The Black Hole (1979)

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Directed by: Gary Nelson

Stars: Maximilian Schell, Anthony Perkins, Robert Forster

Language: English | Subtitles: English (embed)

Country: Usa | Imdb Info | Ar: 16:9 | Brrip

Also known as: Space Station One

Description: A research vessel finds a missing ship, commanded by a mysterious scientist, on the edge of a black hole.

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18 Responses to The Black Hole (1979)

  1. From Chicago says:

    Thank you for the upgrade!

  2. Mr.G. says:

    Thanks RL. Saturn 3 (1980) dir. Stanley Donen has the more entertaining factor of Farah-Fawcett against the sinister doctor (Keitel) and his demigod robot Hector but here Maximilian Schell shines as the German-sinister doctor with his demigod robot …”Maximilian” doing human experiments on his crew, undertones right down to WW2 camps. Intelligence on the verge of madness (Perkins perfectly side-cast) at the edge of a collapsing world from which it ultimately cannot escape. Great cult sci-fi and a worthy addition. Now let’s go for Saturn 3!

  3. scaarji says:

    digital artefacts at 27m34s (bottom)

  4. Jon Daniels says:

    I take on board what tak says, but at the time, as a 15 year old kid bouyed up on Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica, Close Encounters, off the back of Dr.Who & Star Trek – this seemed brilliant. You have to remember then that we were limited by what was on at the cinema, and whatever got shown on the 3 TV chanels. I loved the soundtrack albums too and still have Black Hole on vinyl – yes I’d seen THX1138 on a bw portable telly late at night when my parents thought I was asleep – similarly with Dark Star & Silent Running. You had to get what SF you could then. Yes, it’s Disney, but good on them.

  5. Jon Daniels says:

    I take on board what tak says, but at the time, as a 15 year old kid bouyed up on Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica, Close Encounters, off the back of Dr.Who & Star Trek – this seemed brilliant. You have to remember then that we were limited by what was on at the cinema, and whatever got shown on the 3 TV chanels. I loved the soundtrack albums too and still have Black Hole on vinyl – yes I’d seen THX1138 on a bw portable telly late at night when my parents thought I was asleep. Yes, it’s Disney, but good on them.

  6. Josh Divoc says:

    This was one of my favorite movies when I was a kid.

  7. tak says:

    During the ’70s, after seeing THX 1138, Silent Running, Logan’s Run, Star Wars, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, and Alien, I wasn’t at all impressed by The Black Hole, which was basically 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea in outer space, and promoted as a “space disaster”.

    In the end, The Black Hole didn’t continue as the franchise Disney had hoped for, as it sadly was a “space disaster”, being the expensive gamble that it was.

    After the BR came out, I tried watching it again, but it was still how I had remembered.. yawn. I guess for some there’s at least nostalgia with it, but not for me.

    Yet if you’re a fan of lower rated ’70s sci-fi movies such as Zardoz, Damnation Alley, Starcrash, Message from Space, Laserblast, and Star Odyssey, then I expect you should enjoy The Black Hole even more so.

    Thanks again Rarelust!

    • J says:

      You could just say thank you instead of pontificating bullshit on something others are fan of and was shared with you for free. Good god.

      • Jonathan Sheen says:

        It’s a fun movie review. Can no one say anything that isn’t blowing sunshine up your butt?

        • tak says:

          @Jonathan Sheen
          Thanks. I likewise had fun writing it.

          @J
          Thanks for your thoughtful comment, as it helped make things much more entertaining here for me. Also, if you feel offended then no worries, as I take great pleasure in pontificating my blasphemies to the extreme devotees of this sacred film. Take care and enjoy!

        • J says:

          When it’s a forum of things shared for free I have the good taste to just say thanks. One day rare could just say screw it. I don’t look a gift horse in the mouth.

  8. Steve Tungsten says:

    Thanks! Great Movie…One of the darker ones from Disney…

  9. DAN says:

    Right! Vincent, BOB, Maximilian.

  10. David says:

    Thanks! I’ve been looking for this one for a long time!

  11. RobertM says:

    One of my all-time favorite Dark Age Disney movies! Thanks for posting this!

  12. Paul says:

    I’ve wondered why this Disney marvel never came out in hd earlier. Finally some respect it deserves.

    Thank you, Rarelust.

  13. HolodeckDweller says:

    Shell, Perkins, Borgnine, Mimieux – all in fairly predictable roles but still a great movie! The Ellenshaw father and son duo (along with others) did beautiful special effects and the ending is quite trippy. Thumbs up! Thanks RL!

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