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It Came from Outer Space, the classic 1953 Jack Arnold 3-D (3D; 3-Dimension) science fiction (sci-fi) thriller ("An avalanche in your lap!"; "A helicopter over your head!"; "A space ship zooms at you!"; "3-Dimension excitement that can almost touch you!"; "From Ray Bradbury's great science fiction story!"; "Thrills that almost Touch You! Through the magic of 3-Dimension"; "Excitement that can almost touch you"; "Amazing sights the human eye has never seen before!"; "3-Dimension fantastic sights leap at you!"; "Fantastic sights leap at you! In 3-Dimension"; "Amazing! Exciting! Spectacular!"; "Terror in 3-D"; "Startling! Spectacular!"; "3-Dimension Thrills that can almost touch you!"; Reaching from the screen to seize you in its grasp!.." Xenomorphs invade our world! They can look like humans or change to objects of awesome fear!"; "Filmed in 3rd Dimension!"; "The night the earth will never forget!"; "Terror in 3-D"; "...from another world beyond the imagination of man... it comes to this... our universe... with the power to destroy us all!"; "Amazing thrills! in 3-Dimension"; "Fantastic sights leap at you!"; "Story by Ray Bradbury"; "Screenplay by Harry Essex"; "Since the Dawn of Time... man has never seen such sights... nor trembled before such terror!"; "Outer space xenomorphs threaten entire earth!") starring Richard Carlson, Barbara Rush, Charles Drake, Russell Johnson, Kathleen Hughes, and Joe Sawyer
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Important Added Info: Note that this poster has been personally autographed (signed) by Ray Bradbury! Also note that there are two different variations of this poster. One of them has the "3-D" at top left colored in yellow, and also all of the letters of the title. The other is exactly the same as that poster, but the yellow is missing from the letters (and perhaps from the entire poster). Otherwise, the posters are exactly the same, including the NSS information at bottom. My personal belief is that there were two different print runs of this poster, and that one print run did not use the yellow, for unknown reasons (perhaps the answer could be as simple as them running out of yellow ink!). Please be aware of these two variations, and only bid on this poster if you wish to own this variation. If anyone knows more about this odd printing situation, please e-mail us and we will post it here. Note that this poster is from the 3-D release of the movie (see below). What is very unusual about this poster is that it was not later reused when the movie was shown without 3-D (when that would happen, theaters would paste or tape something over the 3-D area[s], and when that was removed, it would cause damage to those area[s]). Because this poster was not reused, it has no damage in those areas, which is very unusual, and quite desirable! Also note that this movie was originally in 3-D. The studios created both 3D and 2D posters and lobby cards (the 2-D posters and lobby cards were for theaters that lacked the 3-D equipment). Also note that this movie was originally in 3-D. The studios created both 3D and 2D posters and lobby cards (the 2-D posters and lobby cards were for theaters that lacked the 3-D equipment). This poster is from the "3-D" release.

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