I was around 6 years old when i saw one of his movies, with my brother, & father, whom liked his movies. And i fell for him. Did not know what love was about. But he was for me. I have most of his movies, & i still think his handsome.

Thank you so much for this. This made my day! On the money in every way, historically, sentimentally, and technically well done. I agree on every point. And thank you, because I never saw "The Clock" and will watch it today. You see, I'm old enough to have had my exposure to Judy in the "Babes in Arms"/ Andy Rooney days. I'd seen those films on "Million Dollar Movie" before I saw "OZ" when it first aired on TV.....my parents 18" black and white. I was 7, and the flying moneys kept me up night for weeks! Then, 10 years later, I saw a re-release in the Village and was blown away by the sepia-technicolor morph. My daughter was 2 on the 50th Anniversary...we showed it to her and for the next year, OZ was the focal point of our entertainment. Macy's put on a big thing, The Museum of the Moving Image, OZ was everywhere, at least in my world. Many years later, my grandchildren still watch in awe. Kudos for the comment on the black face deal. I'm old enough to have been around when civil rights were evolving, and wise enough to know that you can't make something retroactively "racist" (an over and misused word). Hope to see more of your productions. If I only had a brain!

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I liked "One, Two, Three." He played against character in that. Many of the gangster movies just seem like more noise.

Happy 40th anniversary, Ghostbusters. You got the tools and you got the talent.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, I found the first Ghostbuster so funny, How Ray got full of the Green Ghosts,

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Glorious! Ghostbuster 1 & 2 I love with a passion! Happy 40th anniversary!

"A Child is Waiting' is so very good, too. I'm not sure she had a "bad" movie.

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I can’t believe “Ghostbusters” (1984) came out 40 years ago today

Happy 40th anniversary ghostbusters I love ghostbusters

Thank You So Very Much. This was excellent!

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June 8th Ghostbusters day! See you in L.A or N.Y. Suit up!!

So in The Walking Dead, Santa Claus brings back the main character

Judy had an Aged look before Her time--was it too Aged, No!

Cagney will always be No 1

Elizabeth Hartman was cast as Joe Don Baker's wife in Walking Tall(1973). There's a disturbing scene where a stray bullet hits her head! Remade in Hong Kong as The Price of Love(1970) starring Chin Ping.

I also fell in love with Judy when I was only in third grade when I saw the wizard of oz. Have loved her to the present day. Thanks for this. I hadn’t even ever heard of some of these movies.

From one Flynn fan to another: excellent job! You know your stuff, man! (Although I personally would have left off “Virginia City” and “Dive Bomber.”) His fine performances in “Uncertain Glory” and “That Forsyte Woman” should be on anyone’s list. Flynn deserved a Best Actor Oscar nomination for “The Adventures of Robin Hood.” He also should have been nominated as Best Supporting Actor for “The Sun Also Rises” and “Too Much, Too Soon.”

Why do you sound like you're 14 years old?

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Your take on minstrel shows and blackface needs research.

AFTER THE SILENT SCREEN STAR DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS ,ERROL FLYNN IS BY FAR THE GREAT SCREEN SWASHBUCKLER OF OUR TIME.

The system killed her.

You are a true fan my friend. Thank-you. Thanks to people like you,Errol will never truly die.

For a reviewer of Flynn’s movies you should have known that “Dive Bomber” was about the developing of the belt, later suit, that restricted blood flow during a dive, (not shown in your clip) and the high pressure suit used to prevent hypoxia, (shown in your clip)

I can see your focus is on Flynn’s acting and not necessarily his most enjoyable (to audiences) films. Robin Hood and Edge of Darkness are probably my favourites although I enjoyed him in The Sun Also Rises and Don Juan is also good.

I loved Strawberry Blonde.

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I agree with you about the love and excitement Judy would have felt for the "new" directors of the 1970s. Imagine Judy working with DiPalma in "Carrie" as Margaret White. She would have been 52 y/o, and not only would she have been nominated for an Oscar as Piper Laurie was, but that would have finally won her that elusive Oscar! Judy could have played Mrs. Kitner in "Jaws". Judy in any of the new modern blockbusters would have been epic to see!

I agree with your great narration about Errol Flynn, I'm so desperate to see a great aero Flynn film that I keep looking for his son's version the The son of CaptainBlood made in the 1960s before his disappearance thank you for this wonderful film about Errol Flynn. 5:13

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Sean, you don't LOVE her more than me do you have a Judy garland stairway infact she's filtered out in the rest of the house bathroom,kitchen my bedroom movie posters, glamour shots child pics, everyday pictures, somebody stop me 😅 but i guess who feels it knows it she makes me happy when iam down and happier when i'm happy.An America treasure thank you God for Francis❣️

Thank you💖 so much for this on Judy Garland💖 !!! I am 70 yrs old ( it’s 2024) and I remember how excited me and my sister and brother were whenever THE WIZZARD OF OZ was scheduled during prime time TV right after the news usually on a Sunday night but once a year - it was a real thrill🥰 !!!! Judy was so beautiful and she was so talented and that wonderful singing voice was an amazing gift 💝!!!

Why is the narrator vocal frying? It makes it hard to listen to him. Good grief.

0:50 I love this scene

There's a youtube video entitled "Little People. Big effects." (Darby O'Gill)

This is one of my all time favorite movies! I watched an interview of Sean Connery talking about this movie. He recommended Albert Sharp to star in this movie. At one point he teared up as he said Albert was down on his luck pensioner and he felt sorry for him. You could tell Sean dearly cared for Albert.

I'm surprised you didn't mention in film #10 that Billi Burke was Glinda the Good Witch who starred with Judy again in the Wizard of Oz. Great videos.

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Thank you so much for this amazing opportunity for me to see all these films again ❤❤there really is and never will be anyone. Ike James cagney ❤❤❤❤

Gentleman Jim is his best! No bad at all in Edge of Darkness.

One of Flynn’s invisible co-stars who starred in Flynn’s best movies, was the movie scores of Eric Wolfgang Korngold.

Your narration is wonderful! Like listening to a kindred spirit. Thank you for the love that went into this.

Im 72, and I love the cinema because it gave me Judy. She is like a comet that comes once in a century. ❤❤❤❤❤

I can still watch every one of these films, but it's the "Gary Owen" scene in "They Died With Their Boots On" that always give me goosebumps! "Men die, but a Regiment lives on." Indeed.

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