1983 in Film
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2023
- Journey through 1983 in Film with The Cinema Snob, as it was the year of Return of the Jedi, 3D films, Conan & Mad Max knockoffs, terrible sequels, two James Bond films, and tons of Cold War paranoia.
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What's your favorite film from 1983?
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Return of the Jedi all the way guys!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@@danielsantiagourtado3430
The perfect end the the Star Wars OT
Hmm that a dick haha
Only acceptable answer is Return Of The Jedi. Nothing else happened in 1983 aside from the release of the third best Star Wars movie.
@@John_Locke_108 Still like Revenge Of The Sith.
I was nine year s old in 1983. I had been waiting for Return of the Jedi for three years. That was a third of my life at that point. I saw RotJ six times in the theater and loved it every single time.
Fun Fact: For Return of the Jedi, the Emperor's chair was mechanized so that it could rotate when the scene called for it. However, the mechanism never worked properly, so Ian McDiarmid had to make it move by shuffling his feet. A piece of tape on the floor told him when to stop so it would not be visible to the camera.
So?
@@rjb1216what do you mean so? He said fun fact. It’s just something he finds interesting. Not everything has to have a point.
"All I wanted was a frickin' rotating chair!" - The Emperor probably
@@rjb1216 The mental image of Palpatine shuffling his feet to spin doesn't amuse you? You're dead inside man.
@@rjb1216what a tool to say "so"?. I appreciated hearing that fun bit of info. Makes me laugh to picture the emperor getting huge calf muscles trying to move that chair around .
I can't believe that these movies are now 40 years old! Scarface, Flashdance, Vacation, Return of the Jedi, just to name but a few!
…. I was born in 1983. I reject that it means I’ll be 40 this year
Reject it all you want, I'm right there with ya. I turned 30 this year, yep, 30, nowhere near 40. No sir, not 40 at all, I was born in 1983 but I'm a time traveler see, so I missed about 10 years. Head Canon. @@GinDragon
The scary thing about Wargames is that it very nearly happened in real life about a decade and a half later. Russian radar misinterpreted weather balloons as ICBMs, and had the officer in charge followed orders, we'd be in a nuclear war right now. And just like in the movie, a computer glitch really did cause a false launch detection in a different incident.
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“The only way to win is not to play.”
Just showed this movie to my 13 y.o. the other night. It's one of those "you have to understand..." movies.
Almost 4 and a half hours of Cinema Snob?! That's just great!😃
_Return of the Jedi, Scarface, Christine,_ and plenty of "so bad they're good movies. 1983 may not have been as big as the previous years, but it had some great films to be sure.
Agreed
Christine is so good.
As this series creeps closer to my birth year I feel older and older lol. Love these videos though
@@kill4551 shut up. It is MY birth year! xD
Uncommon valour came out in 83.
The Year of My Birthday Snob, 1983!!! 🎉👏
Thank You for ALL of this, All you for a Your Hard Work & Love you put into this Retrospective!!👏🙏😃
Happy 40th 🥳🎉
Same! It really was a great year 🎉
Nothing like random 4hour marathons.💀
I just could watch the first hour in one seat, see you tomorrow.
I speed it up to 1.5x, it only takes 3 hours. 😆
I slow it down to .5x so I can savor it.
x2 speed for me
Why use the skull emoji?
These Year-In-Movies reviews are the best things on UA-cam. I always discover some great films I've never even heard of before! This time the undiscovered classic was Vigilante, which was sleazy, gritty gold.
Definitely remember going to the movies in 1983 to see Return of the Jedi. Also remember everybody in the movie theater cheering when Darth Vader chucked the emperor down a garbage chute.
In 83 I went to preschool 😐
Try kindergarten, but I remember everything in Jedi.
Before Kathleen Kennedy ruined 'Star Wars'.
My high school graduation was 27 May 1983. Our baccalaureate ceremony was on the 25th. Me and my best friends went to see Return of the Jedi the morning of the 25th, and then our entire senior class caught a late show after the ceremony that night.
1983 is such an underrated year during the decade of the 1980s.
It sits right next to 1986 in terms of underrated 80s years.
I’m a 2001 GEN Z Kid kid and I LOVE THE 80s
83 underrated, yes. 86 was awesome but is rated fairly
No, it's properly ranked as one of the weakest years in movie history.
I loved The Keep in 1983. What a cast! I would have loved to have seen Michael Mann make more horror and supernatural films like this and Manhunter. Please release the full director’s cut!
pulling an all nighter needed something to watch!!! thanks brad!!!
2:14:09 is Risky Business if anyone's like me and it's your all time favorite movie; here you go! Kick ass video Brad, this was the year I wanted the most and it hasn't disappointed yet. 1983's one of the best years in film imo. Glad to see it get some love.
I saw it in the theater our mom took us and I was five years old
These retrospectives are gold and will be watched for years to come. Thank you!
Hi, a slight side track but still about film: can you plase create a tribute to the late and amazing Kevin Conroy? He passed away last year, and was the sole reason I got into acting. On MsMojo there was a video about the best voice acting in animatedmovies and I think he should've been included for his role in Batman the Mask of Phantasm (the scene at the cementary). I have a VA background and there are some preconceived notions that it's not as demanding as regular acting; but the vocal training itself and perfecting the craft may take more time than any acting school. l feel like he's very underrated as Batman and even non existent in the conversation.
PS. You almost saw me as Leon in those new Resident Evil games :)
I look forward to this series every year. Thank you so much, Brad 😊
1983 was an awesome movie year: Monty pythons the meaning of life, Scarface and above all as a stars wars fan Return of the jedi!
Keep beign amazing guys!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The Meaning of Life is easily the worst Python movie of the 3 movies. Scarface is just a god awful remake, everything about it is so cartoon especially Pacino's Looney Tunes accent. Its sad how many not very bright people also seem to ignore the actual overall message of the movie and instead seem to want to emulate the character.
Fun Fact: Trenchcoat was about as close Disney ever got to an R rating, and was the film that caused the creations of Touchstone Pictures.
I also wish this was posted on Brad's personal channel.
The written ending of Time Out is the best never filmed!! Vic Morrow should’ve got a Best Actor Oscar nomination!!!
Still completly watchable at X1.75 Speed. 😁
I was cramming as much in before work as possible.. (TWSS).
Another great episode. 👍 👏
Cinema Snob, these Year in Reviews you do are masterful. 1983 was no exception. The work you must put into them, its really something. SO many movies I've seen or heard of, so many I want to see now thanks to you.
Never Say Never Again & The Rock is the proper send off for Sean Connery as 007. Klaus Maria Brandauer is an underrated bond villan. 3:13:02
I really love the full year retrospectives and this is one of the best.
Love these 80s retrospectives. Thanks
Joysticks needs it's own Snob episode, then maybe Uhura will finally let Scott McGinnis out of the storage closet. Also, Corinne Bohrer should've been a big deal.
Yeah, I should go to an arcade, and play 'Space Ace' in peace without any business men ruining it.
Easily my favorite series of yours and possibly my favorite film related content on UA-cam.
Return Of The Jedi will always be my favorite as well. I still tear up and get chills when Luke is in the throne room
I absolutely love these year in review videos, Brad. Thanks!
I absolutely love these! Hope he does a video for every year of the 80's!
I absolutely love these year in review videos, and appreciate how much time they take to make:) Highly entertaining:)
*"Sudden Impact,"* the fourth "Dirty Harry" film where the famous quote "Go ahead, make my day" came from, was released in this year. *"Halloween: Season of the Witch"* was around, too, as was *"Stephen King's Cat's Eyes"* with James Woods and Drew Barrymore amongst the cast.
Over 4 hours of the cinema snob in 1983 well time to crack the beers and stay snobby
Thanks for finally doing this video. Been waiting for it for over half a year, but it was worth it. Many of these movies have been covered in other UA-cam movie reviewers’ channels, so I might just check them out.
“Gaspar Noé cited it as an influence” HOLY SHIT.
Thank you for the reference to Bert and Ernie’s plane ride in Follow That Bird.
I feel shame I’ve never seen Joysticks
I'm really looking forward to the Cinema Snob's 1984 in Film retrospective because so many of my favorite movies came out that year.
I’ve always had a soft spot for 1983: it was the year of Return of the Jedi, The Big Chill, Brainstorm, Blue Thunder, Christine, Chained Heat, Cujo, Curtains, Daffy Duck's Fantastic Island, The Dead Zone, The King of Comedy, Jaws 3-D, Krull, The Hunger, Lianna, Mickey’s Christmas Carol, National Lampoon's Vacation, Nightmares, The House on Sorority Row, Octopussy, The Outsiders, Pieces, Psycho II, Revenge of the Ninja, Ricky Business, Rumble Fish, Scareface, Sleepaway Camp, Something Wicked This Way Comes, Spring Break, Superman III, Trading Places, Videodrome, WarGames, Yor, the Hunter from the Future… good times
Thank you: For 40 years, I was trying to explain to people why they either didn’t see Pirates of Penzance or didn’t remember it playing theaters, AND why I was still carrying a grudge not to watch an “In-Home Premiere” of Disney’s live-action Mulan during the Lockdown for $30. 😡
(And yes, Superman III was a “troubled production”: It was originally intended to be a Brainiac movie that introduced Supergirl….BUT THAT’S NEXT YEAR! 😃)
Thank you. THANK YOU for covering Get Crazy. it is probably my fave 1983 film. Please do cover it for New Year's Eve! The whole 1983 episode was terrific.
Good covering my birth year!!
Of course Return of the Jedi would be the primo film of that year!
But it’s also the year A Christmas Story came out! Only later on television would that film become the holiday staple we all know today.
29:49 Holy crap, Snob! I remember seeing this film on local access WNDS in New England when I was a kid! (shout out to Weatherman Al Caprillian) and I remember really loving how simple it was even if it wasn't a film made for a younger man like me. Thank you for helping me remember what it was called, I thought it was "Strangers in the Night" since that was their song at the end.
These videos are amazing, keep them coming.
I love your compilations guys! I know what i will do with the rest of the day now! You guys are the Best!🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
Although these kinds of episodes will eventually be impossible to make anymore, the have become ones that I look forward to very much.
‘Rumble fish’ is a great film by Coppola, one of his best. His later film ‘Tetro’ covers a lot of the same themes, is also in B&W and is equally fantastic. The two would make a great Coppola double feature.
great soundtrack on rumble fish
I was gonna make a Bowling for Soup joke but I'll have to wait 2 years.
I typically listen to these at work and don't look at the screen because work reasons. But I picked up the phone and looked at the screen right when the dummy got pushed under the wheel in "New Barbarians" and about died laughing
I was 13 in 83 great memories. Love your channel
'Pieces' it's exactly the poster that scared me out of video stores as a kid! Yes, there are few surprises, after you've seen the poster but the 2nd Brad taught me, that it was Eli Roth's favourite film, I finally fugured out why there was a,
Karate "Pancake" Kid in
the movie 'Cabin Fever' .
Quelle Hommage, Monsieur Roth!!
It's a film full of Kendall, Chainsaws, 'Bastards!!' , to the power of 3 and even though it's in my own top 10, 'IT STINKS' See it asap, before I spoil anymore, that's of course, IF you enjoy the finest in film Massacres.
Thanks Brad, for bringing me and this film together!
P.S. Monsieur Purdom comment ca va...Tueur!!!
@3:30:37 - As a huge Andrzej Zulawski fan, I've always wanted to hear your take on his films (or The Snob's). Possession is one of my fave's but I'd pay to have you spotlight On the Silver Globe, Brad! It's a lot.
Man this is amazing!!! Such an amazing gift!!!
Absolutely brilliant. Thank you.
2:09:30
When you said 'Pauline at the beach,' I heard,
'Paul Lynde at the Beach'
(Which would be it's own disaster) But trust Brad's knowledge so much, that I thought. 'Shit, I've been saying his name wrong all this time!?!? LoL
Im 53 yrs old nowadays and Had a Projectionist Friend back then times and I got to See Madman in 82 Free in theaters , The Entity , Joysticks too. Amityville 3D Jaws 3d , Metalstorm the Destruction of Jared Syn , Max Dugan Returns , High Road to China , Lets Spend the Night Together , Staying Alive , Flashdance , Bad Boys , Lone Wolf McQuade , Sudden Impact , Blue Thunder , Spacehunter , All The Right Moves , Christine , Porkys 2 , Wargames , The Man With 2 Brains , Yellowbeard , A Christmas Story , Easy Money , Superman 3 , The Sting 2 , Octopussy , Never Say Never Again , Mausoleum , The Big Chill , The Star Chamber , Psycho 2 Twice , Curtains , Mr Mom Twice , Stroker Ace , Rumblefish , Mortuary , The Survivors , Trading Places , and Many other Free Movies in theaters Free also then times too.
4 and a half hour long video from Brad let's gooooo!
I saw the play ‘Betrayal’ on Broadway during a high school trip to NYC in ‘80. It starred Roy Scheider, Blythe Danner, and Raul Julia.
Lucky! I never got to see it live, but it was one of my favorite things I read in undergrad-I even did a project on it for one of my classes. (I studied theatre and literature.) I've been afraid to see the movie, tbh.
1983 was an Aykroyd triple-feature year with Doctor Detroit, Trading Places, and Twilight Zone: The Movie. Also...Dan's well..ex-wife is in Doctor Detroit and Twilight Zone: The Movie. Superman III of course has the iconic robot transformation that scarred a generation of kids. And also my favorite Star Wars movie Return of the Jedi.
Gotta give Dan major props for his love of going to the movies.
Thank you! This is gonna help me to get through work🙏👊
I’ve been looking forward to this ! Thank you !
"Come see 'Mausoleum'! It's not 'Mortuary' why you make that mistake?" OMGGG HAHAHAHH
Awesome compilation. I'd watch any of these films over anything modern.
Tiger Town was filmed all over Detroit. I was in the movie with my aunt as extras.
I would watch that over the crap Disney Channel movies we get now.
39:50
I was just watching MST3K Cave, or if Joel prefers Cav`eh Dwellers.
My favorite part, the Skit where the gang reenacts the faux imaged, title sequence!
Great Episode S#3 EP#1
Cheers from Canada
Woohoo!!! It's truly a great day today! Love these marathons Soo much
Glad you like them!!
@@ChannelAwesome they open my eyes to so many movies I haven't seen or heard of which is truly awesome.
First; Why is this not in your channel, Brad? I didn't realize it was out until YT randomly suggested it to me.
Second: Well, One Night in Heaven was the movie that made me realize I was gay, haha.
Been looking forward to this one for an eternity (or at least since the last one)!
Excelent episode. You should make a list of the movies reviewed...
If not by accident, I would've completely missed this gem as it weren't on the main channel.
Just excellent... Really enjoyed this video! Keep 'em comin'.
This is gonna take me right up to bedtime. Thank you SNOB🎉
My wife and I actually really like The Sting II, and I was very impressed with Lalo Schifrin's score, especially his use of Joplin's and Chauvin's rag Heliotrope Bouquet. The only thing about the film I really didn't care for was the choice to use boxing to carry out the sting.
1983 is another geek year in movies!
Congratulations on your upcoming fatherhood! I wish nothing but good vibes and blessing for you and your family! I bet that the kid will have a great time with Santachrist.
Thanks, been waiting. GOOD job.
Turkey shoot looks like it was left in the vault in 1971 and didnt come out until 12 years later
Looking forward to 1984 in film next year!
(GHOSTBUSTERRRRRS) AVGN: GHOSHTBUSHTERRRRRRS!
Congratulations Brad!!!
That's my weekend taken care of. Thanks Brad
My birthday year! Ive always been fascinated by movies from 1983 for that reason.
1983 is a banger year. Don't know about the movies, but it's when I was born! Kidding, movies were great, especially my #1 favorite movie of all time, Scarface!
Gotta agree with "ValleyGirl"... 😆
Still, Ep. VI is one of my favorite theater memories at age 5.
BTW, "Puberty Blues" was one of the influences on "Barbie" and was made into a TV miniseries in the 2000s.
Fun Fact:
*"AMITYVILLE 3-D"* is the only one of the three theatrical *"Amityville Horror"* films to receive a novelization written by Gordon McGill.
Rock N Rule was made by the Canadian animation studio Nelvana, before they hit it big with The Care Bears. It's a movie that I have seen multiple times on the CBC as well as other Canadian TV stations. I would have been too young to have actually seen the movie in 1983. It was always a little 'whatever' for the plot, but I loved watching it for the animation and background paintings. It was like OVA Japanese animation made in Canada.
Glad to know I was born in a "lesser year for film, not one of the best."
I know that the Star Wars movie of all time came out in '83 and that's something.
1:21:35
I sure as hell remember that, 'face ripping Aliens'
'Fangoria Magazine Cover!!!'
It may not be time yet for Robert England's Freddy, to grace the cover, (more times than any other actor) but if it wasn't for 'V' , the Nightmares that haunted us the rest of the decade, may never have been...
After watching this I’m convinced 1983 was actually an awesome year for movies!
great format ! is there more years in film ??
Fun Fact: The entire year 1983 was in 3D.
2:21:46
Well, considering Roger Moore was in Cannonball Run, back in 81. That movie could have been a curse for both,
although 5 year old me, could never get enough of
'Cannonball Run'
Going forward is there any chance you could cut up these videos into quarters {Jan-March, April-June, July-September, October-December} so it's more possible to watch each in one go?
4+ hours is a tough ask :)
It's gonna be a loooooooong 4 years before we finally get to the legendary Ishtar trailer.
No WAY!!!! You included 'ANGST'!!!!??? Easily the top 1980's serial killer movie.......along with 'HENRY...' of course. xxx
2:20:39 Um, how did i get here from choose your own Guttenberg? I'm going back in...lavalantula has to be in here somewhere!
😃 nice shoutout for The Entity and The Stephanie Miller show! ❤️😂👍
Quentin Tarantino level of exploration into a year of cinema. Thank you snob!
"Man, Woman, Child" WAS made into a slasher film. It's called "Hurt" and it's pretty good.
"When I was in Jr. High renting truckloads of slashers about every week"
We, sir, had very similar Jr. High weekends