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Ummmmm, the "girl from Alien" is Veronica Cartwright, who was Cathy in Hitchcock's' 1963 "The Birds, 1979 "Alien", 1978 "Invasion Of The Body Snatchers", as well as 2007 "The Invasion". Buncha TeeVee alien horror stuff too, including 2005 "Invasion". Her horror resume' is impressive. Respect

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The banjo player in the 70s film is an early celebrity cameo; Jerry Garcia from The Grateful Dead. The reason his clone fuses with his dog is because earlier, while running away, Donald Sutherland had seen the pod near (his friend) the busker and stamped on it in an attempt to save him but only damaged its function.

Damn, so now I know where Signs got the inspiration for its ending.

"What's a general interest magazine in 2024?" What's a magazine in 2024? Aren't they all dead?

Thank you for doing this, can you do Raohl Dahl’s work at some point and Happy new year.

Perfect video to end the year with. Watched the 1970’s one for the first time yesterday and holds up unbelievably well. Brilliant video as always, Happy New Year!

Why did you devote a video to how they handled the death of a character without bothering to mention her name? She was Nancy Marchand, a long-time actress. It is rather disrespectful to post a video that earns you money off her death, and not mention her name. Shameful, actually, particularly in light of your blatantly sarcastic tone.

Hey man, this is some very good content Very interesting to learn stuff about the books

I started watching your channel because of your videos on The Sopranos, so these videos has been a great surprise. They are very interesting, and thanks to how Disney (among other studios) works, you will have material for decades!

I made the mistake of reading the book after watching the 70s version: especially after watching that iconicly bleak ending. I was so disappointed by the book's ending, it feels like a cop out. I've always wondered if the Hays code or 1950s sensibilities kept Jack Finney from making it too crushing.

Sick beard man. I'm trying to grow mine out and my growth pattern is terrrrrrible 😂

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Doesn’t bother me a bit. I dont get off on being outraged….

They couldnt just get 3:52 to play out the scene? Or just maybe not even do it all. They could have just not did it at all. It's a final injustice to sweet, adorable Nancy Marchand RIP

Thank you so much. I thought I'm the only one who was going crazy after this

There is no CGI at all here. It's visual effects, yes, but VFX =/= CGI. It's digital compositing.

I thought it froze on it to enhance the dread felt at going back to Tony. Her literally stomping on her feelings in order to face Tony.

I'd want to edit the strange ad placement in your videos 😡😡

I feel like they wanted to do some Martin Scorsese ish and wound up doing some star wars side swipe stuff

Movie studios need to stop this bs, when Princess Lia actress dies Carry Fisher I felt weird seeing her in the big screen almost die in the vacuum of space only to then use her force powers? Same with Brandon Lee in The Crow. Studios need to get their money back, soulless aholes

We eating good tonight

Peter Weller wasn't in Robocop 3 because he was more interested in starring in another movie you saw this year, Naked Lunch. If you see the movie Queer that just came out it's another Burroughs story.

Here's a spaniard subscriber. I love your content and your explaining. Keep making these videos. Saluuudos 💫

Glad you hated Saltburn and Barbie. I've been told so much how genius these movies are and I couldn't disagree more with those folks

Do Watch a few each day or binge multiple on the weekends? That was a lot of films!

I'm confused why 1982 got a point for the ship's explosion (that MacReady's team didn't do) but not for finding the thing frozen in ice, when they did in fact find it frozen in the ice. It had escaped its ice block, terrorized the outpost, and quickly froze again in its split-face form once outside. Right? Its corpse was responsible for assimilating Bennings, meaning it was not dead, merely still frozen until (at least part of it) fully thawed once more.

Did anybody mention this movie inspired Reservoir Dogs? EDIT: He literally just mentioned it as I was sending this comment 😂

I have a suggestion if you ever make another one of these. I think it’s in the season 3 episode “To Save Us All From Satan’s Power,” there’s a scene where Tony is talking to Hesh outside and the shot-reverse shot shatters the 180 degree rule. With each edit, Tony and Hesh swap between the left and right of the screen. Not bad editing by any means (in fact, I love it) but it definitely is strange!

Very observant. The sacred AND the propane.

It’s obvious that this was a decision made in the edit. Her expression is integral to the scene, but if the clip was played normally it might only have barely been visible before she walks out of the 4:3 safe area. The speed ramping was probably the least jarring way to do it, even though it’s still jarring. The sound effects could be a way to sort of sell that we’re getting a glimpse of what’s going on inside her mind and to integrate the ending of the shot with the start of the shot and probably also to give an indication that it’s actually an intended effect and not a technical issue.

A few notes: This is a composite, not CGI. When you’re comparing costs, it’s not like the process itself was costly, it was the salaries for the crew. It also wouldn’t be just the work for the effect itself, but meetings and administrative tasks that come with bringing on an external team. The Sopranos was also shot on film which would add more steps and take more time. Stemming from 2001 is not the reason this looks bad. VFX work is not just what happens in post production, you need to plan for it and shoot with the effect in mind. It’s clear that whoever shot the scene had no idea what they were doing as not only the lighting, but also the perspective is completely off between the original footage and the new scenes. A VFX artist can try to do their best with what they’re given, but garbage in means garbage out. Most people would be watching this on CRT televisions that were a lot smaller than TVs today and that would smooth over the image somewhat. The inconsistencies would still be there, but the rough edges would be less jarring.

3:34 Puss moves his finger in the hand with the cigar, right towards the end of the clip

Man I really love your channel. So cool to see someone else that has much interest in the little stuff like this. You are awesome and got a new subscriber 👍

Whenever you notice something like that, two moulinjans did it 😂

Say what you want, for the time, I think it was fine.

the scene feels interesting, its like tony's talking to a ghost.... maybe she already died and he just imagine this interaction and was in denial?

Didn't like Heretic at all. Gave it a 2 out of 10 review on IMDb. BTW Hugh Grant's character is Mr. Reed. Heretic is more a psychological thriller, not a horror movie. There are many reasons why I dislike Heretic but explaining them requires a spoiler alert.

This movie was crazzyyyyyy good

I love the idea that Dr Lecter created Buffalo Bill for his long term escape plan. Knowing that he would be caught eventually. Jonathan Demme gets the chef's kiss for predictions about the AGP population and their inherently toxic ideologies.

4:30 I love that mic!

I think it was just to make her death a little less jarring for the audience. I didn’t realize it was super imposed footage, and remember thinking it was just her being awful as always. Her characters’ death came as a relief in the next few scenes.

The guy who plays Jack Crawford in this movie looks a lot like Woodrow Wilson or a white Gustavo Fring.

Kinda weird that Harris decides that the second novel is the best time to say: "Oh and this guy also has a really rare condition giving him an extra middle finger" XD

Very good how about do Alex Cross as his tv show is out, along with Sleepy Hollow,War of the Worlds,Jaws, the Hound of Baskerville, Hercule Poirot movies to novel and also First Blood as I think you include the Hunted staring Tommy Lee Jones as it’s very similar to First Blood.

SOTL book was so good