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If True Horror Film Buff This is Must Have Giant Mutating ANTS that Got Nuclear Dearing after World War 2 I got and you should too is Clean Scarry Movie for kids that are over 9 years old it is Black and White Film THEM it come out in the 1950's and the other ones THE DAY THE WORLD STAND STILL also 1950's so Films is worth your Time If Love all Movies Like I do it is must have for your DVD Collection if you get it it nice to have just incase your Cable or Internet goes out HAPPY HALLOWEEN everyone Enjoy THEM

One of the best sci-fi movies made.

Released in 1954, 'Them' stands apart from other science fiction films of the early 1950's. Instead of cheap effects and cheesy storylines, it deals with the possible results of above-ground testing of atomic bombs. One such test alters the DNA (although this term is not used in the film) of ant nests in the surrounding area, creating a new generation of giant ants. Once they decide to move their queen into a major city on the West Coast, all hell breaks loose. The acting is genuine, the action nonstop, the script tight, and the special effects solid. James Arness ('Gunsmoke') and James Whitmore ('The Shawshank Redemption') have starring roles. Co-stars include Edmund Gwenn {Kris Kringle from 'Miracle on 34th Street') as a bug scientist with a streak of philosopher in him: "We may be witnesses to a Biblical prophecy come true..." and Joan Weldon as his daughter. Also look for Fess Parker ('Davy Crockett') in a smaller role as a private pilot temporarily committed to a mental hospital after he reports seeing one of the giant ants near his plane. And in an uncredited early role as a sergeant in the Communications Room, Leonard Nimoy. This film works on all levels. Highly recommended.

I am quite elderly so I actually remember this from the decade it originally came out. I just thought it would be fun to watch again. It is actually one of the better sci-fi films of its time. There were a lot of the post-radioactive bug films from that time, and most of them were kind of silly. Enjoyed seeing it again.