment (2006) (USA) (DVD) | Network Enterprises (USA) (VHS) | Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR) (1977) (West Germany) (TV) | Unknown Video (USA) (VHS) | Warner Home Video (2007) (Netherlands) (DVD) | YLE Teema (2010) (Finland) (TV) (subtitled) | Avo Film (Italy) (VHS) | Great Movies (Germany) (DVD) | Free-TV: West 3 29.10.1986 (Germany) | Free-TV: France 3 26.07.2009 (France) | network (2-Disc Special Edition) (UK) (DVD) | Pay-TV: Studio Universal 22.02.2003 (Italy)
RuntimeUK: 117 min | Italy: 102 min | Canada: 91 min (VHS version) | UK: 108 min (premiere cut) | UK: 113 min (original version) | USA: 92 min (cut version) | Spain: 100 min | Spain: 89 min (DVD)
Technical specificationsSound Mix: Mono (Western Electric Sound System Noiseless Recording) | Color: Black and White | Aspect Ratio: 1.37 : 1 | Film negative format (mm/video inches): 35 mm | Cinematographic process: Spherical | Printed film format: 35 mm

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