I am 71yrs old and love these classic movies. Sometimes I pretend I'm reliving in times past. Thanks to U Tube I am not alone during this shut in p,us I have the flu. God bless I have U Tube.
Why can't these days script writers do not have that much of capability which showed 1943 onwards writers written, so simple but encouraging story, my DOB was 1956 maybe that's why I got the weaknesses for these types of stories.
Quite a good film. Those were the days when men wore a suit and hat, even the villains wore suits. Everyone had manners: stood up when a lady came into the room, opened doors , helped with her coat, and she was tastefully dressed.
@@alban1959 "Yes; I really miss that kind of criminal." The Mafia had its heyday in the United states from 1920-1990. It killed maybe 5000 people in that entire period. And mostly only people who got involved with them. Modern gangs and criminals in the United States now kill easily that many people in a single year.
He saved his mother, his sister and her husband. He was a civilian soldier, who gave to the nation The Supreme Sacrifice. His Life. He had no fear. He was proud and brave.
They don't make films like this any more! O.K. Some viewers may say "thank goodness" but nevertheless, at that time, 1942 it probably did a lot for morale. Everything about it was pretty awful but an hour well spent is my opinion. I enjoy the historical aspects, cars, clothes etc and prefer this rubbish to modern day junk which lasts frequently for nearly two hours. Will watch another one very soon.
A very well-made spy thriller. A cast of shady characters worthy of any Hitchcock offering. Well-written, plausible script, believable, compelling characters. Atmospheric settings, taut suspense. I particularly liked the dream sequence. It's safe to say "Producers' Releasing Corporation" were no slouches; even if they were a second-string, 'poverty row' studio... This was no 'B picture'. 👍👍👍🎞️📽️🎬
Octane petrol...based on very real history. What makes this movie "quaint" is that single or groups of patriotic individuals would interact with Axis powers and they took heroic risks. Today it is a horror of surveillance and assassination. No one would have the liberty to move freely or be discreet in this kind of situation. It's all high stakes now.
I've always loved black & white movies thanks to the great influences of my late mother whom I share the same passion with thanks to the people who had posted this movie keep it coming 👍 😀 🙂 👌 😉
Anytime I see PRC I know it is going to be worth watching even if it is considered a "B" movie. Those are where they could take chances and really come up with something new. The "A" movies had to play it safe.
This story is based on fact. In 1940 the R.A.F. had access 100 octane petrol to replace the 86 octane used in 1939 .This gave the Spitfire an extra 34 m.p.h.at 10,000ft.giving us the edge over the Meschersmits.Thank you U.S.A....without the ' secret formula ' we all,probably, would be speaking German now...
Winston Poole, Even if the octane had not been increased when it did and the Germans were able to shoot down more aircraft as a result, it would have made no difference in the end. The U.S.'s overwhelming manufacturing capability made the outcome inevitable. And consider this: The U.S. was having to supply the Pacific Campaign too, and japan was likewise overwhelmed with our manufacturing output. And...even if Germany had been able to complete their work on the atomic bomb first and wipe out Washington, they would have still been defeated and most likely we would have obliterated Berlin with atomic bombs like we did Nagasaki and Hiroshima. But there is a very interesting "what if" movie named "The Man in the High Castle" where Germany and Japan win WWll and they divide up the U.S. among them. I highly recommend watching it.
This movie was made after we entered WWII and over two years before it ended People may define it as propaganda but it was a very scary time when we thought it could go either way And it would have been the end of our freedoms Viewers should try and immerse themselves in those time to appreciate the anxiety and the fears our parents and grandparents went through!
Big whore USA was out of reach from both of its enemies, Japan and Germany. So, what "freedom" when you could massacre enemy populations at will, while your own is protected by distance and lack of technology of your enemies? The only US civilians killed were in a US colony thousands of miles away from mainland USA, in Hawaï! Its the German and Japanese populations that were to be scared by US terrorists, not the other way.
Alphonso Zorro Spoken like a man who doesn’t know history so Don’t kid yourself . Closest nbr to US was a British possession . I f England went under Canada would be on the demands table.Also theJapanese were in the Aleutian Islands off Alaska’s coast. If the US had lost at Midway the Pacific fleet was fucked completely The German Wolfpack’s ruled the Atlantic & were sinking ships off the east coast. The US was hemmed in& they knew itSo go back & review your world European History. PS.not denying that the US has often been the whore of Babylon but I am glad 1000 year Reich only lasted 12 .
al meggs In the Intro to his book “ The Good War” Studs Terkel wrote that the majority of graduating HS seniors believed that during WWll the Americans & the Germans fought the Russians. I mean WTF? If that is even remotely true perhaps we need to look at who are writing the History Books our Kids are reading . My father & my Godfather fought in North Africa , Sicily & Italy MyStepfather fought in the Philippines at the battle of Leyte Gulf , my best friend in grade school a Jewish kid’s father was in the liberation of Buchenwald . Maybe it didn’t mean as much to me at 17 then it does now but I knew these places were important & I knew why
Al--You are Right--I was born the next year--1943--and from older people and my relatives, i learned " What it was like " during those years.-- Watching my uncles marching in Veterans day parades into the early '50's----They weren't just marching in a Parade--But to celebrate the fact they helped save our 'Way of LIfe ' --"In for the Duration" in the Army meant--You came back in a Coffin or Standing Proud as an American.
"fORMULA" isn't just what everyone is trying to steal or protect, it also describes the plot. The actors are not very good and the diialogue is hokey too. The characters (esp. the "Bad Guys") are stereo-typical German/Nazis ("Vee have vays ov making you tauk!) and lots of 'eeevil' glances BUT it all lends to making this a good and enjoyable movie.. There's nothing else to say except, "Golly. This was a swell movie" Thanks for the Upload & for the comments. They are very helpful. Sincerley, L-L
Laura, "German/Nazis"? LOL. "Nazis" were Germans too. Would you make a difference between Libtards/Reptards and Americans? 90% of the German population was "Nazi", and the rest was made up of traitors.
The "fate" of the world, while only industrial nations were at war, and the rest of the world was dominated by British, US, Japanese and Russian colonialists?
John Allen There was supposedly a " formula" that someone created many years ago,when mixed with water,would actually be like gasoline in a car& ran on it.I saw an episode of" One Step Beyond" that dramatized this,with the host John Newland.If that" formula" actually existed,think what that would have meant for " state of oil" in the World economy?!
Will pan out in a century may be, so oil feudals have generations of good life ahead, with the help of Western and Russian whores supplying the Islamic market in the Gulf.
So this blind beggar strolls through a Middle-Class housing area only to turn the corner to a sleazy "Tavern". Amazing how Hollywood finds locations for filming.
The old Hollywood versus the new Hollywood? I'll take the old every time. (I do admit that a decent film does come out of Hollywood, once every year or two.)
It depends on from whom against whom. If a suicide bomber targets a Pentagon beast pack in his homeland, he is in his right, no matter his ideology or religion.
The Dawn Express, released 27 March 1942 (USA). Michael Whalen as Robert "Bob" Norton; Anne Nagel as Nancy Fielding; William Bakewell as Tom Fielding; Constance Worth as Linda Pavlo; Hans Heinrich von Twardowski (as Hans von Twardowski) as Capt. Gemmler; Jack Mulhall as Chief Agent James Curtis; George Pembroke as Prof. Karl Schmidt; Kenneth Harlan as Agent Brown; Robert Frazer as John Oliver; Hans von Morhart as Heinrich (Kidnapper) Michael Vallon as Argus (Blind Spy); Willy Castello as Otto (Tavern Spy); Charles Calvert, Headwaiter; Jack Cheatham as Max (the Bartender); Jack Gardner, Nazi Spy; George Burr MacAnnan as Wolf (Kidnap Car Driver); Frank Mayo, Detective Shadowing Tom; George Morrell, Waiter; Montague Shaw as Franklin Prescott; Rudolf Steinboeck, Restaurant Patron; Crane Whitley, Agent; Poppy Wilde, Restaurant Patron; William Yetter Sr. as Heinrich's Partner (Kidnapper).
24:37 -- Schultz, the bald-headed headwaiter, was played by Charles Calvert. He was uncredited in all of his 9 screen appearances. He had only 10 TV series' roles and he was credited in all of them. Such as The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show, and also Peter Gunn.
9:19 : Tom Fielding (William Bakewell) tells Linda Pavlov, (Constance Worth), as he lights her cigarette: "A little old'fashioned, but always reliable." Try: "Very old fashioned, and always very dangerous!" Constance Worth only lived to 52. And as for William B? Ironically, he made it to just 2 weeks away from 83!
A very out-of-character role for Anne Nagel. But, when WWII began, the very talented, somewhat sexy looking, alcoholic actress had no shortage of struggles -- with her career and her personal life. Her most obscure of all motion pictures was probably "Black Friday" (1940), in which she played a nightclub singer by the name of Sunny Rogers -- and in which Jack Muhall had only a bit part, as a bartender.
CREEP!~ Maybe because Ann was "sexy-looking" in the cesspool of hollycrap, she ended up drinking to escape the disgust? Others 'offed' themselves instead. Maybe you could be a bit more generous in your estimation?
Amazing the movies that were made as the horrors of WW2 were unfolding...the Wachenshou...shows the final episode with Goebells rallying the enthusiastic Berlin people to defend against the Soviets at their gate...Brandenburg gate
Thank You,PizzaFlix for an interesting historical," real life" movie during the time of World War 2! The person who sacrificed his life,for the sake of the" free world" maybe difficult to find in the" present state of world?" This man gave up his life to save others,how many people would do thatNOW????!!!
Germans haven't changed much over the decades. I've visited there twice since 2013, for months ea, and they are an arrogant bunch. In fact, the only thing I enjoyed were the Turk "Donner Kebaps" along the streets. Even with their "pretense" at liberalism, I saw them as no less aggressive than the Russians. Wait and see...
Everybody just remember you would be supporting the allies in the middle of war. We have all kinds of conventions that are used in movies today that are sorta redickuless also. Just try to put yourself in the position of a movie goer when this was originally shown.
@@DavidRice111 Yep, just a different way of saying the same thing as someone else. You need to view things from another point of view to begin to understand them. But you need to realize that was six years ago and I'm not all that sure of what I was thinking then.
I would usually watch anything that was vaguely film noir but this one was literally putting me to sleep. I gave up on it about15 minutes in. It was just too corny.
Thanks for movie! I believe it's the Cornel Klink from Hogans heros?:)))) so cool and devotion to our nation and doing the right thing with out selfishly only trying to get money !!! Unlike the new president lol and most of the other people in congress:((( we need to elect purple heart vets or those who prove they care about our country not being cool on cnn!?????? lol.
This hit most German stereotypes, which clunked badly. Men's suits & hats were great. Linda was a good sis. Made as the European war was ending, maybe?
The premise of the story is believable but all the other aspects of production were really bad - the screenwriting was bad, acting was terrible which can be blamed also to the bad direction. May not enough budget for location and props as they were reused in the same sequences of the foot chase and the car chase. Reaction shots were badly edited that conversations had gaps and dead air. This movie can be a good subject for discussion though in teaching what not to do.
I am 71yrs old and love these classic movies. Sometimes I pretend I'm reliving in times past. Thanks to U Tube I am not alone during this shut in p,us I have the flu. God bless I have U Tube.
I'm 73 & I'm right along with you. These old movies especially Film Noir--are the highlight of my nights & sometimes days.
@@betsybeatty2783 & Thomas: I'm 70 and I'm there with both of you..!!
I'm 67 and right with you!
I am 71 love old mmovies
Haha! I was also born in '50, and I'm with you, sir! I'm a big fan of classic felt fedoras, and wear 'em today! Film Noir is my forte!
Thanks for the upload. Love these old Black and White films. Simple but Enjoyable.
Why can't these days script writers do not have that much of capability which showed 1943 onwards writers written, so simple but encouraging story, my DOB was 1956 maybe that's why I got the weaknesses for these types of stories.
Of course it’s a movie but during WWII and throughout history there have been many brave people who sacrificed everything for their beliefs!
I enjoyed the movie. Thanks for making it available.
Quite a good film. Those were the days when men wore a suit and hat, even the villains wore suits. Everyone had manners: stood up when a lady came into the room, opened doors , helped with her coat, and she was tastefully dressed.
Yes; I really miss that kind of criminal.
when being a criminal was a respectable way to make a living...
alban1959 😂
@@alban1959 "Yes; I really miss that kind of criminal." The Mafia had its heyday in the United states from 1920-1990. It killed maybe 5000 people in that entire period. And mostly only people who got involved with them. Modern gangs and criminals in the United States now kill easily that many people in a single year.
Hilarious
Nothing better than a good black and white movie
Yes there is.
**Just remember that The Real World is still in Technicolor.
Gosh, what a sad story. I really enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing these!
He saved his mother, his sister and her husband. He was a civilian soldier, who gave to the nation The Supreme Sacrifice. His Life.
He had no fear. He was proud and brave.
You do realize this is a film?
@@alban1959 Nice remark.
He's a suicide bomber!
Sunny Island He was very afraid . But also very courageous
@@drewsagar2634
This Man had no fear whatsoever.
This is more then a crime thiller movie because there is mystery etc
Thanks for this classic movie PizzaFlex for the upload
Ed
They don't make films like this any more! O.K. Some viewers may say "thank goodness" but nevertheless, at that time, 1942 it probably did a lot for morale. Everything about it was pretty awful but an hour well spent is my opinion. I enjoy the historical aspects, cars, clothes etc and prefer this rubbish to modern day junk which lasts frequently for nearly two hours. Will watch another one very soon.
+Ronald Strange Helpful review. Thanks.
Ronald Strange
the social artefacts
Try "little dog."
Ronald Strange We are so much alike
In fact on other comments I’ve said the exact same things
Take care!
" historical aspects, cars, clothes" and classy women, but nothing more to go for in this anti-German movie.
A very well-made spy thriller. A cast of shady characters worthy of any Hitchcock offering. Well-written, plausible script, believable, compelling characters. Atmospheric settings, taut suspense. I particularly liked the dream sequence.
It's safe to say "Producers' Releasing Corporation" were no slouches; even if they were a second-string, 'poverty row' studio... This was no 'B picture'. 👍👍👍🎞️📽️🎬
Octane petrol...based on very real history. What makes this movie "quaint" is that single or groups of patriotic individuals would interact with Axis powers and they took heroic risks. Today it is a horror of surveillance and assassination. No one would have the liberty to move freely or be discreet in this kind of situation. It's all high stakes now.
I've always loved black & white movies thanks to the great influences of my late mother whom I share the same passion with thanks to the people who had posted this movie keep it coming 👍 😀 🙂 👌 😉
Anytime I see PRC I know it is going to be worth watching even if it is considered a "B" movie. Those are where they could take chances and really come up with something new. The "A" movies had to play it safe.
This story is based on fact. In 1940 the R.A.F. had access 100 octane petrol to replace the 86 octane used in 1939 .This gave the Spitfire an extra 34 m.p.h.at 10,000ft.giving us the edge over the Meschersmits.Thank you U.S.A....without the ' secret formula ' we all,probably, would be speaking German now...
one can but dream.of what might have been.🙋😀
James Mullan ...beneath contempt.
Which would’ve been far better than selling out to Communists.
Standard Oil deal with Nazis. Google Prescott Bush.
www.gabyweber.com/dwnld/artikel/eichmann/ingles/secret_pact_standard_oil.pdf
Winston Poole, Even if the octane had not been increased when it did and the Germans were able to shoot down more aircraft as a result, it would have made no difference in the end. The U.S.'s overwhelming manufacturing capability made the outcome inevitable. And consider this: The U.S. was having to supply the Pacific Campaign too, and japan was likewise overwhelmed with our manufacturing output. And...even if Germany had been able to complete their work on the atomic bomb first and wipe out Washington, they would have still been defeated and most likely we would have obliterated Berlin with atomic bombs like we did Nagasaki and Hiroshima. But there is a very interesting "what if" movie named "The Man in the High Castle" where Germany and Japan win WWll and they divide up the U.S. among them. I highly recommend watching it.
After they ran the commercial I stopped watching the movie. Found it a minute later commercial free.
*Completely believable plot, understated acting, and thrilling tense script.*
Constance Worth, wow! Good accent too. Too bad she never became really big. Sad that both the female stars in this never made it past their early 50s.
This movie was made after we entered WWII and over two years before it ended
People may define it as propaganda but it was a very scary time when we thought it could go either way
And it would have been the end of our freedoms
Viewers should try and immerse themselves in those time to appreciate the anxiety and the fears our parents and grandparents went through!
Big whore USA was out of reach from both of its enemies, Japan and Germany.
So, what "freedom" when you could massacre enemy populations at will, while your own is protected by distance and lack of technology of your enemies?
The only US civilians killed were in a US colony thousands of miles away from mainland USA, in Hawaï! Its the German and Japanese populations that were to be scared by US terrorists, not the other way.
Alphonso Zorro Spoken like a man who doesn’t know history so Don’t kid yourself . Closest nbr to US was a British possession . I f England went under Canada would be on the demands table.Also theJapanese were in the Aleutian Islands off Alaska’s coast. If the US had lost at Midway the Pacific fleet was fucked completely The German Wolfpack’s ruled the Atlantic & were sinking ships off the east coast. The US was hemmed in& they knew itSo go back & review your world European History. PS.not denying that the US has often been the whore of Babylon but I am glad 1000 year Reich only lasted 12 .
al meggs In the Intro to his book “ The Good War” Studs Terkel wrote that the majority of graduating HS seniors believed that during WWll the Americans & the Germans fought the Russians. I mean WTF? If that is even remotely true perhaps we need to look at who are writing the History Books our Kids are reading . My father & my Godfather fought in North Africa , Sicily & Italy MyStepfather fought in the Philippines at the battle of Leyte Gulf , my best friend in grade school a Jewish kid’s father was in the liberation of Buchenwald . Maybe it didn’t mean as much to me at 17 then it does now but I knew these places were important & I knew why
Al--You are Right--I was born the next year--1943--and from older people and my relatives, i learned " What it was like " during those years.-- Watching my uncles marching in Veterans day parades into the early '50's----They weren't just marching in a Parade--But to celebrate the fact they helped save our 'Way of LIfe ' --"In for the Duration" in the Army meant--You came back in a Coffin or Standing Proud as an American.
Am 71 yrsold loveold movies
"fORMULA" isn't just what everyone is trying to steal or protect, it also describes the plot. The actors are not very good and the diialogue is hokey too. The characters (esp. the "Bad Guys") are stereo-typical German/Nazis ("Vee have vays ov making you tauk!) and lots of 'eeevil' glances BUT it all lends to making this a good and enjoyable movie.. There's nothing else to say except, "Golly. This was a swell movie" Thanks for the Upload & for the comments. They are very helpful. Sincerley, L-L
+Laura-Lee Rahn "Remember your mother. Ve vant the formula... formula... formula!"
Love your German accent--:)
Laura-Lee Rahn german nazi bastards are all like that
Laura, "German/Nazis"? LOL. "Nazis" were Germans too. Would you make a difference between Libtards/Reptards and Americans?
90% of the German population was "Nazi", and the rest was made up of traitors.
Fine film. Loved the way the guys eyebrows kept going up and down like the bouncing ball on a karaoke machine during the first few minutes-lol.
@42;30 What about the Pot Roast ? Thank you so much for posting this ..great stuff.....
To think, in 1942, the very fate of the world was in question and unknown still.
The "fate" of the world, while only industrial nations were at war, and the rest of the world was dominated by British, US, Japanese and Russian colonialists?
Sad thriller, but that was life back then too, thus this film mirrors that time somehow.
You were there at that time and know it first-hand?
@@leelarson107 You have a cynical attitude. Grow up. Go to another UA-cam channel.
This should have been done as a Sat morn serial. Thanx
I've heard of many other substitutes for oil lately. Can you imagine the Middle East broke?
+John Allen "Things that make you go, 'Hmm' "
John Allen There was supposedly a " formula" that someone created many years ago,when mixed with water,would actually be like gasoline in a car& ran on it.I saw an episode of" One Step Beyond" that dramatized this,with the host John Newland.If that" formula" actually existed,think what that would have meant for " state of oil" in the World economy?!
Will pan out in a century may be, so oil feudals have generations of good life ahead, with the help of Western and Russian whores supplying the Islamic market in the Gulf.
@@nancysanders2398
The lakes and oceans would all be empty by now
Thousands of sunken ships/boats
So this blind beggar strolls through a Middle-Class housing area only to turn the corner to a sleazy "Tavern". Amazing how Hollywood finds locations for filming.
+resculptit HA! (good/funny comment).
Just watch the movie and shut up
i grew up there
It's called a cut. No 'location' about it. It's only a movie, Ingrid.
@@filipinainaforeignland3552 Back to your tropics.
Great movie enjoy classic movies thanks
You just gotta love those old cars ‼️
They were built like tanks.
@@scarygary-qq1pj no they weren't. A tank is much bigger than a car.
@@aintnothingliketheoldskool
Fish tanks aren't.
Gas tanks...maybe livestock tanks
Tank you!
These German names... Schultz, Gemmler , Heinrich, Schmidt, Argus, Aldo - - For a 1942 movie it isn't hard to spot the Spies !!
Spies with enough accents to float a battleship. So no one would give them a second look.
I love the German desserts I get at ALDI's
Loved this thank you
The old Hollywood versus the new Hollywood? I'll take the old every time. (I do admit that a decent film does come out of Hollywood, once every year or two.)
That Dakota must have been going round in circles for them to be watching it for so long.
Circuit's and bumps?
Loved those peering eyes. Also loved when that "blind" guy got shot and fell down the stairs.
More so if your name is Deutch.
Great filmmaking. Every scene right to the point. Close ups. Bad guys. B& W.
My, my my, what a great film.
Ok! ok! The formula is 2 eggs add 1 cup of water........
It's always been true that to become a Hero, one has to loose Everything!
Lose
I think they needed more shots of men walking awkwardly fast through quiet neighborhoods.
Ahh, happier times, when suicide bombing was virtuous!
It depends on from whom against whom. If a suicide bomber targets a Pentagon beast pack in his homeland, he is in his right, no matter his ideology or religion.
liked the ending
I prefer these movies to the trash made today
The Dawn Express, released 27 March 1942 (USA). Michael Whalen as Robert "Bob" Norton; Anne Nagel as Nancy Fielding; William Bakewell as Tom Fielding; Constance Worth as Linda Pavlo; Hans Heinrich von Twardowski (as Hans von Twardowski) as Capt. Gemmler; Jack Mulhall as Chief Agent James Curtis; George Pembroke as Prof. Karl Schmidt; Kenneth Harlan as Agent Brown; Robert Frazer as John Oliver; Hans von Morhart as Heinrich (Kidnapper) Michael Vallon as Argus (Blind Spy); Willy Castello as Otto (Tavern Spy); Charles Calvert, Headwaiter; Jack Cheatham as Max (the Bartender); Jack Gardner, Nazi Spy; George Burr MacAnnan as Wolf (Kidnap Car Driver); Frank Mayo, Detective Shadowing Tom; George Morrell, Waiter; Montague Shaw as Franklin Prescott; Rudolf Steinboeck, Restaurant Patron; Crane Whitley, Agent; Poppy Wilde, Restaurant Patron; William Yetter Sr. as Heinrich's Partner (Kidnapper).
Kudos to Tom..great movie!!
OK film as a parody. The characters on either side act not in an improbable manner, but an impossible one. It is a comedy of errors, but deadly ones.
thanks great for a movie.......
Doesn't that blind man ever sleep? He walks around all day and night. Who were those constant peeping toms in the cafe?
The Tavern? imagination anyone?
24:37 -- Schultz, the bald-headed headwaiter, was played by Charles Calvert. He was uncredited in
all of his 9 screen appearances. He had only 10 TV series' roles and he was credited in all of them.
Such as The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show, and also Peter Gunn.
(I enjoy wiki also!)
9:19 : Tom Fielding (William Bakewell) tells Linda Pavlov, (Constance Worth), as he lights her cigarette: "A little old'fashioned, but always reliable."
Try: "Very old fashioned, and always very dangerous!"
Constance Worth only lived to 52. And as for William B? Ironically, he made it to just 2 weeks away from 83!
This classic movie came out before I was born so I guess that makes me a classic man HA HA HA
Ed
Ed the classic man
I believe I was being nursed at the time.
Good one PF 😘
such glee when they kill-- such glee.
Everything is so exaggerated, it is but one step away from being unbelievably
hilarious.
Got Peter sellers flashbacks..mein furher!..I can walk!.
How did they get away with releasing this film? The acting is diabolical.
A very out-of-character role for Anne Nagel. But, when WWII began, the very talented, somewhat sexy looking,
alcoholic actress had no shortage of struggles -- with her career and her personal life.
Her most obscure of all motion pictures was probably "Black Friday" (1940), in which she played a nightclub
singer by the name of Sunny Rogers -- and in which Jack Muhall had only a bit part, as a bartender.
CREEP!~ Maybe because Ann was "sexy-looking" in the cesspool of hollycrap, she ended up drinking to escape the disgust? Others 'offed' themselves instead. Maybe you could be a bit more generous in your estimation?
I hate to be a spoiler, but this sure ended with a bang, didn't it??
Amazing the movies that were made as the horrors of WW2 were unfolding...the Wachenshou...shows the final episode with Goebells rallying the enthusiastic Berlin people to defend against the Soviets at their gate...Brandenburg gate
Its a joke.. Blind man walks into a bar, thud, "OUCH" !
A very tortured interpretation of the Blue Danube waltz!
And they keep playing it over and over and over and over again. *They need a jukebox in there.
I've had 2 ocaissions in Germany where men have greeted me with "Clicking their Heels "
I had one call me a dummkopf....and
another said : fricken dummkopf.
I said, "nicht verstehen "
I liked it.
Thank You,PizzaFlix for an interesting historical," real life" movie during the time of World War 2! The person who sacrificed his life,for the sake of the" free world" maybe difficult to find in the" present state of world?" This man gave up his life to save others,how many people would do thatNOW????!!!
Just about anybody who serves in the Military, you misinformed revisionist.
As a German I always root for the bad guys in these WW2 espionage dramas. Too bad they always lose :p
Germans haven't changed much over the decades. I've visited there twice since 2013, for months ea, and they are an arrogant bunch. In fact, the only thing I enjoyed were the Turk "Donner Kebaps" along the streets. Even with their "pretense" at liberalism, I saw them as no less aggressive than the Russians. Wait and see...
that was ok thanks for sharing
It held its own to the end.
+Steven Torrey It folded with in the first few minutes.
This was good>not seen for quite a while
very nice movie ...corona lockdown succour
the austrian style pub scene at 19:40 odd.... reminded me of the 3rd man.....
Brave Tom !
Why is it among Robert Mitchum or Burt Lancaster movies? !!
Hard to realize but the Nazi were worse than films portrayed them as.
No sense of humor, eh?
Not the greatest movie, but still good to watch.
Yeah stood up when a lady came into the room then robbed abnd cheated others yeah.
Those were the easiest kidnappings ever.
Everybody just remember you would be supporting the allies in the middle of war. We have all kinds of conventions that are used in movies today that are sorta redickuless also. Just try to put yourself in the position of a movie goer when this was originally shown.
"redickuless" ???
@@DavidRice111 Yep, just a different way of saying the same thing as someone else. You need to view things from another point of view to begin to understand them. But you need to realize that was six years ago and I'm not all that sure of what I was thinking then.
@ 16:15 & 16:21 - Mother & Son look so much alike... Wow! How do they do that? The MAGIC of TVs & Movies
Nice movie
They must want that high octane super unleaded.
Interesting movie
fielden & otoole, you two are sick, sick and sick.
Watch another version this one has too many commercials. I
I would usually watch anything that was vaguely film noir but this one was literally putting me to sleep. I gave up on it about15 minutes in. It was just too corny.
O.K. movie, but poor directing. The plane was flying for quite a while and they still could see it explode. It was miles away.
Because the earth is rotating that direction.
Aside from the bad acting, editing and direction...well, it's better than an Ed Wood movie.
(go back to netflix where you belong)
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I knew this was going to be a good movie when I saw that it was approved with certificate #8185.🙄
When I saw "8185", I thought it was
X-Rated
Kept my interest.....very good. they don't make movies like this anymore! (ls69freestyle)
+Myrna Groger no 69 is standard procedure lol
And a good thing that they don't.
I didn't like it. Poor quality lighting and the acting was a little over the top. And the plot was stupid.
You got it. Even Jack Mulhall couldn't save it.
Seems like a poor version of Allo Allo
+Eezablade1 Never heard of "Allo, Allo". Is that an English or French film? Do you know where I can watch it? Is it worth watching?
Think I'd prefer to rub my fingernails down a blackboard than watch Allo Allo. Awful.
and that was 💩as well.
@@Laura-Lee British t.v. comedy.
'Tis I, LeClaire !
This is the definition of a "B" movie, very very very low budget with questionable actors.
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En castellano por favor!
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Thanks for movie! I believe it's the Cornel Klink from Hogans heros?:)))) so cool and devotion to our nation and doing the right thing with out selfishly only trying to get money !!! Unlike the new president lol and most of the other people in congress:((( we need to elect purple heart vets or those who prove they care about our country not being cool on cnn!?????? lol.
They didn't need no stinking formula. Flew in from God knows where, and took off again without refueling.
It's running on electric power, just like Joe Biden wanted it.
This hit most German stereotypes, which clunked badly. Men's suits & hats were great. Linda was a good sis. Made as the European war was ending, maybe?
IDK, European war ended in may of 1945
The premise of the story is believable but all the other aspects of production were really bad - the screenwriting was bad, acting was terrible which can be blamed also to the bad direction. May not enough budget for location and props as they were reused in the same sequences of the foot chase and the car chase. Reaction shots were badly edited that conversations had gaps and dead air. This movie can be a good subject for discussion though in teaching what not to do.
Ok movie....very cheap production,.....very dark to watch.