Here's a fact most people are oblivious to: We (US) did not win the cold war. It never stopped and yes, Russia is still one of our worst enemies. Worse than ever actually.

I think you should've shown stills from the movie instead of yourself on camera.

A good advert for the Mini

I've made enough songs and videos to know that would not be left in unintentionally. Right at the end, no less. I'd work hours to "fix" that, but it wouldn't take me hours to fix in my work. Scorcese, wouldn't be happy to leave that in, and for him, it would be easy to fix or have fixed. I'm 100% this was intentional. If it had arisen by accident, initially... it's remaining there was intentional. A decision. So planned or as pleasant surprise. Scorcese included it. Why? That, I have no idea.

Thomas Mitchell was probably best know for playing Scarlet it's gregarious father, Irishman Gerald O'Hara.

Telly Savalas's character maggot was a rapist and a killer of women!

Saw it at the theater with my girlfriend back in high school. ~1987. Just watched it again with my wife and 3 daughters about 2 weeks ago... Timeless classic.

WOW. Great detailed comments that were not only interesting but many little known about George Lucas" shooting of the movie.

Great movie! I met one of the Producers Husband. I asked him to MAKE sure to tell his wife that that movie was amazing. Lol

Thank you mate, from a very appreciative Aussie. Love this movie.

I am direcing it in April 2025 in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, UK

Loved it as a child and still do.

I refuse to choose my favorite Hitchcock film but this is up there at or near the top. Question: Could this film be remade. I'm not sure it could be. Has it ever been remade?

The sadest part for all those who sacrieficed their lives is to have john wayne, a known draft dodger, (films before country) to portray one of them.

I worked with a person who was a broadcaster at the game the movie was based on. Indiana Basketball is legendary, just like Texas high school football.

This IS one of my favorite movies.Love,just,love how Cary Grant acts!!

WW2 Veteran 🇺🇲 Robert Ryan Was Excellent In Korea War Movie, 'Men In War.'

JEFF CAN YOU PUT IN THE VIDEO HERE WEHEN LOU CALLS BUD BY HIS REAL NAME WHEN THERE BY THE STAIRS?

GOOD JOB JEFF

*_Bridger!_*

And in real life a few years later a guy named Lee Harvey Oswald hid his rifle in a box he said were curtain rods.

Technically Potter DIDN'T need punishment under the Hayes code. What he did was immoral, not criminal. Because he didn't keep money that was lost, he kept money that was given him. Iif you, as a private citizen, are handed $8,000 you have no legal obligation to verify that the person who did so intended for you to receive it. Nor are you obligated to give it back. He was absolutely a POS, but THAT is why he got away with it, despite the Hayes code.

Like the tribute to Monty Python in your opening. When I was a teenager, we had a neighbor who'd been a POW in Germany and he didn't like to talk about it. I learned from his son that his dad's toes had been crushed by the Nazis after an escape attempt and that the prisoners had to live off of stray cats toward the end of the war when Germany had little food available.

March 20, 2026. The 2026 Awakening

Great video! Can you do one on Nightmare Before Christmas? 😊

"It's a Wonderful Life" is my second favorite movie. My favorite movie is "The Quiet Man."

Miracle on 34th St (1947) Dr Seuss' how the Grinch stole Christmas (animated)

This was great fun to watch. I didn't know this was the first film that Jimmy Stewart made after he served in WWII. My sister is a huge fan of IAWL so I'll send her the link to this; I know she'd enjoy it.

We look forward to watch this super sweet and charming movie every Christmas. Yes, some of the storylines are silly and some didn’t age well … but I and help to just love this film.

Well why make a video of 50 things I didn't need to know ? Sounds counter productive to me.

Please feature “The Man who Invented Christmas “. It’s now our Christmas fav

I wonder if any of those original pamphlets are still in existence?

Didn’t Charles Dickens do the same thing and then it was published into a book

you think too much

PTSD? I don't think so. Per Donna Reed's daughter, after his experience in the war, Jimmy Stewart felt acting was a trivial thing to do and didn't want to go back to it.

I thought all HALLMARK movies were based on greeting cards.

"The Best Years of Our Live"? Never heard of it!

Love that movie!

How about doing one of my favorite horror movies One Dark Night

‘Die Hard’

I loved this movie for decades. Then I read Jimmy Stewart’s Autobiography, in which he detailed his friendship with J. Edgar Hoover, and how Stewart regularly called Hoover to turn in people he “believed were secret Communists.” Naturally, those individual’s lives were destroyed, they were blacklisted, never worked in Hollywood again. I haven’t watched any of his films since.

This movie is so good. CHARGE!!!

One of my top five movies for Christmas is Stalag 17. At first you wouldn't think of it as a Christmas movie but the story ends at Christmas time and when the soldiers are trying to do their best to keep their spirits up during Christmas by having their own party, it's worth watching and remembering all the soldiers of past wars who had to miss Christmas from home.

It’s a Wonderful Life is my favorite. I used to watch twice on Christmas Eve when my children were little, while wrapping presents and putting them under the tree. That must have been during those years you were talking about that tv channels could play it a lot.

T watch this every year. Everyone in my family watches this. I think it is a must for Christmas time!

missed it somehow this year - I live in Bedford park

It's my all time favorite and best movie. I watch it every year.

❤

Mr potter was played by lionel barrymore. He was drew barrymore's great uncle.

All the same children played in the movie, "The Bishops Wife" Cary Grant. I've always wondered if the two movies were filmed at the sametime.