not very good quality sad to say. Looks like a good movie tho
@martinhanley95244 ай бұрын
Pre 1965 America
@thraciangrapes4 ай бұрын
I was a baby when this film was made, and I witnessed this American era and lifestyle. I can say that yes, once upon a time people were very decent and good hearted. Thay really was how people lived.
@thraciangrapes4 ай бұрын
I didn't know there were Amish in Arizona. There are many here in PA. I love them, they are very good people.
@alclark107 ай бұрын
This film made zero sense, but the scenery and acting were superb.
@reds84257 Жыл бұрын
COLOR JUNK
@caseynova1 Жыл бұрын
Gotta toss in (seeing this film now for the first time) how I got to meet Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnine in 1972. Just one of those forgettable -- for them, of course -- brushes with celebrity, but unforgettable to the movie fan. I was a kid working the summer at Crater Lake National Park in Oregon. My job was n a little donut and ice cream cone booth. Ernie and his wife came up to me and asked for two cones. Sure as hell I recognized him! I made the cones, triple-dip, best job I could, extra care, and handed them over. He asked "how much?" and I said $1.50. His spouse erupted. WHAT!!?? That is robbery! She was so angry about the cones costing 75 cents each. He was embarrassed and said here, take the buck fifty, no worries, that's fine. But she was adamant. She really chewed me out. Then she turned on him and was mad that he was going to "let me get away with it" (in fairness, she probably meant whoever my boss was, and not me personally). She said we are NOT paying for these. She handed her cone back to me. In the end, he prevailed. He gave me the money and they hustled away. Dang. Maybe 40 minutes later I was in the cafeteria. We ate there with the tourists. I was in the line shoving my tray along and someone at my right elbow, shoving their own tray, asked me "what's good here?" I looked up (yes, up) at Lee Marvin. Larger than life, yo? So I told him what I thought was good. Not much to it but damn, it sure was cool to me. They were taking the afternoon off, as it turned out, with the movie crew filming "Emperor Of The North" somewhere in southern Oregon.
@ritagoforth2317 Жыл бұрын
Always liked Victor Mature. Very good movie Violent Saturday.
@newmoon54 Жыл бұрын
Really surprised me! But when I read the opening credentials, Victor Mature, Lee Marvin, Richard Egan, Earnest Borgnine, I said, ok, it's worth watching just because of the line up of actors! Sure enough ... it certainly panned out great!!!! I was concerned about the directing for the first 30 minutes, because of the ~multi/story line~!!! But I allowed it to enter my mind, and accepted that too!!! The only negative of the movie is the ~over-acting~ at times, of which every movie made between 1900 - 1960's suffers from!!! But there's a reason for the over-acting! All actors back then were taught by Vaudeville directors, and because 90% of the acting was done on-stage, they were taught to exaggerate their actions, and voices in order to help the audience to understand the plays/opera etc.,, and so, when movie making got serious, they kept the old school ways of directing, and it's very obvious to audiences from 45 y.o.'s up!!! But barring a little over-acting, this movie was really intense, and thought provoking!!!!! Cheers!!!
@frankfarago2825 Жыл бұрын
Men really were assholes back then when it came to women.... err, excuse me.... "girls."
@abhijitmukherjee720 Жыл бұрын
Brilliant idea
@indigohammer5732 Жыл бұрын
An hour into the Movie, and not a whiff of Violence in the "Violent Saturday". Snoozefest.
@GrumblingGrognard Жыл бұрын
@4:00 Desk clerk gives the ladies room number and details to the out-of-towner... SERIOUSLY?!?
@lilianarussi3737 Жыл бұрын
oh oh! what beautiful boys there were at that time. I love them, they are exciting, yes? 💓
@angloaust1575 Жыл бұрын
Ernie borgnine playing a goodie!
@angloaust1575 Жыл бұрын
Sad that bank robberies happen in real life and people die!
@proustleo6839 Жыл бұрын
?
@richardbrowning8221 Жыл бұрын
Shout out to El Daddio, watch 1959's A Summer Place with Troy Donahue and little Blondie if Richard Egan is not leading male actor then I would like to know who is! not only a terrific actor but buffed and good looking also! The teenaged blonde was married to Bobby darin. Sandra Dee!
@mikescala7605 Жыл бұрын
I thank thee
@mikescala7605 Жыл бұрын
I thank thee
@craig4867 Жыл бұрын
Lee Marvin-Marine corps! Ernest Borgnine-Navy Richard Egan-Army! Judo and Knife fighting instructor! Badass!
@dgtom Жыл бұрын
Was that Stephen Talbot in an uncredited role as the kid Georgie?
@kevinleroy33742 жыл бұрын
1:20:15, When I first saw this on TV in the 60's, just as Ernest Borgnine raises the pitchfork, the scene dissolves to the next
@nedludd76222 жыл бұрын
This is about the worst caper movie I have seen.
@Chrisicola2 жыл бұрын
Probably the best movie showcasing Bisbee that I've seen, especially being able to view it back close to 70 years ago. Funny, the massive house on top of the hill looking up Brewery Gulch 9:33. Wonder when that disappeared?
@vleldaddio2102 жыл бұрын
Richard Egan was really underrated as an actor just could not reach leading man status ! Very strong cast Proves that there is a Killer in All of Us ESPECIALLY when pushed to either live or Die ! Victor Mature when denied membership in a snobby Country Club because he was actor replied that he "was no Actor had made over a hundred movies that proved It!"
@scm50able2 жыл бұрын
Great movie.
@junerobertson43892 жыл бұрын
Good film....Mature was very underrated and also love Egan.
@lancasterritzyescargotdine26022 жыл бұрын
Parts of this are slow and boring, other times the story picks up the pace and quickens. Nice flick, but for an hour and a half, I probably wouldn't watch it a 2nd time.
@theuploder84242 жыл бұрын
3:17
@ilikemike972 жыл бұрын
decampified douglas sirk. interestingly, it was released the same day as KISS ME DEADLY (APRIL 20, 1955). MY favorite scene is the one in which the heretofore demure nurse reads the skeevy socialite wife the riot act, from 38:15 to 40 minutes in.
@randquadrozzi58502 жыл бұрын
Never heard of this movie and I was surprised by the excellent cast.thanks for the upload
@b1i2l3362 жыл бұрын
Great movie, and a marvelous snapshot of what America was like during the Eisenhower years.
@asm422 жыл бұрын
Just saw it last night at work, lol. I was only half paying attention and thought to myself, that it looked familiar. Then he walks to the bank and I said out loud, "that's bisbee!" I'm a Douglas native. Lol.
@pammeinzer81782 жыл бұрын
Great picture. Thanks
@guesswho51222 жыл бұрын
@Gabriel Ortiz Thanks for uploading this film. It's not only one film, though, but numerous ones, it seems to me. The open pits reminded me of the respective scenes shot on location in A KISS BEFORE DYING, the bank robbers coming to a small town reminded me of ODDS AGAINST TOMORROW, the window gazer reminded me of IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT, the alienated couple in part reminded me of WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLFE and CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF, and, finally, the way the violence averse Amish man Ernest Borgnine ultimately discards his creed and, as a kind of personified wrath of God, kills the bad one (with a fork, of all instruments!) brought to mind how pacifist Quaker woman Grace Kelly ultimately saves her husband, Gary Cooper, by killing the ambush killer in HIGH NOON.
@jesusapolicarpio-delacruz38512 жыл бұрын
BRAVO!! WHAT A SUPREME, SEQUENTIAL CITATIONS OF FILMS WITH OSTENSIBLE SIMILARITIES FROM DIFFRENT PICTURES!!!!
@gigantor62 Жыл бұрын
By the way you analysed this movie I'm going to presume you have excellent taste. I've only seen two of the above mentioned movies, now I'll watch the other one's you mentioned before I die. Thank you.
@Thompson-xp1mk2 жыл бұрын
surprised that
@Thompson-xp1mk2 жыл бұрын
Title was Violent Saturday and it took an hour for Violent accident to happen. It made me surprised tha seemingly normal men committed bank robbery . Those who wore black clothes were Quakers who were against violence?
@steventuck15242 жыл бұрын
Tomatoes plus potatoes...thats what made this movie a big box office draw...
@ojaym97692 жыл бұрын
Lot of star talent in this movie.
@AstralPixie2 жыл бұрын
*He's the kind of guy I dreamed about owning all my life* Wow... you immediately know who Lee Marvin is when he puts his foot on that kid's hand. *She looked awful...like she had never been alive* "Everything you ever thought or planned is just left hanging in mid air" Great line, "You're rich, eligible and you like yourself" Victor Mature was very touching in his scene with his son, "Every dad wants to be a hero to his son" "Linda" looks a lot like Betsey Drake. Beautiful couch Richard Egan is sleeping on. "Not that you aren't free... I mean that in the freest sense of the word". "I was remembering all the things I'm ashamed to remember in the light of day"
@thomasrichard8902 жыл бұрын
Superb film with a great moral to the story......
@randyacuna32483 жыл бұрын
This film has the always beautiful Margaret Hayes in the cast.
@atomicplaygirl663 жыл бұрын
Thank you for posting this!! I will be watching this movie just out of curiosity. I thought banks in the 1950s were closed on Saturdays.
@Celluloidwatcher3 жыл бұрын
I just love this film. Well acted all around with a stellar cast, lead by Victor Mature, Stephen McNally, Richard Egan, Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine, to name five. Also, J. Carroll Naish did a good job as one of the robbers. Margaret "Maggie" Hayes did her usual troubled woman portrayal as a promiscuous wife who sees other men, and meets her end in the bank robbery. Virginia Leith (A Kiss Before Dying, The Brain That Wouldn't Die) shined as a nurse who romances the alcoholic Egan character. Thanks for presenting this movie.
@bootstrapperwilson76872 жыл бұрын
Shone
@jcnyc9087 Жыл бұрын
Well stated.
@stevem2531 Жыл бұрын
@@bootstrapperwilson7687 Depends on geography!
@tonygallo85703 жыл бұрын
The error of these movies were so nice I liked these times and there wasn't a whole lot of violence
@jamelmimo8423 жыл бұрын
Vraiment elle te ressemble deux gouttes d'eau.
@tomtransport3 жыл бұрын
She actually said-------I knew you were watching that's why I always left the shade up. The sensors of 1955 said no way and changed the dialog.
@tomtransport3 жыл бұрын
Bradenville used to be just a one horse town--------------- then the horse left.
@williamsnyder56163 жыл бұрын
This was the last movie Victor Mature made for 20th Century-Fox after many years at the studio. Ironic that his last scene in a Fox movie was in a wheelchair. Probably his best Fox movie was 1947's "Kiss of Death." In that movie, Richard Widmark pushed chair-bound Mildred Dunnock down a flight of steps. Wonder if it was the same chair?
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not very good quality sad to say. Looks like a good movie tho
Pre 1965 America
I was a baby when this film was made, and I witnessed this American era and lifestyle. I can say that yes, once upon a time people were very decent and good hearted. Thay really was how people lived.
I didn't know there were Amish in Arizona. There are many here in PA. I love them, they are very good people.
This film made zero sense, but the scenery and acting were superb.
COLOR JUNK
Gotta toss in (seeing this film now for the first time) how I got to meet Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnine in 1972. Just one of those forgettable -- for them, of course -- brushes with celebrity, but unforgettable to the movie fan. I was a kid working the summer at Crater Lake National Park in Oregon. My job was n a little donut and ice cream cone booth. Ernie and his wife came up to me and asked for two cones. Sure as hell I recognized him! I made the cones, triple-dip, best job I could, extra care, and handed them over. He asked "how much?" and I said $1.50. His spouse erupted. WHAT!!?? That is robbery! She was so angry about the cones costing 75 cents each. He was embarrassed and said here, take the buck fifty, no worries, that's fine. But she was adamant. She really chewed me out. Then she turned on him and was mad that he was going to "let me get away with it" (in fairness, she probably meant whoever my boss was, and not me personally). She said we are NOT paying for these. She handed her cone back to me. In the end, he prevailed. He gave me the money and they hustled away. Dang. Maybe 40 minutes later I was in the cafeteria. We ate there with the tourists. I was in the line shoving my tray along and someone at my right elbow, shoving their own tray, asked me "what's good here?" I looked up (yes, up) at Lee Marvin. Larger than life, yo? So I told him what I thought was good. Not much to it but damn, it sure was cool to me. They were taking the afternoon off, as it turned out, with the movie crew filming "Emperor Of The North" somewhere in southern Oregon.
Always liked Victor Mature. Very good movie Violent Saturday.
Really surprised me! But when I read the opening credentials, Victor Mature, Lee Marvin, Richard Egan, Earnest Borgnine, I said, ok, it's worth watching just because of the line up of actors! Sure enough ... it certainly panned out great!!!! I was concerned about the directing for the first 30 minutes, because of the ~multi/story line~!!! But I allowed it to enter my mind, and accepted that too!!! The only negative of the movie is the ~over-acting~ at times, of which every movie made between 1900 - 1960's suffers from!!! But there's a reason for the over-acting! All actors back then were taught by Vaudeville directors, and because 90% of the acting was done on-stage, they were taught to exaggerate their actions, and voices in order to help the audience to understand the plays/opera etc.,, and so, when movie making got serious, they kept the old school ways of directing, and it's very obvious to audiences from 45 y.o.'s up!!! But barring a little over-acting, this movie was really intense, and thought provoking!!!!! Cheers!!!
Men really were assholes back then when it came to women.... err, excuse me.... "girls."
Brilliant idea
An hour into the Movie, and not a whiff of Violence in the "Violent Saturday". Snoozefest.
@4:00 Desk clerk gives the ladies room number and details to the out-of-towner... SERIOUSLY?!?
oh oh! what beautiful boys there were at that time. I love them, they are exciting, yes? 💓
Ernie borgnine playing a goodie!
Sad that bank robberies happen in real life and people die!
?
Shout out to El Daddio, watch 1959's A Summer Place with Troy Donahue and little Blondie if Richard Egan is not leading male actor then I would like to know who is! not only a terrific actor but buffed and good looking also! The teenaged blonde was married to Bobby darin. Sandra Dee!
I thank thee
I thank thee
Lee Marvin-Marine corps! Ernest Borgnine-Navy Richard Egan-Army! Judo and Knife fighting instructor! Badass!
Was that Stephen Talbot in an uncredited role as the kid Georgie?
1:20:15, When I first saw this on TV in the 60's, just as Ernest Borgnine raises the pitchfork, the scene dissolves to the next
This is about the worst caper movie I have seen.
Probably the best movie showcasing Bisbee that I've seen, especially being able to view it back close to 70 years ago. Funny, the massive house on top of the hill looking up Brewery Gulch 9:33. Wonder when that disappeared?
Richard Egan was really underrated as an actor just could not reach leading man status ! Very strong cast Proves that there is a Killer in All of Us ESPECIALLY when pushed to either live or Die ! Victor Mature when denied membership in a snobby Country Club because he was actor replied that he "was no Actor had made over a hundred movies that proved It!"
Great movie.
Good film....Mature was very underrated and also love Egan.
Parts of this are slow and boring, other times the story picks up the pace and quickens. Nice flick, but for an hour and a half, I probably wouldn't watch it a 2nd time.
3:17
decampified douglas sirk. interestingly, it was released the same day as KISS ME DEADLY (APRIL 20, 1955). MY favorite scene is the one in which the heretofore demure nurse reads the skeevy socialite wife the riot act, from 38:15 to 40 minutes in.
Never heard of this movie and I was surprised by the excellent cast.thanks for the upload
Great movie, and a marvelous snapshot of what America was like during the Eisenhower years.
Just saw it last night at work, lol. I was only half paying attention and thought to myself, that it looked familiar. Then he walks to the bank and I said out loud, "that's bisbee!" I'm a Douglas native. Lol.
Great picture. Thanks
@Gabriel Ortiz Thanks for uploading this film. It's not only one film, though, but numerous ones, it seems to me. The open pits reminded me of the respective scenes shot on location in A KISS BEFORE DYING, the bank robbers coming to a small town reminded me of ODDS AGAINST TOMORROW, the window gazer reminded me of IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT, the alienated couple in part reminded me of WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLFE and CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF, and, finally, the way the violence averse Amish man Ernest Borgnine ultimately discards his creed and, as a kind of personified wrath of God, kills the bad one (with a fork, of all instruments!) brought to mind how pacifist Quaker woman Grace Kelly ultimately saves her husband, Gary Cooper, by killing the ambush killer in HIGH NOON.
BRAVO!! WHAT A SUPREME, SEQUENTIAL CITATIONS OF FILMS WITH OSTENSIBLE SIMILARITIES FROM DIFFRENT PICTURES!!!!
By the way you analysed this movie I'm going to presume you have excellent taste. I've only seen two of the above mentioned movies, now I'll watch the other one's you mentioned before I die. Thank you.
surprised that
Title was Violent Saturday and it took an hour for Violent accident to happen. It made me surprised tha seemingly normal men committed bank robbery . Those who wore black clothes were Quakers who were against violence?
Tomatoes plus potatoes...thats what made this movie a big box office draw...
Lot of star talent in this movie.
*He's the kind of guy I dreamed about owning all my life* Wow... you immediately know who Lee Marvin is when he puts his foot on that kid's hand. *She looked awful...like she had never been alive* "Everything you ever thought or planned is just left hanging in mid air" Great line, "You're rich, eligible and you like yourself" Victor Mature was very touching in his scene with his son, "Every dad wants to be a hero to his son" "Linda" looks a lot like Betsey Drake. Beautiful couch Richard Egan is sleeping on. "Not that you aren't free... I mean that in the freest sense of the word". "I was remembering all the things I'm ashamed to remember in the light of day"
Superb film with a great moral to the story......
This film has the always beautiful Margaret Hayes in the cast.
Thank you for posting this!! I will be watching this movie just out of curiosity. I thought banks in the 1950s were closed on Saturdays.
I just love this film. Well acted all around with a stellar cast, lead by Victor Mature, Stephen McNally, Richard Egan, Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine, to name five. Also, J. Carroll Naish did a good job as one of the robbers. Margaret "Maggie" Hayes did her usual troubled woman portrayal as a promiscuous wife who sees other men, and meets her end in the bank robbery. Virginia Leith (A Kiss Before Dying, The Brain That Wouldn't Die) shined as a nurse who romances the alcoholic Egan character. Thanks for presenting this movie.
Shone
Well stated.
@@bootstrapperwilson7687 Depends on geography!
The error of these movies were so nice I liked these times and there wasn't a whole lot of violence
Vraiment elle te ressemble deux gouttes d'eau.
She actually said-------I knew you were watching that's why I always left the shade up. The sensors of 1955 said no way and changed the dialog.
Bradenville used to be just a one horse town--------------- then the horse left.
This was the last movie Victor Mature made for 20th Century-Fox after many years at the studio. Ironic that his last scene in a Fox movie was in a wheelchair. Probably his best Fox movie was 1947's "Kiss of Death." In that movie, Richard Widmark pushed chair-bound Mildred Dunnock down a flight of steps. Wonder if it was the same chair?