Paramount - Married a Monster from Outer Space (1958)

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  1. 1 Feb 25, 2002
    Mike Witt

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  2. 2 Feb 25, 2002
    Mike Witt

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    Oops! That title was supposed to be "I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE". I missed the I with my cut and paste of the title.
     
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    Derek M Germano

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    Put me down for a copy of I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE in 16:9 enhanced wide screen.
     
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    Jay E

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    I would love to see this on DVD too. One of the best sci-fi films of the 50's.
     
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    Peter M Fitzgerald

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    As would I. An anamorphic widescreen DVD edition, with the original trailer, would be most welcome viewing for Halloween 2002.
     
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    Mark Zimmer

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    A great movie saddled with an unfortunate name. This one really deserves an SE.
     
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    Derek M Germano

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    I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE is a solid sci-fi movie that deserves its genre classic status. I would imagine the lured/exploitive title was designed to draw the popcorn set into the theater.
     

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