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Good movie

She was gorgeous in her youth n quite the actress too

I was up there a few times back during my high school years. Good times.

You never answer me!......Vee haf vays uf makink you talk!

Panzerfaust

Ojalá dieran todos los capítulos

Mr. Rourke meets mr. Mcgarrett

It's absurd to expect that any 24th century person would know how to make gun powder.

Don Mitchell was a good protagonist in this sequel. However toying with Mamuwalde was not a wise thing.

A magnificent movies

Truth builds the right to live

Yeah on 2 feet seen them

The character ‘Zel’s’ true self lurking just beneath the veneer of civility , convincingly portrayed by Sir . Lawrence Olivier . Spooky , to say the least .

I predict this AI technology will be installed on all US warships by 2040.

We need to have this technology, like the M5 installed on guided missile destroyer or frigate. Maybe by 2040

Who would like to see this episode on the big screen, with Denzil Washington playing Dr. Daystrom.

A classic scene. Filmed at the Vasquez Rocks park in western LA county. Very near the unique east/west portion of the San Andreas fault

Awesome, I was in his band in 1996! ❤HSF

No es una película de terror sobre los lobos. Los lobos son los seres más maravillosos de la tierra. Es una película de terror sobre la lacra que pueden llegar a ser los seres humanos...

I finally was able to watch this film last night and I really don’t get what all the negative reviews were about I went into it thinking it might have been a waste of money cause of what other people said about it but I liked it it was dark but the plot was good I never got bored of it like I originally thought I might have and it had good acting to William was an awesome Gacy even though he didn’t look like the real one

He plays Psycho so well

I love how he throws his arms up, like “What is there understand?”

I always find it humorous that Kirk keeps filling up the bamboo tube but it’s hollow at both ends!!

Don't mess with Mamuwalde. 😅😅 Great scene and great acting. William Marshall was a phenomenal actor. I love his deep, powerful voice. RIP, Sir William. ❤ 🙏 💐

He just happens to find all the ingredients for gunpowder close at hand ...

Sir Kay is on the other end of the line.

LOVE the door close

Star Wars sequel haters be like - 1:04

They tried doing this on MythBusters. Didn't work. Even with commercially made gun powder. Powder laying loose at the bottom of a tube will not generate sufficient force.

Besides this being totally sick, the banter is amazing

That pimp that punched him didn't realize that would be his first and last punch he'd ever throw🤣!

Concernd about assassination. Also leaves blinds open.

And there is Scotty behind them watching and hearing all of this as the chief engineer of the ship. He can tell us about the process of dilithium crystals releasing energy to the warp drive. But can't come to the realization of what the substances gathered by Kirk are for. Unless he is choosing not to speak which I doubt.

Mr. Oldman is truly amazing, he is one of those actors who never had a bad role, and can make movies even better merely by his presence👍👍 he definitely haven't got time for their Mickey Mouse bullshit! Besson is also a real mastermind, his Arthur Trilogy was also brilliant, such a shame he didn't do more of those kids films too

You got your technology but you lost, you lost your senses....... how true this smacks

This has to be one of their worst episodes ever. Who would want to put this on their acting resume?!

kids should be at school

Forsythe is a little too slim and handsome for Gacy.

"Why did I do all this?" Good question, Dummy!

Steve is one cold ice cube

Excellent actors and movie

Khan got conned!

Edward James Olmos before he played Martin Castillo in Miami Vice ,Great in Wolfen and Blade Runner .R I P Albert Finney ❤

"I shall be merciful and quick."

Movies in the 90s where something else man. Damn the acting is on another level.

This is such a GREAT scene. The actors playing the pimps are just following the usual "Blaxploitation" script and hamming it up with the "ghetto accent", but William Marshall absolutely pulverizes the "B film" barrier and delivers one of the greatest lines ever in that booming Shakespearian bass voice of his at 2:14. What a powerful moment! He really had the makings of a major A list actor and I wish that Hollywood had made better use of him.

I guess Mr. Bone was right. The criminal mind does always set its own trap.

2:50 the flash overs start

1:23 I just saw this episode the other day, and when I heard him say tin idol I thought there was a clue in that threat

What was the killers name? Was he part of the department once or something? He always was one step ahead of mcGarrett. I just saw this episode yesterday, but just after the phone call Tin idol I missed the part where they figured out who it was. can somebody tell me please?