Tokyo Joe | Full Movie | Silver Scenes

[@jamesmillen9120]

One of the pleasures left when growing old is remembering and watching great films like this. Thank God for the art of film --- Humphrey will be with us forever.

[@jubalcalif9100]

You speak the truth, Kemo Sabe !

[@sarahhearn-vonfoerster7401]

These old black and white noir films are so marvelously presented. Professional acting...all characters fit their roles perfectly. Great to see them all so young.

[@seymourwrasse3321]

I don't like the way they are colorizing some old movies, most of them look cheesy with the horrible color

[@jubalcalif9100]

Well said & well put !

[@jubalcalif9100]

@@seymourwrasse3321 Totally agree ! Colorized movies never look sharp. The colors alway have a "washed out" look to me.

[@michaelpatanella]

Yes. Actors, directors and writers for stuff like this film have been long gone from Hollywood generally speaking.

[@immaterialimmaterial5195]

A golden film from the 'Golden Age'. Stellar performance by Humphrey Bogart. Great to see Sessue Hayakawa in this supporting role. Brilliant film.

[@jubalcalif9100]

My sentiment exactly !

[@zorpia621]

Bogart makes any movie excellent! He never disappoints in any role he plays! Excellent story, full of intrigue, romance and dialogue. This is one movie you can watch over and over!

[@n1mogator]

Little Guy could act like most in the little lens days better with a Gun thou more believeable!

[@markhodge7]

This is great! Bogie at his best. Intimidating and beseeching. Such a range. His facial expressions were his magic. I still think he was the best at projecting inner workings of his mind in any situation. Purposely not hidden. Masterful.

[@waterbourne9282]

Wonderful. Humphrey Bogart. An unlikely star but what an actor. Love him to bits. Great quality print too- thanks.

[@jubalcalif9100]

I heartily concur !

[@jerrycottrell302]

No method acting here😊😊😊!!!

[@rogersmith4834]

Bogey's Santana Productions borrowed its name from his beloved yacht, the Santana. His independent film company had varying levels of success, but his fans still love everything he did. The AFI voted him No. 1 male film star of cinema's first 100 years. God rest his soul.

[@brockbeckstedt6483]

I heard that during the world war two he used his boat to patrol the coast were he lived because coastal defense was lacking of coastal patrols and it was said he did it near about every day he made his rounds with his own monies as well, he was a true American patriot!

[@alvaropelayo8084]

It's a shame that AFI voted number one, he should be 100th, there are many many much better than him, starting with John Wayne, Clark Gable, Bing Crosby, Robert Taylor, Alan Ladd, Frank Sinatra, Burt Lancaster, Robert Mitchum, Jeff Chandler, Charlton Heston, Charlie Chaplin, Randolph Scott, James Cagney, Gary Cooper, James Stewart, Bob Hope, Cary Grant, William Holden, Richard Widmark, Glenn Ford, etc, he was at the most good as a supporting player like in Angels With Dirty Faces, but number one is unvelievable!!

[@drewdoneit5578]

Tnks for that "BOGEY" info. !! [ I'm still in love with Lauren Bacall, she looked like one of my High School girlfriends "Carol" ]... Hello, from Baltimore, Maryland !!

[@michaelcanty4940]

Humphrey Bogart also owned a motor boat "Sluggy". It was his nick name for his third wife Mayo Methot. The couple was known in Hollywood as the battling Bogarts for their not so secret history of fighting.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Well said & well put ! A true screen icon.

[@charleslatora5750]

Never seen before! One of Bogart's best

[@danielgwatkin]

What a fantastic film, just cannot believe I have not seen it before now!

[@HawaiiJetboat]

For years this movie eluded me, glad I caught it. Worth the watch to see the Future Villains: Mr Osato, Osato Chemical, James Bond = You Only Live Twice (Teru Shimada ) and the infamous Colonel Saito who gives the beat down to Colonel Nicholson = Brdige On The River Kwai (Sessue Hyakawa).

[@jubalcalif9100]

Indubitably !

[@Foowowee]

Never heard of this film before. Bogey always delivers.

[@jubalcalif9100]

I agree totally !

[@joselopezmoya9786]

Humphrey Bogart, excellent actor, him and James Cagney.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Agree 100 per cent ! Those two started out on Broadway & had years of experience before coming to Hollywood. Screen naturals ! Real troupers who were proud of their craft.

[@MichaelB-yh3ug]

Great film thank you so much

[@diankreczmer6595]

Nothing like Bogey in a 40's movie with fabulous music.❤❤❤

[@garymcaleer6112]

Great movie then. Great movie today. Humphrey always brings the real world into his roles. No other actor like him before or since.

[@TeresaE116]

What a great movie 🎥! It started out a bit slow but, when it picked up it really was fantastic! Bogie was such a good actor!

[@DavidRice111]

Anyone who can bring me a Bogart movie deserves a sub!

[@fredhenry426]

Bogart is the only one who can wear a bow tie and make it look great!

[@chaz4471]

James Cagney can ❤

[@jubalcalif9100]

As I do when I take off my hat, you make a good point. Though I would say Fred MacMurray always looked good in a bow tie too.

[@jimmcdonough5497]

Fantastic movie. Great content and character.

[@lydiarowe491]

Can say anything with Bogart is worth watching with his mean manner he hides his compassion for those who are close to him..😊

[@jubalcalif9100]

Thanks SO much for uploading the whole film ! Bogie made many fine films at Columbia. The best is of course "In A Lonely Place". "Tokyo Joe" is far from Bogie's best but even subpar Bogie is better than most ! And, as has been pointed out here in other comments, the quality of this print is superb !

[@Inverted.surfer]

Of all the saki joints in all Japan, she has to walk into mine 😅😂

[@jubalcalif9100]

Ha ! That's rich !

[@dennismorris7573]

Great film - with thanks.

[@tammycarter6144]

Bogie is a smooth he can handle anything love. That guy

[@stuartwray6175]

Bogie is smooth, he can handle anything. Love that guy.

[@tammycarter6144]

@@stuartwray6175 u right 👍

[@russbradley8581]

Bogart, at his best, tough guy , macho guy leading man , big star what more can u say !

[@jubalcalif9100]

You sure got that right !

[@captainbart]

..when he learns its HIS daughter; look at that Bogie gut-punch look. Priceless acting.

[@Mycosyco1]

WOW! Beaver’s dad quizzing Bogey!!

[@jubalcalif9100]

Ward Clever sure got around !!

[@tomdooley4226]

Interesting and entertaining movie w/o computer effects and 4 letter words. Imagine that!

[@chaz4471]

Don’t forget:, my favorite…NO NUDITY OR SEX ACTS!!!

[@johnc2438]

Look Ma, no humpin'! @@chaz4471

[@isof1341]

A nice surprise to see Mr. Cleaver (Hugh Beaumont) in this film.

[@markpaul-ym5wg]

Mr BEAVER,NOT MEAT CLEAVER.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Yes ! Now we know what he did before he settled down in Mayfield with his wife to raise their two sons.

[@markpaul-ym5wg]

@@jubalcalif9100 😄 🤣

[@JAGRAFX]

A great look at the societal norms accepted as fact back in the first half of the 20th Century. Such a play redone with the same dialog today would appear strange to almost any contemporary audience. The quality of the print is outstanding. That, the period music, and Bogy himself make the film a generally enjoyable experience for anyone. Despite the stilted sociology displayed by the late 1940's characters and dialog; the story is interesting and holds a definate place as a classic.

[@jcamisa50]

Great movie, great acting, the old black n white are the best.

[@juanmanuelparadacontreras9565]

Una grata sorpresa toparme con este clásico del género Noir con el gran Bogie en protagonizar. Siempre he tenido esa fascinación por esta clase de actuaciones magistrales de tan icónicos actores del Hollywood dorado. Saludos y bendiciones a todos los cinéfilos de corazón desde Venezuela.

[@Gator1699]

Bogart always 1 good liners. When I have to see my X again with the kids. Sianara Pal.. 🐊

[@三木勝典-j9w]

Bogey,who is very old famous film star, made me of my good old day.

[@samueldavidrucker7514]

What an adrenaline rusher! Bogey and a fascinating history lesson! Thank you and God bless you and KZbin! What a fantastic time we're in, getting a perspective no other generation has ever dreamed of....!

[@gginsburg2458]

Simply super even the song .

[@gginsburg2458]

The music and Bogey make this film a memorable film .

[@spockboy]

Thanks!

[@stephenwalker4809]

Bogie goes to Japan in order to start a business exporting frozen frogs to South America! Possibly the strangest premise of any film noir.😂

[@jubalcalif9100]

As I do when I take off my hat, you make a good point !

[@caseyjonessnr1200]

Excellent film. Thank you. 1:28:45

[@thraciangrapes]

Every single movie Bogey turns into a major gem! But no women can match his rapport like Bacall and Bergman.

[@twominutevideos4950]

Casablanca Lite. Enjoyable film.

[@madhusudan]

"Sayonara, pal." Great film. Thanks.

[@annebellette201]

Just like these old black and movie there great thank you for sharing

[@bongobob6200]

Thx!

[@RichardNogan]

Excellent flick all around. Oh, Bogey the heart break kid. He seemed to live life that way dying young and leaving his love behind.

[@maureencora1]

One of My Favorite Bogart Movies is "Dead Reckoning"

[@desertodavid]

Little 7 year old Anya was born in 1942 and would be 82 years old. in 2024. (Movie set in MCMXLIX -- 1949.)

[@cristovaogomes2245]

Anyone else with commercials every 5 minutes? Not even bogie is worth it

[@evalinawarne1337]

Excellent movie. My FIRST time seeing this. He and his wife Lauren are my favorite movies.

[@thebabaa5001]

Like others, this movie was new to me.. Very good tense drama, with believable plot and great twists. Thank you for posting it .

[@johnstones66]

Trina's waist is so small it's unbelievable.

[@ronaldfullerton1954]

Bogart does a good job again...audiences get to write their own ending...

[@lufknuht5960]

Bummer not to know for sure if Bowgee died in the end or not.

[@carmanbazza]

Another great Bogart film….

[@lawsonj39]

I wonder if Wally and the Beaver knew their Dad was in a movie with Humphrey Bogart.

[@browncow4092]

Wonderful! Give me anything Bogie. TYVM

[@pressureworks]

Rick sure moved around quickly.

[@MarcosNavaesAtor]

After 5 minutes it's clear that Bogey never went to Japan

[@TheTexasTakebyMissVikie]

👍👍 ✨✨✨✨✨ Thanks for sharing

[@hammeredwithhorror]

Thanks for upload! Do you have the Bogey film "The Enforcer" by any chance? Only one I am missing.

[@elred7330]

Nice movie 5 stars 🌟

[@captainbart]

His buddy, who saved him his whisky...is the officer from Battle of the Coral Sea....

[@MaxStArlyn]

9:37 Both of them can’t fight.

[@zbemadej5768]

Bogard...i wszystko jasne!!! super film! :)

[@juvenalhahne7750]

Rever Bogart e sempre bom ja que nao sair de nossa mente, nos que o acompanhamos nos anos 1950, ele nunca saiu. Neste filme, que ainda nao tinha visto, ele nao se encontra noseu melhor. Mesmo assim, mais uma vez, ha surpresas em sua interpretacao: ele parece mais fragil, o olhar as vezes passando uma expressao de medo, o que nao me lembro de nunca re-lo visto assim. Outro elemento que talvez nao o tenha favorecido, e a atriz. Para os que se lembram da obra prima que foi CASABLANCA, nao ha como nao ver que se procura repetir algo daquele filme aqui. Sem nenhum sucesso, e claro. Permanece contudo a grande simpatia e afeto por esse astro, sem duvida um dos 5 ou 6 maiores do cinema classico de Hollywood!

[@J0hnC0ltrane]

Here's lookin' at you kid.

[@pressureworks]

We always knew Colonel Saito was just plain evil.

[@bls837]

Love your channel. Many of us would love the movie year of released original. Could you make it happen?

[@eriknewson2063]

MCMXLIX? (1949)

[@rogerrobin2774]

The definition of an affair was a bit different back then.

[@Retroscoop]

So this is the movie that inspired Bryan Ferry for his song with the same title.... But not the same Joe... Throughout much of his work, a fascination for Bogart is evident...

[@Inverted.surfer]

I guess you could be right there... because he did record that main bar song, "these foolish things" I believe Nice get...

[@thomassaehler9038]

Ward Cleaver in uniform

[@williamturner1517]

Hugh Beaumont, the MP, major, Americal Division combat shoulder patch.

[@jackjones8363]

Well, overall pretty good, but mostly due to Bogart's great performance. Columbia was the first film studio granted permission to film (exterior shots) in post war Japan. At first I thought Florence Marly was Michele Morgan (The Chase) and something about her bone structure, make up and hairstyle, reminded me of Peter Weller's Robocop! Sorry about that...

[@RSEFX]

MARLY was later to play---quite effectively---the eerie alien in QUEEN OF BLOOD, directed by Curtis Harrington. Neat little altra-low budget SF.

[@scvandy3129]

*** SPOILER ALERT *** 1:22:45 - 1:22:56 . . . . 1:24:15 - 1:24:40 The KEY to the gloomy ending. Joe dropping the gun ensures a well-choreographed, physical fight accentuated with pounding music with base drum, moody lighting with dark shadows, the girl's very effective screams plus the cutaways to the lethal knife on the ground -- just waiting to be picked up by one of the two, Joe or the villain, both in that deadly struggle to administer the coup de grace. When Joe is victorious, surely knowing there's more than one 'baddie' in the basement guarding / tormenting Anya, the girl, he should have retrieved the pistol PROMPTLY -- a VITAL act requiring a matter of a few seconds -- then race to pick up and comfort his precious daughter. That brief interlude is all it took for the villain to retrieve the gun. A FATAL mistake on Joe's part, one that a trained and experienced American military officer would not likely make. 'IF disarmed, retrieve sidearm ASAP to protect oneself and those in your protection' -- "Survival 101" tactical mindset. [I was thinking the fight was taking up so much time that Joe would resort to telling the 8-year old, quick -- get the gun!" -- although she may have been tied up, so that verbal command would be useless.] Good movie; thank you, "Silver Scenes," but way, way WAY too many, frequently positioned ads.

[@MartinParsons-tr6wi]

"Not now, Cato, you fool."

[@CJ-uo5cl]

Oh its Ward Cleaver 😊

[@CJ-uo5cl]

Bogie could always pull off a bowtie.

[@P_E_P_1966]

1949 Waow !

[@hemming57]

Obviously a double was used for Bogarts scenes in Japan. Guess they were too cheap to send Bogie himself.

[@shelbynamels973]

Hollywood movie magic. Guess they never left the Warner back lot/sound stage, and Bogie spend every night in his own bed.

[@kjgammon1658]

Columbia Studio's production..​@@shelbynamels973

[@ВладимирКолесов-э9ф]

​@@shelbynamels973🎉

[@stevengrotte2987]

IS THE MAJOR AT THE FIRST PART OF THE FILM PLAYED BY HUGH BEMONT (AS IN THE TV SHOW "LEAVE IT TO BEAVER," LATE 50S EARLY 60'S.?????????????????

[@hieronyous]

YES.

[@mititaka8656]

ボギーが日本に来ずに作ったのがマル解り映画、というチープさが面白い

[@SHIRLEYGiffordCashmanMS]

Sorry, I would rather that the writers write the ending, not me.

[@chavruta2000]

Bogart films a movie called Tokyo joe. Never goes to Japan to do actual filming. Thats star power

[@arturofernandez839]

Bien Bogart

[@naguibothman7866]

After Casablanca , every film an even every actor seems distant and very little.

[@captainbart]

An American returns to Tokyo try to pick up threads of his pre-WW2 life there, but finds himself squeezed between criminals and the authorities.

[@pressureworks]

1:03:26 Chin !!!! No wonder he was a great 5-0 Man !!!

[@MJLUCEY-sd1mq]

Was riding my bike home from work sometime after 2: 00 AM. the night before/morning of a game and who do you suppose came jogging across a parking lot downtown? Sam, Sam, Sam.....His last season in Madison.

[@mariapasos7482]

Who was the Actress?

[@WATCH-IT-BUSTER]

Florence Marly

[@edsonborges8289]

Infelizmente, nao consigo, entender, nao falamos ingles, estamos no Brasil, no minimo o que pedimos sao legendas em portugues para que possamos entender o filme, que e de boa qualidade o que decepciona e a falta de legendas e respeito com a comunidade ja que sou brasileiro, reconhesso que nao sou obrigado a assistir, mas gosto dos filmes dos anos 30/40/50/60. sao meus favoritos, como idoso que sou..

[@hygujiuy]

Hello Mr. Cleaver where's the Beaver

[@davidchavers5881]

Commercial breaks every 8 minutes? No thanks, you've ruined a good movie. 😒

[@scvandy3129]

"davidchavers5881," My viewing experience, late March 2024, in some sections it was closer to every FOUR minutes. Viewers can't relax, instead have their trigger finger on the remote to skip as much of the nuisance as possible. Things have devolved with network commercial television that ad breaks run every eight minutes sadly is now to be expected.

[@captainbart]

See you a little later, Kid...

[@davidweston9115]

Neat movie, but when US military shoots the Baron in the end, it makes the whole plot irrelevant. They could have shot or arrested him 6 weeks earlier when they began surveillance and tried him for treason then, for his prior notorious crimes, as they did with so many others... I liked the hari-kiri part. "sayonara old buddy" We don't see enough of that in movies today.

[@spikemcnock8310]

Don't make films like that anymore.

[@PhilipShawn]

Leverage/coercion

[@2nostromo]

didn't make it did he? Yes he did. Pretty tough hombre. but that "See ya later." I don't know. Don't think he made it.

[@scvandy3129]

"2nostromo," "Don't think he made it" was evidenced by the very, VERY last camera shot going all 'soft' and out of focus -- denoting he's 'had it.'

[@steventhorson4487]

❤

[@hookywookywithmalarkyman704]

Beats the crap we get these days ey ! my fave was the african queen & YOU ???

[@bewarethelocusts8558]

322 = ☠️

[@veenapaulson4934]

So did Bogie live at the end or not? Better he live to defend his wife against War propaganda crimes!!