Yul Brenner as a the Terminator before Arnold. Good flick.

Okay, my rating for this rare movie is based on three things: 1) Yul Brynner 2) Michael Crichton 3) The hilarious Simpson's parody of this movie in the episode set in Itchy and Scratchy land - they managed to jibe Disneyland and pay homage to a great unknown movie all in one fell swoop!

Classic cult western horror giving Brynner a showcase for his cold gunfighter alter-ego. Ok so the plot has holes and there have been more recent improvements on the theme (Jurassic Park, Terminator, I-Robot) but this is a pathfinder film which still works on many levels today.

Nice mixture of ideas, first the later idea of what became "Terminator", second the idea of amusement park realised in later "Jurassic Park".

Well-done sf movie with a fun premise. Unlike _Jurassic Park_ you can totally see somebody building something like this

Crichton gives his _Jurassic Park_ premise an initial run-through with this fun sci-fi thriller. Well done on an obviously tight budget, with Brynner great as a prototype of Schwarzenegger's Terminator character: an android who keeps coming back again and again every time it's "killed".

Despite being riddled with plot holes and science that makes little sense, it's a fun romp based on a clever premise. The movie is at its worst when it's indulging in corny Western clichés, most egregiously in the bar fight scene. But it gets pretty cool in the final act, and I loved the synthesized score. It's interesting as a precursor to Terminator, you can see a lot of the same elements and themes. I imagine it's only a matter of time before Hollywood remakes this, starring Will Smith.

Stupid, but entertaining.

Awesome 70s sci-fi.

brynner as a robot offing a bunch of people in a western theme amusement park sounds like fun to me, but crichton really let us down on this one. thankfully he left most of his other sci-fi movies to be directed by someone else.

Sometimes you just want to see Yul Brynner's face melt off.

Not as daring as it wants to be; Crichton just isn't a very good director. But Yul Brynner capitalizes brilliantly on the character he played in THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN. A lot better than THE TERMINATOR, a movie that owes quite a lot to this one . . .

lots of people wanting a remake of this, I disagree. This is a classic if I ever saw one. Cheesy in parts, goofy in others, but awesome because of yul brynner, oh man is that guy creepy. What a great character this was. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie, the beginning had me wondering a bit, I won't lie, but once it gets into it, the movie is quite intense.

Very fun journey to the 1970's World Of Tomorrow, where people travel in hovercrafts, fight robot knights and cowboys and sleep with robot prostitutes, all while sporting feathered hair and really tight bellbottomed pants. Spectacularly ridiculous and fun.

Incredibly badass robots chase people slowly.

Great concept and while the execution is flawed it has that special something that makes it a captivating experience anyway.

A super cool idea that starts to flag as it plays out.

Yul Brunner (in the costume he wore for the Magnificent 7) rocks as a robot gunslinger who goes terminator on the patron's arses (particulalrly Richard Benjamin's) after the amusement park controls go haywire. Keep WELL away from Futureworld, the sequel and the TV show it spawned, utter rubbish

Extra points for that awesome medieval scene. At least I think it was this movie.