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30:49 do it, Mike, do it. 31:51 Yes, but that is the same reason that makes the film just a good film and not a Masterpiece; he is just a good policeman doing what he must, he is a simple "hero". Sean Connery's character should have ended up as a tragic hero; that is, an honest "corporate policeman" but burned by the quasi-slave-like and dehumanizing obligations of the economic system that he "defends", as the ultimate guarantor of the rules, and that lead him to lose even his beloved family. And at this point Connery's character should have made the tragic leap and given his life to destroy the entire mining complex of capitalist corruption that has destroyed his life and that of many others, by the way, in just revenge against the "System". With this destructive action of the mining complex and his own death, the entire "System" will not change, but... or maybe it will. 😘👍🤘

Well I’m going to see both. Thanks guys. You rock. 🤘Happy birthday Mike. September 10th.

A real bad movie isn't this entertaining.

Seen Outland? Seen High Noon? Share your thoughts!

Both 'High Noon' (1952) and 'Outland' (1981) are outstanding movies and they are both part of my physical media collection. In fact, I wish movie theatre chains would re-release 'Outland' for a limited run just so new audiences could appreciate it on a big screen. :)

Yes, 'Outland' (1981) is definitely 'High Noon' in space or 'High Noon' meets 'Alien', but with only humans being a major threat to Sean Connery as the mining colony's new marshal and not aliens of any kind.

'Outland' (1981) is such a great movie and aside from having the same composer, Jerry Goldsmith, for the score just like Ridley Scott's 'Alien' (1979), it has a similar production design and narrative like 'Alien' in terms of people being controlled by "The Company", so in that way, the Con-Am company in 'Outland' is much like the Weyland-Yutani corporation in 'Alien' in terms of profits being everything while people or public safety were expendable. I have 'Outland' on VHS, laserdisc, DVD, and I think Blu-ray as well, not to mention the score on LP record and CD. So, you could say I'm a fan of this movie. :)

But but but That IS Based on reality. That company was seized for tax evasion.

At the end Bronson fought against Nick Dimitri. Dimitri was also in the Seagal movie "Out for Justice" where Seagal said in the bar scene "You´re a boxer, a tough guy"?What can you do? Dimitri: To you? Seagal: Yeah. Then Seagal knocked him out with one punch.

I can find two movies called "Hard Times: on Tubi. Unfortunately, neither is this one.

3:45 I remember him from the 1974 prison movie "The Longest Yard" starring Burt Reynolds. 15:25 Much better title, without a doubt. 21:03 😁 😘👍👊

Why TF didn't they make sure the convicts and the navigators took showers at different times? I'm sure they know all the prison tropes. So they have zero excuses. Also: I think you have me confused with someone who takes you seriously.....one of the best movie lines ever, despite it being a bad movie.

Tony and Mike Watch the World Burn, awesome video you deserve more subscribers

What's your favorite Charles Bronson film? Let us know

I watched sleepaway camp ONE time and will never watch it again! The ending was totally unexpected and scared the 💩 outta me and i love horror movies 😅! Ive seen the other 2:and they aren't as bad but the first one really got me

Yes. I’ve seen 2. I’m going to check out this movie on Saturday. Thanks for sharing your words of wisdom.

I have seen the first two, and they're awesome. Thanks for the great video 'n keep 'em comin' men!

Have you seen Susperia, Inferno or the Mother of Tears? What did you think?

One of my favorite movies ever.

I love how incorrectly "Japanese" Molly is. When asked "who would you want to be President," she answers "Emperor Hirohito." When she has to show what makes her proud to be an American, she chose "nuclear power" with a giant mushroom cloud.

Have you seen Hercules 2: Electric Boogaloo? Tell us what you thought!

What was the Hercules movie where there a bear and Hercules hurled it out into orbit and the bear in space looked like a teddy bear ?

I was about 8 years old when I watched this film. The monsters scared me. I forgot about it until now. Thanks guys.

The Matrix actually used some of the same sets that Dark City did.

The music track needs to be lower when you play it during the scores and drawing. Gets just a bit too loud that I cant quite hear you clearly.

No clue how this movie isn't way more popular. Not a single reaction to this movie on the internet.

The completely unrelated Memorial Valley Massacre about a killer caveboy at a campground is sometimes billed as Son of Sleepaway Camp if you want to watch another one.

Some interesting opinions on these but "not sure why Eminem is a thing" is such a WILD statement lol.

Have you seen Sleepaway Camp? What did you think of it?

The old guy is just like Biden

Late but that register ding sound effect is not the one to use when someone curses multiple time in a row. Still love everything so far, great concept!

PACKED with jokes, fantastic cast, great dialogue and characters, it's insane. The fact that it's considered "small, underrated, cult", it's mind-boggling. To me it's up there with Heathers and Mean Girls

this movie wanted to be mad max 2 so bad 😜

I remember this movie airing all the time on HBO when I was a kid. The talent show is what I most remember about this movie. “Beef Bologna” and “Down South” used to get stuck in my head.

Very cool concept!

You are worthy by far. I’ve seen you comment every single one. Which means you are a fan. As we all are.

I love when a discussion of one of my favorite horror movies from childhood turns into a bitchfest on modern cinema and Disney.

I really wanted to hear a good movie review of this movie. But I have no idea what the hell your saying.

This was one of my favorite movies as a kid, I am happy to see it's getting some love

Fantastic film. Must give it a rewatch...

Best Jaws-l8ke film of all time!

James Horner gave a classic musical score here!!!

Have you seen Alligator? Tell us what you thought of it.

To be precise: Claudia Cardinale was born in Tunisia, to parents of Sicilian origins, that is, from southern Italy. Surprise!! Let's inform ourselves better before speaking nonsense.

After viewing every fight scene just to locate Jackie Chan (which he is pretty much all throughout) I realized this was one of the most entertaining kung fu films of the 70's that I seen!? It blows my mind it hasn't been remastered or that there isnt a proper uncropped widescreen version available! The fight scenes are endless and its fun to notice a lot of familiar faces (noticed Mars was in this as well)

This is a solid film full of drama and action

Honestly, I have never paid attention to the plot of this movie, I don't know what it goes beyond the good guy who has to face the bad guy at the end. What I really value is the imagination and effort they put into the endless action scenes. I see this movie (imaginary) as a kind of precursor to Double Dragon type video games. It engages, entertains and bores at the same time as only the Great Classics do. Thanks for the mentions, I'm not worthy. See you.😘👍🤘

Have you seen The Brutal Boxer? Tell us what you thought about it.

I think Dante borrowed from JAWS 2 when Marge saved Sean from being eaten by the shark and was killed instead. Susie trying to save Betsy is the same thing except the roles are reversed

She played Susie Grogan