Some say that the "Battle of Los Angeles" involved a UFO. In actuality a UFO is a flying object which is unidentified. And yes this thing that was photographed flying above the city may or may not have been a flying saucer but it definitely was flying and unidentified. Then during the war pilots reported seeing "Foo~Fighters" the UFOs of the ETO. Then everything and everyone went wild ever since that damned thing crashed in Roswell in '47. A lot of info to take in. LoL
@CDCollector202423 сағат бұрын
Such a hidden gem, grow up listening to this album many many years ago
@Miss10book832 күн бұрын
Ils se battent par rapport à la mort d'alejandro mais aussi pour Elena non?
@biancaharms89906 күн бұрын
❤❤❤❤
@quarantinebored14279 күн бұрын
This is more of a Robert zemeckis film than a Steven Spielberg film. Had Zemeckis had more clout as a director, he would’ve directed it. Also, the outtakes were actually funny. Wish they left it in the final film
@ganglabesh13 күн бұрын
bob gale is annoying
@refluxcatalyst719016 күн бұрын
SOMEBODY on that writing staff knew what tweekers are like. This is the only - and I really do mean ONLY movie to accurately capture what tweekers are really like. It's subtle too. The things happening in the background. The girls constantly reorganizing a sock drawer, not knowing if it's 12 noon or 12 midnight, the beer, the sex.....it's unreal how REAL this movie is. It's one of my all time favorites but not for a great reason. It reminds me of high school. I knew most of those characters (...including Pooh Bear. Yeah....).
@tylerthompson184221 күн бұрын
Movie had all the potential in the world to be a classic. Written by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale, direction by Steven Spielberg. Huge star-studded cast including Dan Aykroyd, John Candy, John Belushi etc. It need a rewrite tbh but who knows, everything happens for a reasons. Maybe if this wasn’t a failure we wouldn’t of gotten the masterpiece of Back to the Future
@iudexitfreak334222 күн бұрын
She deserved an Oscar for this
@tansytansy22 күн бұрын
wow. i dropped season 8 at the 1st ep because of how off everything was when House returned to the hospital, but after this i will actually finish it
@ADAM-qr7bi23 күн бұрын
16:11
@ignaciogalvan173226 күн бұрын
I am Tejano, corpus Christi way the Alamo was drumed into our mind and heart from elementary school ❤1963 reporting
@mihnealazar703928 күн бұрын
2:35 thats genius, yes it was always easy to tell thanks to the decor
@Kelly-qw8qs29 күн бұрын
THANK YOU ALWAYS
@tonyreade295729 күн бұрын
This is a great movie
@KCUFyoufordoxingme29 күн бұрын
Final fantasy 7 was the first time the biggest game did better than the biggest movie. This was that movie.
@JuanPabloQuiroga-yu2ej29 күн бұрын
The most elegant, cool and sober film ever made.
@roquefortfilesАй бұрын
1941 is actually really hilarious. It was just the time for Speilberg to get knocked down.
@Imagineering100Ай бұрын
And they made a nothing movie walked out disapointed.
@user-xc5vd7ob8kАй бұрын
57:55😂😮
@LolojoeLolojoeАй бұрын
لا لسة بتصملهم جامد اوي
@meherenow793Ай бұрын
nevermind the slap; how did she get her pants up with her arms ziptied?🤣
@Jay-cu6ndАй бұрын
She kicks ass in this flick
@joehawaiian1078Ай бұрын
They should make Emily blunt play a seal, amd Demi Moore be the seal team captain
@evaloniousАй бұрын
What I really want more than anything is the translation of all of the japanese dialogue from the submarine scenes...
@captainmw8885Ай бұрын
I like how Captain Love tosses his gun aside. He could easily have shot Zorro, like he did with Jack and Joaquin. But he wanted the satisfaction of killing Alejandro in a sword duel!
@rogerrambo4172Ай бұрын
1941 needed Peter Sellers for it to work. Had he played multiple characters in the movie, the roles played by Robert Stack, Christopher Lee, Ned Beatty & Eddie Deezan the movie would have been funnier & caught on with a larger audience: the Goons meet SNL
@markhuntley9588Ай бұрын
Absolutely the best movie about the Alamo ever made. Excellent set, acting and historically accurate. Loved it.
@lucasrealsantana2211Ай бұрын
It's probably the most important film I've had the opportunity to watch, as it awakened me as a child that life is fragile and brief. The scene involving the butterfly effect is perfect. ... Did you know I've been struck by lightning seven times?
@louisel.sinniger2057Ай бұрын
I do enjoy, appreciate “special effects” but NOT totally but rather to enhance the scene for the effect of the believably of the story. I LOVED this movie! I watch it several times a year, every year when the mood strikes me. The scenery was beautiful. The environments remind me of the beautiful house in Newport Rhode Island. I am in awe whenever I take tours. Mmm
@Anonymous6654Ай бұрын
GI Jane 2 can't wait to see it
@becky223525 күн бұрын
Are they making one!?!
@evansmith3589Ай бұрын
American epic to Roger Ebert!
@user-xc5vd7ob8kАй бұрын
Many people talk about Lucy McClain, but what did your daughter give to this film? There wasn’t much of her, at the beginning, where she had sex with a guy and had a fight with her father, showing her strong character, a little in the middle, where she was held hostage, told her father the number of terrorists, and at the end in the final battle, where she screamed along with the stupid jock Emerson, after hitting the henchman Thomas with the back of her head, penetrated with her tied hands into the holster with Emerson's pistol, after which she shot him in the foot and he dropped his machine gun on the floor, screaming, grabbing her hands so that she would not kill him with his own pistol, she turned around while Emerson was screaming and screaming and kicked Emerson's machine gun at his father and Thomas stopped him at the last second, then after everything she ran up to her father and sobbed for her attitude towards him at the very beginning. There wasn't much of her in this film, unfortunately(
@lylacamelierАй бұрын
I will never get over Wilson 's cancer
@gterrymedАй бұрын
@2:00 Bordello of Blood became TALES FROM THE CRYPT 2 @2:30 TANK stars JAMES GARNER ❤
@NCHoops22 ай бұрын
Are they doing POW training in this ?
@landofthemorningcalm2 ай бұрын
Who's still watching in 2024🔥
@patriciaguadalupevillalbad19732 ай бұрын
Ami me gusta esta película
@MrManson13372 ай бұрын
Fav Chevelle Album and that's saying something.
@krugmeister73012 ай бұрын
BRAVO DUKE.!! Steven Spielberg isn't American...More jew than American..
@fergaoneill53232 ай бұрын
World class film making
@johnadams54892 ай бұрын
It could be this movie didn't do well at the box office is because most people know what happened at the Alamo. Maybe the movie Title was wrong. The movie also included the Battle of San Jacinto when Texas won its independence from Mexico
@markhuntley9588Ай бұрын
No they don't they just think they do. Wonderful movie.
@whiskeywarmseptember2 ай бұрын
"Don't quote me at me" And just like that he's back in character
@cardinalbob12 ай бұрын
This is one of those fantastic movies. Demi Moore really got into the role, and played it well.
@sukottoshinobe73602 ай бұрын
This scene is beyond powerful. Most people would call it abusive and messed up and it is, but the master chief knew no matter what the men would never accept her as an equal, and with this one act, he made them all a unit, and finally earned her respect among the men. And the final stare down between the two of them as he nods and walks away, you see, she realizes it right then. It was a brutal, but genius move. Really powerful human shit right there.
@Arthur-hy1nf2 ай бұрын
If looking at the spiritual aspect, you realize that GOD'S hand was behind this all [ after all ] , why do you suppose it turns out that the most visible personalities "on the ground" encompassed a trinity ? Coincidence?, i dont think so. Also things like a single star on the "later" official flag of blue accompanied by the red and white. If you look at the original (on the ground), flag, of the red white and green with the date (of 1824), when you look at the number aspect quick enough as it flaps in the WIND, you get a flash of the image "USA"... interesting, i think. Also, as it happens with most famous cult endeavors, they originally start out as "non fames" and financial "flops". Therefore Time will show reality eventually. I'm of Hispanic, Indian, European , descent, originally born in Texas, therefore am proud to view and digest this whole concept.
@fabiengerard81422 ай бұрын
A most remarkable documentary about both a remarkable E.M. Foster novel and a remarkable David Lean movie !
@rmp74002 ай бұрын
The 1940 iconic swordfight between the late, great, actor/swordsman Basil Rathbone - and Tyrone Power (as Zorro)....!!!!!⚡
@RoyalJoshR2 ай бұрын
This album doesn't get as praised as their other one's which is sad because it's definitely one of their best.
@caseypalmateer4515Ай бұрын
The first listen through it was my least favorite, then one of the song's lyrics caught my attention.... The 7th or 8th listen, the year it was released, and it remains my favorite album.
@donvalentinoproductions782 ай бұрын
Without Zorro we would not have had Batman The Phantoms just let that sink in
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Some say that the "Battle of Los Angeles" involved a UFO. In actuality a UFO is a flying object which is unidentified. And yes this thing that was photographed flying above the city may or may not have been a flying saucer but it definitely was flying and unidentified. Then during the war pilots reported seeing "Foo~Fighters" the UFOs of the ETO. Then everything and everyone went wild ever since that damned thing crashed in Roswell in '47. A lot of info to take in. LoL
Such a hidden gem, grow up listening to this album many many years ago
Ils se battent par rapport à la mort d'alejandro mais aussi pour Elena non?
❤❤❤❤
This is more of a Robert zemeckis film than a Steven Spielberg film. Had Zemeckis had more clout as a director, he would’ve directed it. Also, the outtakes were actually funny. Wish they left it in the final film
bob gale is annoying
SOMEBODY on that writing staff knew what tweekers are like. This is the only - and I really do mean ONLY movie to accurately capture what tweekers are really like. It's subtle too. The things happening in the background. The girls constantly reorganizing a sock drawer, not knowing if it's 12 noon or 12 midnight, the beer, the sex.....it's unreal how REAL this movie is. It's one of my all time favorites but not for a great reason. It reminds me of high school. I knew most of those characters (...including Pooh Bear. Yeah....).
Movie had all the potential in the world to be a classic. Written by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale, direction by Steven Spielberg. Huge star-studded cast including Dan Aykroyd, John Candy, John Belushi etc. It need a rewrite tbh but who knows, everything happens for a reasons. Maybe if this wasn’t a failure we wouldn’t of gotten the masterpiece of Back to the Future
She deserved an Oscar for this
wow. i dropped season 8 at the 1st ep because of how off everything was when House returned to the hospital, but after this i will actually finish it
16:11
I am Tejano, corpus Christi way the Alamo was drumed into our mind and heart from elementary school ❤1963 reporting
2:35 thats genius, yes it was always easy to tell thanks to the decor
THANK YOU ALWAYS
This is a great movie
Final fantasy 7 was the first time the biggest game did better than the biggest movie. This was that movie.
The most elegant, cool and sober film ever made.
1941 is actually really hilarious. It was just the time for Speilberg to get knocked down.
And they made a nothing movie walked out disapointed.
57:55😂😮
لا لسة بتصملهم جامد اوي
nevermind the slap; how did she get her pants up with her arms ziptied?🤣
She kicks ass in this flick
They should make Emily blunt play a seal, amd Demi Moore be the seal team captain
What I really want more than anything is the translation of all of the japanese dialogue from the submarine scenes...
I like how Captain Love tosses his gun aside. He could easily have shot Zorro, like he did with Jack and Joaquin. But he wanted the satisfaction of killing Alejandro in a sword duel!
1941 needed Peter Sellers for it to work. Had he played multiple characters in the movie, the roles played by Robert Stack, Christopher Lee, Ned Beatty & Eddie Deezan the movie would have been funnier & caught on with a larger audience: the Goons meet SNL
Absolutely the best movie about the Alamo ever made. Excellent set, acting and historically accurate. Loved it.
It's probably the most important film I've had the opportunity to watch, as it awakened me as a child that life is fragile and brief. The scene involving the butterfly effect is perfect. ... Did you know I've been struck by lightning seven times?
I do enjoy, appreciate “special effects” but NOT totally but rather to enhance the scene for the effect of the believably of the story. I LOVED this movie! I watch it several times a year, every year when the mood strikes me. The scenery was beautiful. The environments remind me of the beautiful house in Newport Rhode Island. I am in awe whenever I take tours. Mmm
GI Jane 2 can't wait to see it
Are they making one!?!
American epic to Roger Ebert!
Many people talk about Lucy McClain, but what did your daughter give to this film? There wasn’t much of her, at the beginning, where she had sex with a guy and had a fight with her father, showing her strong character, a little in the middle, where she was held hostage, told her father the number of terrorists, and at the end in the final battle, where she screamed along with the stupid jock Emerson, after hitting the henchman Thomas with the back of her head, penetrated with her tied hands into the holster with Emerson's pistol, after which she shot him in the foot and he dropped his machine gun on the floor, screaming, grabbing her hands so that she would not kill him with his own pistol, she turned around while Emerson was screaming and screaming and kicked Emerson's machine gun at his father and Thomas stopped him at the last second, then after everything she ran up to her father and sobbed for her attitude towards him at the very beginning. There wasn't much of her in this film, unfortunately(
I will never get over Wilson 's cancer
@2:00 Bordello of Blood became TALES FROM THE CRYPT 2 @2:30 TANK stars JAMES GARNER ❤
Are they doing POW training in this ?
Who's still watching in 2024🔥
Ami me gusta esta película
Fav Chevelle Album and that's saying something.
BRAVO DUKE.!! Steven Spielberg isn't American...More jew than American..
World class film making
It could be this movie didn't do well at the box office is because most people know what happened at the Alamo. Maybe the movie Title was wrong. The movie also included the Battle of San Jacinto when Texas won its independence from Mexico
No they don't they just think they do. Wonderful movie.
"Don't quote me at me" And just like that he's back in character
This is one of those fantastic movies. Demi Moore really got into the role, and played it well.
This scene is beyond powerful. Most people would call it abusive and messed up and it is, but the master chief knew no matter what the men would never accept her as an equal, and with this one act, he made them all a unit, and finally earned her respect among the men. And the final stare down between the two of them as he nods and walks away, you see, she realizes it right then. It was a brutal, but genius move. Really powerful human shit right there.
If looking at the spiritual aspect, you realize that GOD'S hand was behind this all [ after all ] , why do you suppose it turns out that the most visible personalities "on the ground" encompassed a trinity ? Coincidence?, i dont think so. Also things like a single star on the "later" official flag of blue accompanied by the red and white. If you look at the original (on the ground), flag, of the red white and green with the date (of 1824), when you look at the number aspect quick enough as it flaps in the WIND, you get a flash of the image "USA"... interesting, i think. Also, as it happens with most famous cult endeavors, they originally start out as "non fames" and financial "flops". Therefore Time will show reality eventually. I'm of Hispanic, Indian, European , descent, originally born in Texas, therefore am proud to view and digest this whole concept.
A most remarkable documentary about both a remarkable E.M. Foster novel and a remarkable David Lean movie !
The 1940 iconic swordfight between the late, great, actor/swordsman Basil Rathbone - and Tyrone Power (as Zorro)....!!!!!⚡
This album doesn't get as praised as their other one's which is sad because it's definitely one of their best.
The first listen through it was my least favorite, then one of the song's lyrics caught my attention.... The 7th or 8th listen, the year it was released, and it remains my favorite album.
Without Zorro we would not have had Batman The Phantoms just let that sink in