O Homem que Viu o Amanhã

Título original: The Man Who Saw Tomorrow

1981
PG
1 h 30 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThe story of Nostradamus and his predictions about the future.The story of Nostradamus and his predictions about the future.The story of Nostradamus and his predictions about the future.

Direção
- Robert Guenette
Roteiristas
- Robert Guenette
- Alan Hopgood
Artistas

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6,0/10

1,3 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Robert Guenette
Roteiristas
- Robert Guenette
- Alan Hopgood
Artistas

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

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Curiosidades
Nostradamus predicted that a world war would begin at the river Borysthenes, which is the ancient name for the river Dneiper. The Dnieper is the river which divides the country of Ukraine. This is mentioned in the film in which the Blue Turbaned man will enter Europe to cause destruction.

Erros de gravação
The movie opens with a text that refers to "the preceding film" which should be at the end.

Citações
Presenter: [following World War III] After a peace for a thousand years, Nostradamus tells us next to nothing. He does, however, tell us in what year the world will finally come to an end - the year 3797.

Versões alternativas
In 1991, NBC Television broadcast a truncated version of "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow". The broadcast was hosted in video segments by Charlton Heston (eliminating or re-recording the bulk of Orson Welles's narration). The film was updated to include examination of verses which may relate to the famine situation in Ethiopia (1984-85), the recent earthquakes in California (1988-89), and Saddam Hussein (1990-91).

Conexões
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Switching Channels/And God Created Woman/The House on Carroll Street/Shy People (1988)

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Who thought the future could be so funny?

The next time you feel overwhelmed by apocalypse hysteria coming at you over the media, rent this film and sit back and have a good laugh--this film forcasts massive worldwide earthquakes in 1988, world war by 1994 (27 years of it!), apocalypse by 1999, blah, blah, blah....This is a magnificent illustration of how selling doom works as business, and having these predictions to watch from the comfort of the late '90s is a marvelous tonic against wild claims made by all manner of 'experts.' Have some high-cholesterol popcorn (with lots of salt), fire up the ozone-depleting air-conditioning, and let this film fill you in on how the world ended! Enjoy!