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1961 The Absent-Minded Professor Family / Comedy / Fantasy / Romance G, 97 Minutes
Director: Robert Stevenson More Info
Starring: Fred MacMurray, Nancy Olson, Keenan Wynn, Leon Ames, Tommy Kirk, Ed Wynn, Elliott Reid, Edward Andrews, Wally Brown, Forrest Lewis When eccentric college chemistry professor Ned Brainard (Fred MacMurray) accidentally creates Flubber, the anti-gravity version of Silly Putty, the local college basketball team uses airborne slam-dunks against their archrivals. There is romance, in which Ned tries to win back his fiancee Betsy (Nancy Olson), along with other amusing complications as well in this Disney film. |
1961 Babes in Toyland Family / Musical / Fantasy G, 105 Minutes
Director: Jack Donohue More Info
Starring: Ray Bolger, Tommy Sands, Ed Wynn, Annette Funicello, Tommy Kirk, Kevin Corcoran, Ann Jillian, Henry Calvin, Gene Sheldon, Mary McCarty On the eve of the wedding of Mary Quite Contrary (Annette Funicello) to Tom the Piper's Son (Tommy Sands), the evil Barnaby (Ray Bolger) hires henchmen Gonzorgo (Henry Calvin) and Roderigo (Gene Sheldon) to get rid of Tom and steal Mary's sheep that Little Bo Peep is caring for. This will make Mary unable to care for the children who live with her and force her to turn to Barnaby for help. All goes as planned, until Tom escapes, and goes with the children to Toyland where they help the Toymaker (Ed Wynn) finish the toys on his Christmas list. |
1961 Hercules in the Haunted World Foreign / Adventure / Fantasy N/R, 91 Minutes
Director: Mario Bava More Info
Starring: Reg Park, Christopher Lee, Franco Giacobini, Leonora Ruffo, Giorgio Ardisson, Ida Galli, Marisa Belli, Ely Drago, Mino Doro, Monica Neri Hercules (Reg Park) must save the dying princess (Leonora Ruffo), and the only way is to obtain a magical stone from Hell. So, our hero descends to Hell where he encounters many obstacles. Is he up to the challenge? |
1961 Mothra Family / Sci-Fi / Action / Adventure / Fantasy N/R, 91 Minutes
Director: Ishiro Honda More Info
Starring: Frankie Sakai, Hiroshi Koizumi, Kyoko Kagawa, Emi Ito, Yumi Ito, Jerry Ito, Akihiro Tayama, Takashi Shimura, Akihiko Hirata, Kenji Sahara Tiny (one-foot tall) twins (Emi Ito and Yumi Ito), who have supernatural powers, are abducted from their island by Clark Nelson (Jerry Ito) and taken to Tokyo where they are exploited in a vaudeville show. But, their singing reaches far away to a giant caterpillar, Mothra, that comes to their rescue–destroying Tokyo in the process. |
1961 Thief of Baghdad Foreign / Adventure / Fantasy N/R, 90 Minutes
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1962 The Exterminating Angel Foreign / Drama / Fantasy / Mystery N/R, 95 Minutes
Director: Luis Bunuel More Info
Starring: Enrique Rambal, Lucy Gallardo, Claudio Brook, Silvia Pinal, Jacqueline Andere, Jose Baviera, Augusto Benedico, Enrique Rambal, Antonio Bravo, Cesar del Campo While attending a dinner party, the guests are entranced by their host's music room and then find that, for reasons unknown to them, they are trapped in the room. As the days pass, they are reduced to living like savages. Russell (Antonio Bravo) dies, and the other guests put his body in a cupboard. More guests die, and the situation deteriorates until it is suggested that they sacrifice Nobile (Enrique Rambal). Then Letitia (Sylvia Pinal) recommends that they retrace their actions of the last days, and they find themselves freed from the room. Celebrating their freedom, the guests attend mass at a cathedral–only to find that they, along with the priest and congregation, are now trapped inside the cathedral. |
1962 Jack the Giant Killer Adventure / Fantasy G, 94 Minutes
Director: Nathan Juran More Info
Starring: Kerwin Mathews, Judi Meredith, Torin Thatcher, Walter Burke, Roger Mobley, Don Beddoe, Barry Kelley, Dayton Lummis, Anna Lee, Robert Gist Jack (Kerwin Mathews) slays the giant sent by evil wizard Pendragon (Torin Thatcher) in an attempt to kidnap Princess Elaine (Judi Meredith). Now, Jack is assigned the task of protecting Elaine from future spells cast by Pendragon. |
1962 Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol Animation / Family / Comedy / Fantasy G, 53 Minutes
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1962 Zotz! Comedy / Horror / Fantasy N/R, 87 Minutes
Director: William Castle More Info
Starring: Tom Poston, Julia Meade, Jim Backus, Fred Clark, Cecil Kellaway, Margaret Dumont, Jimmy Hawkins, Elaine Martone, Zeme North, James Millhollin College professor Jonathan Jones (Tom Poston) discovers "zotz," which is a magic coin that gives him power over those around him. Jones offers "zotz" to the Pentagon only to learn that the Army brass believes he is crazy. When foreign agents learn about "zotz," they set out to kidnap Jones, but, during the attempt, Jones drops his magic coin, and it is lost forever in the sewer. |
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1963 Jason and the Argonauts Animation / Family / Adventure / Fantasy G, 104 Minutes
Director: Don Chaffey More Info
Starring: Todd Armstrong, Nancy Kovack, Gary Raymond, Laurence Naismith, Niall MacGinnis, Michael Gwynn, Douglas Wilmer, Jack Gwillim, Honor Blackman, John Cairney Master stop-motion animator Ray Harryhausen really makes this a fantasy to watch. Based on Greek mythology, Jason (Todd Armstrong) is heir to the throne of Thessaly, but it is ordained that he must first return the magical Golden Fleece. Thus, under the protection of the goddess Hera, he and his crew set sail, encountering many obstacles along the way–including a seven-headed reptile, a 100-foot tall live statue, and an army of skeletons. |
1963 The Sword in the Stone Animation / Family / Musical / Fantasy N/R, 75 Minutes
Director: Wolfgang Reitherman More Info
Starring: Rickie Sorensen, Sebastian Cabot, Karl Swenson, Junius Matthews, Alan Napier, Norman Alden, Martha Wentworth, Barbara Jo Allen, Ginny Tyler, Richard & Robert Reitherman Narrated by Sir Ector (voice of Sebastian Cabot), this animated film by Disney is based on the tale of King Arthur (voice of Rickie Sorensen) and revolves around a boy named Wart (voices of Richard and Robert Reitherman) who is aided by the magician Merlin (voice of Karl Swenson). |
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1964 The Incredible Mr. Limpet Family / Animation / Comedy / Fantasy N/R, 102 Minutes
Director: Arthur Lubin More Info
Starring: Don Knotts, Carole Cook, Jack Weston, Andrew Duggan, Larry Keating, Oscar Beregi Jr., Charles Meredith, Elizabeth MacRae, Paul Frees, Phil Arnold Harry Limpet (Don Knotts) is a nervous little bookkeeper who is infatuated with fish. He volunteers for the Navy at the start of World War II but is turned down. Then the miracle happens: he slips off a pier, becomes a fish, and helps the war effort by hunting down German U-boats. Good animation in this enjoyable film. |
1964 Jack Frost Foreign / Family / Fantasy N/R, 80 Minutes
Director: Aleksandr Rou More Info
Starring: Aleksandr Khvylya, Natalya Sedykh, Eduard Izotov, Inna Churikova, Pavel Pavlenko, Vera Altajskaya, Georgi Millyar, Galina Borisova, Anatoli Kubatsky, Valentin Bryleyev This unusual children's fairy tale from Russia follows Nastenka (Natalya Sedykh) who gets the Cinderella treatment from her stepmother (Vera Altajskaya) and sisters and a conceited boy, Ivan (Eduard Izotov). Nastenka meets Ivan, and they now enjoy high-energy adventures together, including a gremlin giving Ivan the head of a bear. |
1964 Mary Poppins Family / Musical / Comedy / Fantasy G, 139 Minutes
Director: Robert Stevenson More Info
Starring: Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, Ed Wynn, Elsa Lanchester, David Tomlinson, Glynis Johns, Arthur Treacher, Hermione Baddeley, Reginald Owen, Reta Shaw English children Jane and Michael Banks (Karen Dotrice and Matthew Garber) feel neglected by their parents. They receive a new "magical" nanny, Mary Poppins (Julie Andrews) who takes them on exciting adventures and changes the lives of everyone in the family. Andrews won the Best Actress Oscar for her role, and "Chim Chim Cheree" won for Best Song. There were three other Academy awards as well as eight nominations, including Best Picture and Director. A delightful film that is filled with great songs. |
1964 Pinocchio in Outer Space Animation / Family / Adventure / Fantasy / Sci-Fi N/R, 75 Minutes
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1964 Return to Oz Animation / Family / Fantasy / Musical TV, 54 Minutes
Director: F.R. Crawley More Info
Starring: Susan Conway, Larry D. Mann, Alfie Scopp, Carl Banas, Susan Morse, Peggi Loder In this made-for-TV version of the story, Dorothy (voice of Susan Conway), still in possession of the shoes, is whisked back to Oz for more adventures with renamed (from a TV series) friends, the Wizard, and, of course, the witches. |
1964 Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer Animation / Family / Fantasy / Musical N/R, 52 Minutes
Director: Kizo Nagashima More Info
Starring: Burl Ives, Larry D. Mann, Billie Mae Richards, Paul Soles, Stan Francis, Janet Orenstein, Alfie Scopp, Carl Banas, Corinne Conley, Peg Dixon This is the now-classic animated, Christmastime TV offering of young Rudolph, the reindeer that was rejected because of his shiny nose. Sam the Snowman (voice of Burl Ives) tells Rudolph's story as the reindeer heads off on an adventure with his elf friend Hermie (voice of Paul Soles). When he comes to an island of misfit toys, Rudolph (voice of Billie Mae Richards) heads back to the North Pole to talk the cranky Santa (voice of Stan Francis) into helping the toys. With Christmas Eve at hand and fog covering the area, Santa has a "bright" idea. Filled with good songs. |
1964 Santa Claus Conquers the Martians Family / Sci-Fi / Fantasy N/R, 81 Minutes
Director: Nicholas Webster More Info
Starring: John Call, Leonard Hicks, Vincent Beck, Bill McCutcheon, Victor Stiles, Donna Conforti, Chris Month, Pia Zadora, Leila Martin, Charles Renn Martians–in need of a Santa Claus of their own–head to Earth to kidnap ours. The deed is done, and they head back with Santa Claus (John Call) and Earth children Billy and Betty (Victor Stiles and Donna Conforti). Can Santa save the Martians from themselves? Boy, those Martians are really bright green! |
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1965 Cinderella Family / Musical / Fantasy / Romance TV, 84 Minutes
Director: Charles S. Dubin More Info
Starring: Lesley Ann Warren, Stuart Damon, Ginger Rogers, Walter Pidgeon, Celeste Holm, Jo Van Fleet, Pat Carroll, Barbara Ruick, Joe E. Marks, Bill Lee This made-for-TV remake of the classic fairy tale is set to music (by Rodgers and Hammerstein) and is enjoyable fare. Cinderella (Lesley Ann Warren) is treated poorly by her stepmother (Jo Van Fleet) and stepsisters (Pat Carroll and Barbara Ruick). They forbid Cinderella to go to the ball where the Prince (Stuart Damon) will choose his bride. The Fairy Godmother (Celeste Holm) appears and magically transforms Cinderella into the belle of the ball. Cinderella meets the Prince and captures his heart. But, the Fairy Godmother's magic will last only until midnight, and Cinderella must flee the ball. Will the Prince pursue her? |
| 1966 |
1966 The Daydreamer Animation / Family / Fantasy N/R, 98 Minutes
Director: Jules Bass More Info
Starring: Ray Bolger, Jack Gilford, Margaret Hamilton, Paul O'Keefe, Tallulah Bankhead, Boris Karloff, Burl Ives, Victor Borge, Terry-Thomas, Patty Duke This story, told partly through animation, is about Hans Christian Andersen's boyhood meetings with many of the characters that become subjects for his later stories. |
1966 How the Grinch Stole Christmas Animation / Family / Comedy / Fantasy / Musical TV, 26 Minutes
Director: Chuck Jones More Info
Starring: Boris Karloff, June Foray, Thurl Ravenscroft Adapted from the Dr. Seuss children's book, this television classic features Boris Karloff as the narrator and as the voice of that mean old Mr. Grinch who is fed up with Christmas. The Grinch comes up with an evil plan to disguise himself as Santa Claus and steal all the presents in the happy little town of Whoville. But, when he crosses paths with Cindy Loo Who (voice of June Foray) "who is no more than two," she melts the Grinch's heart with kindness. As the narrator, Boris Karloff says, "Maybe Christmas, he thought, doesn't come from a store. Maybe Christmas, he thought, means a little bit more." And, by story's end, the good citizens of Whoville are enjoying a merry Christmas. |
1966 War of the Monsters Foreign / Action / Fantasy / Sci-Fi / Thriller N/R, 101 Minutes
Director: Shigeo Tanaka More Info
Starring: Kojiro Hongo, Kyoko Enami, Koji Fujiyama, Akira Natsuki, Yuzo Hayakawa, Ichiro Sugai, Takuya Fujioka, Yoshiro Kitahara, Bontaro Miyake, Jutaro Hojo At the end of "Gamera the Invincible," our favorite turtle monster is fired into space on a rocket. But wait! The rocket collides with a meteor, and Gamera is hurled back to Earth–just in time to save the day from the terrible monster Barugon. |
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1967 Bedazzled Comedy / Fantasy N/R, 104 Minutes
Director: Stanley Donen More Info
Starring: Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Eleanor Bron, Raquel Welch, Alba, Robert Russell, Barry Humphries, Daniele Noel, Michael Bates, Charles Lloyd Pack A short-order cook, Stanley Moon (Dudley Moore), sells his soul to George Spiggott (Peter Cook), a.k.a. the Devil, in return for seven sinful wishes in this modern-day version of "Dr. Faust." |
1967 Doctor Dolittle Family / Adventure / Comedy / Fantasy / Musical N/R, 152 Minutes
Director: Richard Fleischer More Info
Starring: Rex Harrison, Samantha Eggar, Anthony Newley, Richard Attenborough, Peter Bull, Geoffrey Holder, William Dix, Norma Varden, Muriel Landers, Portia Nelson Veterinarian Dr. John Dolittle (Rex Harrison) has the unique ability of talking in animal languages–a feat that comes in handy when he leaves Puddleby-By-The-Marsh, England in search of the elusive Great Pink Sea Snail. An Oscar went to "Talk to the Animals" as Best Song. It also won for Special Visual Effects and was nominated for eight more, including Best Picture. |
1967 The Wacky World of Mother Goose Animation / Family / Fantasy N/R, 81 Minutes
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