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Beyond the Time Barrier, the 1959 Edgar G. Ulmer science fiction (sci-fi) thriller ("A spectacle of the world of tomorrow!"; "Fantastic sights to stagger the imagination!"; "Adam and Eve of the Year 2024!"; "Only they could re-populate the world!"; "The monstrous revolt of the mutants...destroying everyone in their way!"; "The unbelievable journey through time and space!!"; "The science shocker that is a nightmare of reality!"; "See the World of Tomorrow!"; "You are there in the underground cities 2024 A.D.!"; "Trapped! ...in the incredible cosmic world that moves 100 years beyond time!"; "The cosmic world that moves 100 years beyond Time!"; "The science shocker that is a nightmare of reality!"; "See the world of tomorrow! You - will rocket through the fifth dimension! You - will see sights to stagger your imagination! You - are there in the underground cities 2024 A.D.!"; "Original Story and Screenplay by Arthur C. Pierce" ) starring Robert Clarke, Darlene Tompkins, Arianne Ulmer (billed as "Arianne Arden"; she was the daughter of director Edgar Ulmer, who only appeared in a few movies!), Vladimir Sokoloff, Boyd 'Red' Morgan, Stephen Bekassy, and John Van Dreelen. Note that this is an unusual movie! It was released in 1959 by MCP (Miller-Consolidated Pictures). Later in 1959, American International Pictures picked up the distribution rights and released it in 1960 with all new poster art. Most collectors think of both releases as original, although technically the MCP release is the very first.
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Important Added Info: Note that this card is made by the Benton Card Company which is a different company than the one that printed most of the window cards at that time. The Benton Card Company made mostly two-color window cards that used blown up newspaper ads. They sold their window cards cheaper than the regular ones, so many theaters used them. In the 1970s, someone bought the company and made reprints of earlier titles, but those are clearly marked. The window card offered here is from the original release of this movie! Note that this window card was folded in half, and because it was folded perfectly in half, it can be sent in one of our standard size mailers. If it is purchased by itself (or solely with other posters that can be sent in standard size mailers), it will be sent that way. But if it is purchased with posters that need to be sent in oversized mailers, then we will of course send it that way.

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