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I am a big fan of Robert Duvall. However, I think screen writer John Milus wrote that line!

I am amazed it didn't have its own movie

I feel so lucky and fortunate to have been a kid in the 80s. The movies and the music were the best. What a great time it was!

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What? TCP/IP, just like DOS, is universal!

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Raiders of the lost ark.is my favorite I Want to travel.back.to.1981 when I was 15

Great movie what told us to never trust AI

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this story is actually... a love story of : rhet butler & belle watling . 4 REAL . after analyzing more further about the WHOLE story times n plots . since rhet's childhood w belle in his hometown... all that has happened...!! scarlet was all only a great disguise . thats all . 🙏

Your interpretation of Colin Farrell's response to that prostitute using the n-word was completely ridiculous. His look was one of... This entire situation is increasingly getting out of hand. Consideration of cultural implications through the lens of race... Only a complete psychopath rank that as the uppermost concern they would be facing at that moment. I've often said - it's ironic how persistently people who claim others do so... become most hyper and singular focus on race no matter the situation. Perhaps if it had been you and that phone booth, the outrage of the n-word being levied towards you might very well have been your consuming obsession... Which quite honestly given the circumstances would mark you as a complete imbecile.

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I loved this movie, but the ending creeped me out as I was just getting over nightmares from (The Blob and Son of Blob)

I dont think the bg music is appropriate for the video lol

i watch it whenever its on !

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Interesting commentary

Looks like the script was AI generated, with constant repetition of the same talking points, and many still images seemingly randomly placed for most of the narration.

Great movie..

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The 1976 Logan's Run movie is one of my top ten "guilty pleasures". By today's standards the movie's special effects are quite dated but the story and artistic styling are still very captivating. I've read the first novel and while most people usually say something like "the book is better than the movie" I can honestly say that they're both equally interesting despite the relative differences. Although the chances of it happening are almost zero I would love to see some kind of faithful remake of the 1976 movie. I know there've been several movies (e.g. 'The Island' and 'In Time') that could be argued to have been pseudo remakes but I'd love to see something very close to the original Michael Anderson movie done with modern visual effects. P.S. Considering that smart phones (which obviously didn't exist at the time) are now ubiquitous I'm thinking that their life clock gems could create a holographic display in the palm of their hands that would function equivalently to a smart phone screen. The social commentary of having your phone essentially super-glued to your hand would be fitting for the movie's dystopian theme and it's an idea they could basically steal from the 2012 Total Recall remake. 🙂

I'm a Logan's Run enthusiast; I read the first two novels, I have the film on Blu-ray, the TV series on DVD, and the complete Marvel Comics series. I got into the mythos when I was ten or eleven years old when I rented the film on VHS. It's interesting to have the perspective of viewing the film as a pre-teen, forming my opinions of the themes of the story at that age, and revisiting them as I've grown older. I think every new generation grows away from the previous generation, but the divides and differences between the WWII generation from the baby boomers, and the boomers from generation X are much more pronounced than between gen X and subsequent generations.

I've watched Raging Bull a couple of times. Personally, I didn't think it was that good.

Ava Gardner, such a beautiful lady

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They managed to make it even creepier than the original.

I have read all three Logan books. Johnson only worked on the 1st one, Nolan wrote the last two by himself. In a foreword to one book, Nolan said that he wrote this in a time when it was all about "youth," and the book was a reaction against that attitude. People should try to read all three of the series. The third is kind of a reach of a basis to write a third book, but it's worth reading.

Maybe a narrator that knows the movies, and can pronounce the names correctly.

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Put 2 short men together, predictable

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This scene is in reloaded released in 2003 also city is ZION.

The mama wasn't playing around. Didn't she kill like three or four of em by herself?

And the last but not the least :- "Holy crimson skies of death! 😰"

Mine is The Hitcher (1986) leading Actor C. Thomas Howell

I'm guessing the thumbnail image is simply click bait?

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One of my favorite performances of all time. Gary Oldman as Norman Stansfield was so scary, yet mysterious at the same time. A truly legendary performance.

"Everyone?" "EVERYONE!!!!!"

Sorry Some like it hot has not aged well and it is not progressive. They make them dressing as women the joke for the film. If anything it is regressive. I would put Galaxy Quest as a replacement.

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Lieomme is one of my favorite movies

Made it through 14 seconds before I got tired of yet another AI inhuman video.

There's something that's both horrible and nauseating about these AI channels.

This is based on a Cornell Woolrich book. Some of his work was adapted to radio.

I haven't seen this, but I have read up on Cornell Woolrich, who wrote the book on which this is based. He was one of the best selling authors of his day, but a really troubled man.

What happened after wards. ???