Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) - Official Trailer (HD)

One by one, the residents of San Francisco are becoming drone-like shadows of their former selves. As the phenomenon spreads, two Department of Health workers, Matthew (Sutherland) and Elizabeth (Adams), uncover the horrifying truth: Mysterious pods are cloning humans — and destroying the originals! The unworldly invasion grows stronger with each passing minute, hurling Matthew and Elizabeth into a desperate race to save not only their own lives, but the future of the entire human race.

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[aztro]

Sad news ladies and gentlemen, Donald Sutherland has passed away today. Such an amazing actor with his career spanning seven decades.

[rosemyers]

I remember seeing this with my older brother when I was 12. It was on Christmas Eve day (12/24) and was kind of a damp, drizzly day.
This was one of THE best 70's sci-fi movies. And, like Jaws, it was pushing it with a PG rating.
Not just for gore, but the suspense seemed to me to be a few pulses stronger than just any other genre film.
This definitely is a creepy classic. It was just on late last night on HBO or Cinemax..it has aged well.

[lorenzoc]

My parents took me and my siblings to see this in the theaters .🤦🏻‍♂️ I was 7 then and I still remember that event at 50 🤣

[vilentman]

any movie where donald sutherland is running around looking concerned is a must watch

[LykwdSloth]

Man I miss the late 70’s Sci-Fi/Horror genre, even the trailer narrators...

[robertborich]

Might well be the best remake of a film ever.Creepy as hell.

[eleftheriaeleftheria]

This is the best 70's horror sci-fi movie! The ending was scary, sorrowful, and very creepy!

[RazorFriendly]

The older this movie gets, the more relevant it gets.

[johnnygoodman]

RIP Donald... this wonderful querky fun movie is how i best remember you. So many good memories from your many performances.

[raabsand]

Funny how old trailers say the title way too many times

[tony]

It's my favorite sci-fi/horror film of all time. Donald Sutherland, Jeff Goldblum, Leonard Nimoy, and the rest of the cast are amazing

[MarbleWhornets]

I loved the Kevin McCarthy cameo, it was so perfect. RIP.

[konstantinoskaragiannis]

"Invasion of the Body Snatchers"(1978) is an excellent science fiction horror movie, and one of the best of all time for this kind! The ending was very creepy!

[Autostade]

The bagpipes playing 'Amazing Grace' appear late in the soundtrack of the film at an emotional moment just before the climax; I won't say more lest I spoil it for people who have not yet seen Phillip Kaufman's masterful remake of the 1950s classic. The film, though well regarded, is, in my opinion, somewhat underrated: extending from the darkly comic vision of communist paranoia like its 50s progenitor, it proffers a new take - one that resonates today - the inability for many to differentiate between being and 'appearing', that a replicated self (public persona, media footprint, authenticity based on one's commitment to the simulacrum - whatever you want to call it) overtakes a 'real' self.

[alexdavies]

Not a bad remake at all, a great cast. Leonard Nimoy is outstanding as one of the main villains.

[itsdarkinthere]

I absolutely love this movie and the ending of it really messed with my head because I wasn't expecting any of it

[Steven-glcw]

I put off watching this for decades as i generally dislike sci fi but this was just a great film, it trancends genre and is obviously timeless as decades later it is just irrelevant when it was made. Loved it. It really felt like a kickstarter for 80s films to follow.

[mollytaylor]

I was already planning on watching this, but Spock is in it?! Hell yeah!

[allanhernandez]

The creepiest version!! Even better than the original 1950's one.

[carl_anderson]

Perfect example of the superiority of 70s/80s horror movies from most of today's horror flicks, due to a complete directing mastery and handling of tension.