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If you listen carefully the bus driver sounds like Tony Curtis.

They seem more like unrequited lovers than Uncle and Niece

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Great review as always guys

My mother thought these were too violent, but would let us watch DBZ haha

Man this guy is so boring too boring

Bogart appeared on the Jack Benny Program to plug Beat the Devil. They did a wonderful film noir parody - Jack's the cop, Bogart's the bad guy, and they slip the commercial in with Bogie singing the Lucky Strike theme while remaining seated throughout. Glorious. Most of the episode was done with Jack doing a gag noirish narration. He continues this with the final curtain call, with Jack's narration commenting about Beat the Devil while Bogie did the classic hourglass with his hands when Jennifer Jones' name is mentioned. Then Jack's narration continued, "Then I told Bogie about the last picture *_I_* made," and Jack "played" an air trumpet (for The Horn Blows at Midnight), and Bogie walked off the stage holding his nose! Bogart did have a good sense of humor. I don't remember much about the film, but it did have Peter Lorre, and it was directed by John Huston, so it couldn't be all bad.

I love Buster Keaton, but I find him more fascinating than funny.

Thanks for the review. Did they actually interview Cora Sue Collins for her film? What else did she say?

Stupid youtube wouldn't let me post without adding a song. I'll make sure the next toon has a song free version next week so that I can add one on UA-cam.

Yak yak bye

It gets better with each viewing. You’ll even come to realise the cinematography and camera work is always artfully explaining and pushing the plot forward but kept ‘invisible’ to not detract from the story and characters, the point of the movie.

Ive never seen.The Golem. I understand its a folkore horror tale. He eats children.

Long intro is a turn off

You are not the only one to have not seen the big-deal "titanic" of 1997. I did not see it either, but I have seen this one from 1953, at least twice on turner clasic movies.

Hello everyone, the photo in the music section in not from The Haunted Castle (1921) but is actually from the finances of the grand Duke (1924). I made the slides ahead of time before I saw the movie and forgot to change it before I went live last week. My apologies for that, I will make sure to pay better attention to that. You can't tell, but I am panicking when I got to that section and saw the incorrect photo 😅😅😅

I was chefing up steaks and taters during the whole duration of that, excellent entertainment, hope to catch the next one! And seriously, that was so cool learning about that lego toy lmao

Hey everyone, our friend David who was the special guest on this episode is very sick and could use thoughts and prayers. Godspeed my friend

I saw this(now,way back)in;2014,so…..it would be the fall of that year.Which would’ve been in October.I felt that this film,was:”okay!’.And,it’s based on a book,📕 too!The book was written by an;Alastair McClean.I read the book,and I finished it from the Library,that winter.🥶 My mom saw the film,and said;I can’t believe how they did that?!Which meant;how on earth 🌍 did they get through that storm?☔️ Too,I had seen this movie 🎥 after I had gone to a wedding.So….this would’ve been a week after that.😊

This film is a masterpiece. I don’t get peoples problems with it. Conrad’s novels themselves are normally panned by the general public. Heart of Darkness gets terrible user reviews. And yet Apocalypse Now is considered some sort of masterpiece haha. That film is crap compared to the book. Conrads novels are easily some of the best books ever written. Invaluable. If people have a problem with this film then they have a problem with Conrad in general. Honestly, the general audience is so mediocre. If it was down to them, we would have nothing of value. Everything would be throwaway. It’s quite depressing.

Conrad didn’t write Hollywood endings

Secret of NIMH is a classic

I like that you included stills from the movie in this one!

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Apologize for the lack of game sound. Forgot to share audio 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ enjoy our commentary about what is happening lol

@1:27:23 that's when he gets double sniped it's crazy

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Yep. Saw it at this year's Arthur Lyons Noir fest as well. Terrific! The cinematography (especially the ending) was sensational. Loved the whole thing. There's a blu ray to get!

Love the film, haven't seen Sorcerer yet though. Great video.

I think I might like this channel a lot but until you get better at pronouncing names and such I'll have to just check back every so often. I also enjoyed this film alot.

Great review! This is such a cool old movie, but you're right that a lot of it is really dated. Still, the technical achievement is astounding.

The "sideplots" were to highlight the many year's passed looking. While other's lives go on. And how much they're sacrificing

This guy is good at breaking things down and explaining them. His appreciation of movies comes across pretty well.

This interpretation is horrible!

Is it possible that Joseph Conrads novels don't translate well to movies?

Since you mentioned it here, have you reviewed The Last Laugh? I skimmed through your videos and couldn't find it, but I may have missed it.

Try “Odd Man Out”.. It’s excellent and on par with “The Third Man”. “The Fallen Idol” and “The Man Between” are ok. “The Way Ahead” is a propaganda world war 2 movie that’s pretty good.

Great breakdown! I haven't seen either version yet, but it's been on the list for a long time.

*Barbara Stanwyck was a very attractive woman in her prime. I saw her in "Ball of Fire" a long time ago, and in "Double indemnity," which is my favorite film noir. My only criticism is that her hairstyle was unbecoming to her as the "femme fatale" in both of these movies--and it didn't help any that they made her a blonde in the latter film.*

Totally agree, especially re: your comments on the film's premise. For me, it was even worse that her husband and children were generally quite amenable and nice: it made her desire to throw them all away even more hypocritical!

Nice overview of Oswald

No movie !??!