Twilight Zone: The Movie

Directed by John Landis, Joe Dante, Steven Spielberg
12
1983    1 u, 41 mHorror, Fantasie
6.559%55%6.5
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De film bestaat uit 4 korte filmpjes van verschillende beroemde regisseurs: Een man die zijn promotie heeft verloren aan een Joodse collega maakt racistische opmerkingen, waarna hij zichzelf in de schoenen van diegene vindt. Oude mensen in een bejaardentehuis herleven nog een maal hun jeugd. Een jonge leraar sluit vriendschap met een jongen wiens huis ieder kinds droom is... of nachtmerrie. En een passagier op een vliegtuig denkt te weten waar de motorproblemen van het vliegtuig vandaan komen.
  • Dan AykroydPassenger
  • Albert BrooksDriver
  • Scatman CrothersMr. Bloom
  • John LithgowValentine
  • Vic MorrowBill
  • Kathleen QuinlanHelen Foley
  • Charles HallahanRay
  • Doug McGrathLarry
  • Murray MathesonMr. Agee
  • Bill QuinnMr. Conroy
  • Helen ShawMrs. Dempsey
  • Selma DiamondMrs. Weinstein
  • Peter BroccoMr. Mute
  • Martin GarnerMr. Weinstein
  • Priscilla PointerMiss Cox
  • Tanya FenmoreYoung Mrs. Weinstein
  • Laura MooneyYoung Mrs. Dempsey
  • Evan RichardsYoung Mr. Agee
  • Christopher EisenmannYoung Mr. Mute
  • Scott NemesYoung Mr. Weinstein
  • flavo4330 december 2025
    Twilight Zone: The Movie is an ambitious attempt to bring one of television’s most iconic anthology series to the big screen, but the transition proves trickier than expected. As a collection of individual stories, the film shines—each segment boasts strong production values, memorable visuals, and a clear affection for Rod Serling’s original vision. The directors involved bring their own flair, and several moments capture the eerie, thought‑provoking spirit that made the series so beloved. Where the film struggles is in cohesion. Anthologies thrive on a sense of thematic or tonal unity, and here the connective tissue between segments feels thin, leaving the movie more like a compilation than a fully realized cinematic experience. Ironically, this highlights how perfectly The Twilight Zone format works on television, where standalone stories feel natural and satisfying. Despite its flaws, the film remains an intriguing tribute that reinforces the enduring power of the franchise’s TV roots.
  • McKinzi McClelland14 oktober 2025
    They did a good job (the different directors). I love horror films, but this didn’t spook me like normal- it left me mentally terrified.
  • ርልዪረ24 januari 2025
    Although this is described as a movie, I seem to remember that each of these segments was part of a series of separate programmes broadcast in the dim and distant past. This series had the same name as this "film" and had different stories each time. The one I remember most vividly is the one where John Lithgoe, later to star in Third Rock From The Sun, was a disturbed passenger in an aircraft. During a severe thunderstorm, the aircraft was in danger of being ripped apart by a strange being outside the plane. Everybody thought John Lithgoe's character had suffered a severe mental trauma and he was restrained by the crew. See this film. It is worth it for this section alone. The other stories are all different, but still rotate round the supernatural. One is in an old people home (expect the unexpected) and another is in a house miles from anywhere but is at the side of an American highway. Where else? Highly recommended.

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