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i love this film where can i see it in UK???

I strongly disagree with the last choice of your ''trilogy''. As a stand alone film, IV is a wonderful highly entertaining movie, but its connection to the first two you selected isn't there. Star Trek VI has a much stronger link to Star Trek III. Put II, III, and VI together then you get the perfect trilogy.

The narrator is difficult to understand sometimes.

Thank You, . . . Amen !😎

I love this film, Robert Mitchum was an amazing actor who was truly terrifying in this film!! It's dark, it's an awesome film and one I watch a lot, as it's a favourite of mine! This is a perfect film about overcoming fear and finding safety and comfort. When he pursues the children whilst singing that song there is a dread, you hope they will be ok and by the end if the film, you hope they will be saved. He is truly creepy in this film, he really makes it!! This in my mind is Robert Mitchum's best film!!

Its pretty wild that the miltary didnt like her k19 movie, which forced her to exclusively make military propaganda films from that point on.

Great cast, great acting, but the story just wasn't interesting. Oldman's performance in particular was outstanding.

Forgotten greats: Scarecrow (1972) - Pacino & Hackman both brilliant. Straight Time, Sorcerer, Cutter’s Way - all gems from the late 70s, early 80s.

I don't think this classic is forgotten.

Is this an extended version of State of Grace? I do not remember a scene in which Gary Oldman shooting some guy in the head from inside a car. Can anyone help with what version this scene is in please?

Two movies that scared me the most growing up were this one and "Invaders from Mars", mainly I think because the protagonists were boys about my age.

These three films out-class everything they’ve done since 2009.

I've said this a thousand times, and I'm gonna say it again here : Gary Oldman's turn as Jackie Flannery is his best performance in a sea of amazing performances! Volatile, sensitive, deep, loyal and memorable. You wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of him but his heart was HUGE! It's my number one vote for Oldman's greatest performance.

There are no Love/Hate tattoos on DeNiro's fingers in Cape Fear, I had remembered it incorrectly myself.

A truly underappreciated film!

4:25 what the movie?

One of the greats!

I'm glad you gave Laughton the actor the appreciation it deserves. It's so sad that this film bombed at the time. This is all too often the fate of genius. Laughton the actor has been somewhat forgotten too. I'm sure he'll come back though now that so many pple (including me) are refugees from the modern shootemup, depressing, computer-generated, violent, action obsessed movies and watch these older much better films. I think one of Laughton's greatest films, most moving is Rembrandt, directed by Alexander Korda. The greatest painter portrayed by the greatest actor. As one commentator said, If Charles Laughton doesn't break your heart, you haven't got one.

Tony had the sauce! Such a shame how his life ended...

My favorite film Robert Mitchum is amazing

I believe that Blow Out is DePalma’s best work.

I just rewatched this.great film .

Wrote patton Produce american graffiti Direct godfather 1 & 2, Apocalyse now Won 5 oscars & 2 palme dO'r What more you can ask for as a filmmaker

LOVE Tony Scott. There isn't one bad film. IMO. My favourite would have to be Spy Game.

Branbo won the Oscar for Best Actor in a Lead Role, not Best Supporting Actor.

He will triumph in MEGALOPOLIS.

We Miss you Tony Scott 😢

One of my favorite forgotten films is The Drop,

Your comments about State of Grace were spot on. Oldman, the score, the shootout. Must give recognition to the casting director for assembling this all star crew of pitch perfect actors.

Oh and Ace in the Hole

My fave slightly overlooked films The New Leaf, Went The Day Well, The Man in the White Suit, Lifeboat, The Spy in Black

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Great video and discussion. Surprised Taken wasn’t mentioned. But you’re right about Gladiator having to be in the top 5. I would argue it should really top the list.

02:10 Saab also made the fighter jet, so there was some truth behind the comparison

Agree with the praise, but one eleement that makes the film is the contrast of Mitchum's evil character to the goodness of Lilliann Gish's character --and also the little boy who sees through him from the start.

2:32 guys like John Milius & Walter Murch deserve mention here too

My father once made me watch this movie, and I loved the simplicity level

The new generation doesn't know about this masterpiece

A fascinating movie for sure

The monsters design and behaviors were my favorite

This was made just in the right era

Agree on the I Am Legend comment - both Omega Man and the Will Smith version of I Am Legend totally didn’t do justice to the book and it’s amazing ending.

Lynne Ramsey directing Bond would be a good pick - You Were Never Really Here is a brilliant movie. Her take on Bond would be dark for sure.

What was there so much to discuss

amazing grasp of psychological warfares

Documentary movies about australia are actually fun

Really enjoyed this episode - can’t wait for you both to chat The Thing - will defo be tuning in for that!

Lol. He is wearing the same Porsche design watch that Tom cruise wore in top gun and days of thunder.