Fahrenheit 451 [50th Anniversary Edition] [Blu-ray] [1966]

Nothing like classic originals. Poignant and very entertaining. Great seeing and comparing with re make ;)

“Fahrenheit 451” (1966) Very scary concept from Ray Bradbury, probably inspired by the infamous public book-burnings orchestrated by Paul Joseph Goebbels on the eve of WWII. The film differs somewhat from Bradbury’s original book in that it deletes some things, while adding others. It is a shame that German character actor Anton Diffring’s voice had to be dubbed. One wonders, though, how the Captain of the book-burning firemen (Cyril Cusack) knew so much about the books he was burning, when all books were banned and reading any of them was forbidden. Fine performances are delivered by Julie Christie (as Linda Montag and Clarisse) and Oskar Werner (as Guy Montag).

The book is better of course. I read the book and then watch the movie back in high school when our teacher wanted us to write our own short stories. Out of all of them she liked mine the best. But this movie is still beautiful!

in the future, firemen are use to burn books, and help keep the the community in line and not able to read about their past from books. The 451 is the tempature at which paper burns. NO digital copy code, but still a good scifi classic you should add to your collection. Enjoy

Excellent quality DVD. Thank you for carrying old titles not generally available on streaming sites.

I love this movie. After watching the new 2018 HBO version, this 1966 movie really follows the book so much better!

FINALLY CAN WATCH THIS GREAT MOVIE IN BD, I WATCH THIS MOVIE IN SOUTH AMERICA WHEN I WAS 13 YEARS OLD, LOVE IT.

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