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  • @theklaus7436
    @theklaus743611 минут бұрын

    The hidden gem is the editor of over 4 hours of raw photos. For once an American movie aren’t over played. A F…… Toyota, a F…… Datsun etc ! The Lady You are Fucked !! 😊🎸👍🏽

  • @patflanagan7278
    @patflanagan727816 минут бұрын

    It's a true story in that the 1988 Olympics in Calgary featured the first Jamaican bobsleigh team. It did take an appeal to let them compete due to late registration, but not from their coach, who wasn't a disgraced competitor, but was a former US Olympian in the sport. They did not improve with each run. Their first time in the movie is accurate, but each run after that got worse. They finished 24th, 25th, and 26th out of 26 teams in their three runs. Teams completed four runs, but they only did three because the crash, which is shown on the tv in the movie, was on their third run. The crash also wasn't due to equipment failure. They also did just walk alongside the sled, not carry it.

  • @cchavezjr7
    @cchavezjr745 минут бұрын

    This is my #1 comedy all time to me. I don't think there's a limit to how many times I can see this and still not laugh at every part!

  • @cnault3244
    @cnault324450 минут бұрын

    A good one to follow this one would be Colossus: The Forbin Project (1970)

  • @Cauin450
    @Cauin450Сағат бұрын

    There is an old Buddhist saying: Better a warrior in a garden, than a gardener in a war. Until you realise who you are in this life can never be fulfilled as a person. Rambo is a warrior, not a soldier. They sent him back to Vietnam and said that he went home, that's not strictly true. They sent him into an unfinished war, and he started the process of finishing it! That is the nature of a warrior, he fights for the end of war, not its continuation!

  • @NotThatLittleJohnny
    @NotThatLittleJohnnyСағат бұрын

    This movie took the art of sarcasm to levels never seen before. 🙂 The lipstick and nylons were for trade with Russian women after hostilities commenced and normal supplies are cut off. Remember in those daze the Russians had issues just feeding their people. Doomsday machine as described would be a radiation dispersal weapon to poison the planet. Not 1000 yard stare. That was despair and loss.

  • @Phippa64
    @Phippa64Сағат бұрын

    Madonna was really funny in this.

  • @dercashur
    @dercashur2 сағат бұрын

    Jimmy died in 1996. His real name was Jimmy Burke but they changed his last name to Conway because they didn’t want to ruin his chances of parole

  • @hollywhite7449
    @hollywhite74492 сағат бұрын

    So glad you did this!! I used to work at a psych unit and the patients asked me for this!!

  • @djinnee1792
    @djinnee17922 сағат бұрын

    Eddie Murphy's first film, 48 Hours, was a police drama. Like this film he provides light moments in a dark story. You should react to 48 Hours to complete Eddie's opening trio. This was third and Trading Places was the second. Eddie Murphy wanted to do serious features to avoid type casting from his breakthrough joining the cast of Saturday Night Live. Peter's song play so much because it is Eddie Murphy's character theme titled "Axel F." Top Gun's theme song is the motivator of my favorite cartoon lead Archer, Peter is second (or maybe it's a tie). Who always wants to live in the 'Danger Zone'.

  • @Bodneyblue
    @Bodneyblue3 сағат бұрын

    Gonna be picky..Don't believe the aircraft as an F-4 Phantom.(crash site)..Looks like the tail fin was over a single engine..The F-4 had two...I believe it's an F-100 Super Sabre..or at least the remains of used in the movie...I remember seeing this movie back in the 70's.

  • @cryogenixoldskool5803
    @cryogenixoldskool58033 сағат бұрын

    Long Time Woman (99 Years) is sang by Pam Grier, it's from the 1971 Women in Prison film The Big Doll House which also stars Pam Grier

  • @billstephens396
    @billstephens3964 сағат бұрын

    It's hard to leave an old life behind when you only know that life... I can state that both of you would not survive 1 day in that wilderness because you don't know any other life than this...

  • @samanthaconn3895
    @samanthaconn38956 сағат бұрын

    Paul and Eli are twins 😂❤

  • @allnightman27
    @allnightman276 сағат бұрын

    My first time watching too.

  • @theylied1776
    @theylied17767 сағат бұрын

    Bizarre fact, microbiologists just found a Bacteria that thrives on nuclear radiation. That is nightmare fuel.

  • @theylied1776
    @theylied17767 сағат бұрын

    In the Novel, The Andromeda Strain is sent back from the future. It has decimated mankind and the only cure exists in the past. It's a virus discovered in a meteor.

  • @jackmessick2869
    @jackmessick28697 сағат бұрын

    This film's release date was the day before the Wayne's World skit debut on Saturday Night Live. The Wayne's World film happened in 1992.

  • @stevenhuynh1999
    @stevenhuynh19998 сағат бұрын

    @TBRSchmitt, u guys should do part 4, the new one in 2024 after July 3rd.

  • @andymc96
    @andymc9611 сағат бұрын

    Please add Vice Versa to the list, it's another good judge reinhold film.

  • @bluray76
    @bluray7611 сағат бұрын

    Funny thing people miss is the names he uses. Like my name Richard James, Rick James. Or my friend bootsy, bootsy collins. Little touches. Glad you guys loved this. Watched this when I was 11 when it came out. Great memories

  • @pressendforspanish
    @pressendforspanish12 сағат бұрын

    Military parodical is you follow the last orders in hand. In the end Hunter was right but in real life, the U.S. could have been destroyed and you had a chance to prevent it with a preemptive strike. War is hell.

  • @johnmaynardable
    @johnmaynardable12 сағат бұрын

    Suuuuuuurrrrrreeeeeeeee!!!!!

  • @Aunt-LaLa
    @Aunt-LaLa12 сағат бұрын

    * guiltily whispers to self * i like the third. 😶‍🌫️

  • @TBRSchmitt
    @TBRSchmitt10 сағат бұрын

    😂

  • @scifinut111
    @scifinut11112 сағат бұрын

    The 1969 novel was the first book Michael Crichton wrote under his real name. His 5 previous books were written under his pseudonyms John Lange and Jeffrey Hudson while he was in medical school. He used pseudonyms because he really was intent at the time of becoming a doctor. It was only after he graduated Harvard medical school and received his MD that the writing bug really took hold. He never practiced medicine

  • @Aunt-LaLa
    @Aunt-LaLa12 сағат бұрын

    I love these movies! 3 might be a very slight tone shift, but it still holds its own with the first two. ❤

  • @Tokalafox
    @Tokalafox12 сағат бұрын

    Should watch Colossus: TheForbin Project

  • @paulpena5040
    @paulpena504013 сағат бұрын

    Hilarious that people say the movie was "nonsense'. It's sad to see such mindless sheeple. The guy's head was BLOWN back and to the left. EVEN if you believe in the Jet effect his head should have gone back and to the right because that's where Oswald was supposedly shooting from. Back and to the left can only be a frontal shot and probably a frangible round. Also EVERY SINGLE photo taken from Edgewood Arsenal AFB (where they did the bullet comparison for the W.C. ) shows the bullets that hit the hard objects (wrist of a human cadaver and goats' ribs) COMPLETELY MANGLED. EVERY. SINGLE. PHOTO. The man in charge of that was Dr. Joseph Dolce , 50 years of experience in ballistics who said it was "IMPOSSIBLE". What did the W.C. say? They just refused to talk to him. You really have to be on the deep low end of the IQ curve to believe the official version.

  • @barrettgranger9139
    @barrettgranger913913 сағат бұрын

    Love this movie

  • @thegodlessvulcan
    @thegodlessvulcan13 сағат бұрын

    The remote arms are Waldoes and were real world equipment. Saw some on a tour at a government facility when I was a kid back in the day few years after the movie's after release.

  • @JoePlett
    @JoePlett14 сағат бұрын

    Another Michael Crichton classic. What Stephen King is to horror and Phillip K Dick was to sci-fi, Crichton was to biotech thriller. He also wrote Jurassic Park - another tale of biology just a step beyond contemporary science. It has a very late 1960s/early 1970s scifi feel to it. Much like Colussus: The Forbin Project. Thanks for watching. It really took me back to that 1970s zeitgeist, when we went from 1950/60s "wonders of science" to 1970s "Mu God, what have we done?" mindset.

  • @user-zw7ww7kw9c
    @user-zw7ww7kw9c14 сағат бұрын

    It would have been wild if it was found out it was originally something engineered on earth for germ warfare.

  • @larsyxa
    @larsyxa14 сағат бұрын

    T2 vs Aliens.....Aliens is better(for me) I saw both at the movies. But they are are both timeless masterpieces. Aliens is just on another scale (best movie of all time) scale.

  • @jennybrown7834
    @jennybrown783414 сағат бұрын

    I just got done watching your review on rear window if you guys like horror/mystery movies could you watch the 1974 film the beast must die it has a young Dumbledore actor in it and you can watch it on KZread

  • @marcella6969
    @marcella696914 сағат бұрын

    FUN FACT: The soundtrack is written and performed by none other than Bob Dylan himself! It's a fact in the Library of Congress. BTW, I'm very disappointed that you stepped all over Dom Irrera's punchline 😞

  • @maxsparks5183
    @maxsparks518315 сағат бұрын

    The Chief was adamant about searching the sampan because that was their reason for being on the river. To interdict the VC (which the boat people may have been) who used the river to supply their troops with food, weapons and munitions.

  • @yassinhadjaissafekhar3828
    @yassinhadjaissafekhar382815 сағат бұрын

    Rasta Roket!

  • @xtop23
    @xtop2315 сағат бұрын

    lol that’s gonna scar me. Yeah man haha this movie is seriously fkd up

  • @alzo7891
    @alzo789115 сағат бұрын

    Your reactions make my heart warm. I remember going to a revival of ‘Dial M for Murder’ in 3D. The opening film was ‘Strangers on a Train’, which I’d never heard of before. It quickly became my all-😊time favorite film. This kicked off Hitchcock’s 1950s winning streak. It’s action-packed and worth watching repeatedly. You DID ask something which never occurred to me: how did Bruno get back to Washington before Guy after killing Miriam?

  • @ennesshay5040
    @ennesshay504016 сағат бұрын

    1970's ''Colossus - The Forbin Project.'' Properly terrifying !

  • @potatos_4_free
    @potatos_4_free17 сағат бұрын

    His lips at 20:44 make me laugh so hard every time!

  • @stevenfranklin7060
    @stevenfranklin706017 сағат бұрын

    why does he keep looking at his wife... trash youtuber

  • @samantha_schmitt
    @samantha_schmitt14 сағат бұрын

    I like when he looks at me 🥹

  • @Shango
    @Shango17 сағат бұрын

    The woman who plays the DJ in the lighthouse is played by Adrienne Barbeau who was a regular cast member on the TV show "Maude" in the 1970s. She has a huge list of work in IMDB and one of her latest jobs was doing voice work on the video game Starfield in 2023.

  • @Anthony-zp4dm
    @Anthony-zp4dm17 сағат бұрын

    The killer for this movie was that it came as america landed people on the moon, no one really knew if the returning astronaut s were totally decontaminated a real scare for movie goers at this Time

  • @Georgeroxz
    @Georgeroxz19 сағат бұрын

    Honestly the ending isn’t that bad. If you think about it it doesn’t matter if he died or not. If he did die a lot of people wanted him dead if he didn’t die then, there was people flipping and he was going to die in prison, his life is essentially over no matter what

  • @BLUEsurf63
    @BLUEsurf6319 сағат бұрын

    Two people who clearly didn't appreciate a great movie.

  • @samantha_schmitt
    @samantha_schmitt14 сағат бұрын

    What did we say that made you think we didn’t appreciate the film? We gave it nothing but praise, so I’m genuinely curious

  • @shgreenberg
    @shgreenberg19 сағат бұрын

    I read the original book. Still one of my favorites. I remember my dad took me to see this movie in the theater. I was only 12 but already a scientist. The writer actually had a cameo in the movie. Was the tech in the operating room. Still one of my favorite movies to this day.