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Digitally mastered audio and anamorphic video; Widescreen presentation; English 4.0 (Discrete Surround) audio; English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, and Thai subtitles; Remastered in high definition; Photo gallery; "This Is Dynamation" featurette; "The Harryhausen Chronicles" featurette; Theatrical trailers; Interactive menus; Scene selections
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0. Scene Selections
1. Start [1:51]
2. First Men on the Moon [4:36]
3. "We Found Something." [2:23]
4. Checking the Records [3:25]
5. Arnold Bedford [1:16]
6. 1899: Cherry Cottage [4:17]
7. Joseph Cavor [3:57]
8. Cavorite [9:17]
9. The Sphere [3:13]
10. The Furnace Blows [2:39]
11. The Greenhouse [3:49]
12. Shot Into Space [6:00]
13. The Sphere Lands [4:53]
14. "Hello, Moon!" [4:38]
15. Surface Breakthrough [3:05]
16. Looking for His Helmet [2:07]
17. A Selenite [2:23]
18. The Honeycomb [4:57]
19. Kate vs. the Selenites [2:18]
20. A Harmless Vegetarian [:52]
21. Examination Chamber [3:15]
22. Communication [1:22]
23. Lunar Eclipse [5:59]
24. The Selenite Leader [:54]
25. Disrupting the Trial [1:01]
26. Cavor's Decision [6:13]
27. Back to Earth [4:57]
28. The Present [3:08]
First Men in the Moon is an H.G. Welles cinemadaptation from director Nathan Juran. When scientists in the year 1964 are confused by evidence of a long-ago space flight, nonagenarian Arnold Bedford (Edward Judd) explains all. Back in 1899, Bedford, eccentric scientist Joseph Cavor (Lionel Jeffries) and heroine Kate Callender (Martha Hyer) took a trip to the moon in a home-made space vehicle. Once on the lunar surface, they encountered an alien civilization resembling an ant colony, complete with "queen," soldiers and workers. How they returned, and the aftereffects of their journey, comprise the film's final third. Peter Finch appears briefly as a messenger; he happened to be visiting the set when the actor hired to play the bailiff's assistant failed to show up. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide