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I love that Time Machine poster. Whoever did it obviously hadn't seen the movie, but not a bad design for a time machine.
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In 1959 Warner released a double bill of, Helen Of Troy & Land Of The Pharaohs. I'd have loved to have seen that. Brigitte Bardot was given top billing even though he only played a small part in Helen, but she was world famous by then.
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I saw the last theatrical reissue of WAY OUT WEST with Laurel & Hardy. It was double-billed with Tab Hunter in THE GOLDEN ARROW. I ran for the door when that one started.
That looks to have been around 1970 or so.
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In 1959 Warner released a double bill of, Helen Of Troy & Land Of The Pharaohs. I'd have loved to have seen that. Brigitte Bardot was given top billing even though she only played a small part in Helen, but she was world famous by then.
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IVANHOE/KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE
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I saw all of the Connery Bonds in re-runs, starting maybe around 1972. And the Ray Harryhausen films kept turning up over the school holidays.
The below list is a quickly compiled rabbit with lots of holes in it off the top of my head, no matter how funny that sounds. All from the 1970s, with maybe one or two in the early '80s, I saw...
The Connery Bonds
The Charles Schneer/ Ray Harryhausen series
House of Wax (in 3D, with the specs)
(Horror of) Dracula
War of the Worlds (on a double bill with Michael Winner's The Sentinel)
In fact, I'm going to stop there, because I've just realised that there were hundreds of films I saw on re-release. We used to have, in the UK at least, "Sunday for one day only" things, and I went to them all. Lots of Hammer horrors etc and AIP films, not the early ones, but mostly from the late '60s or the turn of the decade.
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