Was Charlton Heston's SOYLENT GREEN a made-for-TV movie or a theatrical release?
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It was a theatrical release. I know because I went and watched it at the Pix theater when it opened.
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I'm going to go with probably not. Churches literally bought out theaters to watch it with theior youth groups. (Whether they needed that many seats or not!) An interesting side note "Battlefield Earth" is based on the religion Scientology. Poor travolta looks like his religous movie didn't work out quite as well as Mel Gibsons. I was so sad when I heard Tavolta was into scientology.
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Its from THX 1138, by George Lucas, i believe it came out in 1971.
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Soylent green on a stick.
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Who cares.  Go see America: Freedom to Fascism.  http://freedomtofascism.com.  It opens nationwide in theatres on July 28th.  It is written and directed by the guy that produced "Trading Places" with Eddie Murphy and Dan Akroyd.\n\nThen, you will find there is something more serious to worry about.
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It's the 5,ooo Fingers of Dr. T., with story and set designs by Dr. Seuss. Until the recent lCat in the Hat and Grinch production, this was the only live-action Dr. Seuss movie\n\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0045464/fullcredits
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sounds like the original war of the worlds to me, made in the early 50's. there was a tv movie in the 1970's called the night that panicked america that is about the radio broadcast, i remember watching it when i was in high school. look here:\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073454/
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Apocalypse Now is a 1979 American film directed by Francis Ford Coppola from a script by John Milius (rewritten by Coppola) which was inspired by Joseph Conrad's classic novella Heart of Darkness. Set during the Vietnam War, the film tells the story of a taciturn American soldier who is sent to "terminate with extreme prejudice" the command of a rogue United States Army Special Forces colonel. The narrative of his journey and its culmination are studded with events which, while bizarre, are based on real Vietnam stories. The soldier's journey becomes increasingly nonlinear and hallucinatory. Coppola's agenda clearly involves larger themes; the film's subtext concerns a journey into the darkness of the human psyche.\n\nThe film features performances by Martin Sheen as Captain Benjamin L. Willard (Marlow in Conrad's novel), Marlon Brando as Colonel Walter E. Kurtz, Dennis Hopper as a fast-talking hallucinogen-using photojournalist, and Robert Duvall in an Oscar-nominated turn as the borderline-psychotic Lt. Colonel Kilgore. Several other actors who were (or later became) prominent stars had minor or supporting roles in the movie including Harrison Ford, R. Lee Ermey and Laurence Fishburne (who, only fourteen years old when shooting began in March 1976, was credited as 'Larry Fishburne').\n\nThe movie poster art for Apocalypse Now is one of the more famous paintings by Bob Peak, who is considered an influential artist in the world of film when it comes to movie posters.
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Night of the Comet...\n\nIt was made in 1984, if that helps at all.
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I think that there is a movie, but I could be wrong...\n\n In Go Ask Alice, the 1973 made-for-TV film version of the book, William Shatner starred as the doomed girl's father.
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You can try to find if it'll play in your area here:\nhttp://tvlistings2.zap2it.com/zipcode.asp?partner_id=national\n\nI would not hold your breath, tho. Good lord, just remembering how young Demi Moore was in that movie. Before she had the work done. You know what I mean...
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Yes, I remember the movie.  It was actually made in 1972.  I wasn't born then, but I watched it when I was young.  It's the bio-pic of the jazz singer Billie Holiday played by Diana Ross.  You could probably find this on eBay or other online sites.  Maybe it's at your local movie rental place.  There are probably obscure places where you can find this film, like smaller movie stores.  Diana Ross actually got nominated for an Oscar for her role.
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Bruce Davison , Kim Darby, Bud Cort and others It came out in 1970. I saw it at the theater then.
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watch the movie "soylent green"
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doesn't it say on the preview, "based on a true story"
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Looks like "Grim Prairie Tales" 1990.\n\nThese kinds of answers are easy to find on your own.  Just go to the Internet Movie DataBase (IMDB.com)  and search James Earl Jones.  I just looked for a title that looked like a western story.
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its called "THEM". its a classic.\n\nthere was something similar during the seventies in color called "food of the gods" by HG Wells