4D Man

1959
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1h 25min

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Robert Lansing and Lee Meriwether in 4D Man (1959)

Un científico descubre una fórmula que le permite atravesar superficies sólidas, pero al hacerlo envejece rápidamente, lo que le obliga a matar humanos para poder revertir el proceso de enve... Leer todoUn científico descubre una fórmula que le permite atravesar superficies sólidas, pero al hacerlo envejece rápidamente, lo que le obliga a matar humanos para poder revertir el proceso de envejecimiento absorviendo la energía de sus víctimasUn científico descubre una fórmula que le permite atravesar superficies sólidas, pero al hacerlo envejece rápidamente, lo que le obliga a matar humanos para poder revertir el proceso de envejecimiento absorviendo la energía de sus víctimas

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Robert Lansing

Dr. Scott Nelson

Lee Meriwether

Linda Davis

James Congdon

Dr. Tony Nelson

Robert Strauss

Roy Parker

Edgar Stehli

Dr. Theodore W. Carson

Patty Duke

Marjorie Sutherland

Guy Raymond

Fred the Guard

Chic James

B-Girl

Elbert Smith

Capt. Rogers

George Karas

Sgt. Todaman
(as George Kara)

Jasper Deeter

Mr. Welles

John Benson

Reporter
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Jack H. Harris

Man in Nightclub
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Dean Newman

Dr. Brian F. Schwartz
(sin acreditar)

Jack B. Tinsley

Policeman
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Curiosidades
Film debut of Lee Meriwether.

Pifias
When Scott walks away eating the apple he's stolen, you can see him stop at the corner and throw the apple core away. In the next shot he's holding the apple again, takes one last bite out of it, and throws the core away a second time.

Citas
Dr. Theodore W. Carson: Scott! How did you get in here?
Scott Nelson: Through the door.
[after walking through it without opening it]

Créditos adicionales
The U.S. television print correctly features the Columbia logo--but it's accompanied by Max Steiner's famous Warner Bros. logo theme.

Conexiones
Featured in Ein Interview Mit Lee Meriwether (2011)

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8/10

The 4D Man, some of the neatest special effects ever.

Wow, I searched for years to get this on DVD. I first saw it back in High School on one of those midnight horror shows in Australia (Deadly Earnest was the host...anyone from Australia remember him??).

I remember being obsessed with the walking through walls special effect, the way in which bits of his clothing would appear first, then the rest of him.

It's funny how a film can stay with you from childhood. The day I got the DVD, I was stoked. Not the greatest film ever made, but I am a die hard fan. I admit to being surprised by the score, very jazzy for such a dark story. I thought Robert Lansing and the rest of the cast were cool. They gave some considerable depth to what was after all very much a 'B' movie.

Check it out!