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Baader-Meinhof weren't all that radical if you know what they came from and fought against; ther followers were like a lot of Western Marxists, overwhelmingly clueless about Marxism. All resistance to capitalism appears fanatical the moment it appears to have any ability to change the status quo of genocide & slavery. The bourgeoisie get you to virtue signal wanting change for the better while keeping you terrified of an upset to this status quo. Those with little enough more to lose than their chains to overthrowing the bourgeoisie are presented to you as something you must be protected from and fear becoming should you stop running the hamster wheel that feeds our lives to the rich.

I've known myself for years, if not minutes.

You pointed-out some very disturbing characteristics of George E. Most people aren't going to see them because Clift's performance is so sympathetic. Yeah ... when he took her out onto the lake, it was part of his plan to kill her. He changed his mind because he wasn't a cold-blooded killer. It was too late, Winters had to stand in the boat to teach us all a lesson. The director is playing with our emotions and morals. Clift is so easy-going and lyrical we want to see him found not guilty so he can be free to be w/Angela. To hell with what's-her-name. George would have been miserable for the rest of his life if he had been stuck with Alice Tripp. Clift was magnificently humanized ... but after the romantic Hollywood blah, blah, blah ... he took her out on that boat with the purpose of killing her ... he changed his mind and realized he was too decent to murder ... Life didn't let him off the hook because he changed his mind. That is more cruel than planning the murder ... taking her out on the boat. Clift's statement about not being sure if he is guilty of "any of it" ... His confusion is his last grain of self-respect. His last self-delusion. His mother is there. He has to give her something of her "little georgie". She is far-too religious to be fooled. He is too intelligent not to know he is responsible :: "Man! !" "If I hadn't taken her out on the boat". "She would be alive". "I wouldn't be going to the gas chamber". The stoicism of Clift's last walk of shame ... he knew he fucked up ! _( Alice was having his baby ! )_

Who played Bruno? The actors name. Wasn't he the guy George C Scott hit in Patton?

You shouldn't give away the endings of other Movies (for example The VVitch), without Spoiler-Warning. I have seen it, but other people might have not...

Consider this; She was the monster they feared. She cursed the entire village to death by plague to get revenge for what two of them did.

I loved this movie. It felt like the only "realistic" revenge flick id ever seen. Like, if one of us decided to do something similar, it would (at best) end up like this.

This is in my 10 most favourite movies of all time. (I would also put Fargo into that top 10 list).

The response about God creating man was not about abandonment but about humans not loving God back. In the same way, Hobby is saying that why can’t they create AI and humans will have the free will to love them or not.

Chalmers was not a senator.

David in the end was not deceived she was his mother...the AI 's explained that to him.

"rather than making him real "...no they had no choice they could not make him real.

Perfection

The best review of this movie on TH-cam I swear

Both are really great movies. Thank you for the review.

I believe he never would have killer Shelly Winters- and he loved Elizabeth beyond belief. My husband said you can’t arrest someone for wanting someone dead- he’d have to have thrown her off the boat and drowned her - he was sad lonely confused and I don’t believe he should have been arrested- everything legally was circumsntial evidence- in court Raymond Burr loses it screaming- not allowed and says he broke an oar on her head- this is not how the legal system works-the judge would have reprimanded his outburst- it’s a movie NOT real life- I’ve watched it three times and my heart went out to all the victims -

I really like this. Violence very often seems like a complementary thing where both genders initiate violence within their own possible capabilities. Especially in close relationships there seems to be some underlying partly sexual primitive instinct of control

Excellent video! Please do a review on Annihilation.

As a native German speaker the film is almost unwatchable. The bad German of most of the cast breaks any immersion. Especially Tilda Swinton as Klemperer is just laughable. Of course that isn't a problem for most viewers since they are likely to not speak German. For me it turned this into a pretty looking student movie.

RIP DELON

I think you are wrong in some parts of your conclusion, you say "humanity is saved by a rapist and murderer", but the murdered alien changed his mind, she dropped the mission, she is a traitor of the upper hierarchy aliens, she isn't anymore what humanity needs to be saved for.

Your videos and the movies that you choose to cover are awesome! Hope you come back someday ❤

If you like this one, check The Face of Another, to me it covers similar themes but goes more deep about identity and the style is bolder and refined

Thank you for this great review. After I watched this last night all I could think of was Alice's awful, hopeless predicament. She held onto her virtue while dating George for quite a while and only "gave in" after he invited himself into her room and almost forced himself on her. Later on, she went to a doctor hoping he would "help," her but he made it clear he would do no such thing. At that time pregnant women could not work and she knew she would be fired as soon as she started to show. This left her in a desperate situation, leaving her with no choice but to nag and then yell at George to do the right thing. It bothered me to read the reviews of this on IMBD where most of the talk is about the great tragic love story between the two beautiful actors, Clift and Taylor. How quick we are to sympathize with good looking people and write off a plain girl with a whiney voice, as though her death was not as important as George's.

Ripple is no more hollow than the upper class twits, in my view they are more hollow😮

I’m starting to notice movies made by Europeans are SIGNIFICANTLY worse than those made by Americans ☹️

Beautiful analysis.

in the german dub the final phrase is "Play me the Tune of Death" wich gives less Context as to the Brother, but man the phrase hits hard

This was a brilliant film. Congratulation for all the performers and director.

My all-time fav Movie ever.

Thanks for this, helped me clear this movie up a bit

The absolute GOAT of motion pictures. 1st time watching was early 80s as a kid and I was mesmerized. The opening train scene with Bronson cannot be beat.

Can anyone tell me about Frau Tanners necklace/coin purse made of hair? I am so curious about how they use the girls hair and bodily fluids lol. Is that how they keep an eye on them? Or control?

I feel like i was way too young to watch this movie

I watched this movie when I was in juvie for a week at like, 16. Literally feels like a fever dream and I never want to watch it again LMAOOO

I love your info and more.

Comic relief from Don Gordon's Delgetti and Simon Oakland as the best boss you can have are under appreciated.

I can't understand anyone who disliked this film's ending. No other film has ever left me bawling uncontrollably like an infant as this one did and still does, even in my late 30s. In my eyes "A.I." is an irrefutably flawless film, profoundly moving and heartbreaking. Kubrick and Spielberg combined created something truly magical... not to mention deeply haunting and bittersweet.

Turned it off after an hour. It’s such a stupid story. It doesn’t make any sense.

This is a great movie 🎥 about mental health

Very good job of summing up this movie in the short time you used to do it. I first saw this movie on TV when I was a teenager. My dad was a big western movie fan and he got bored with with it in the opening first 15 minutes and went to bed . I could tell it was going to be good and I was right. I'm 66 years old and watched it many times. I always hated my dad didn't stick it out . He missed a damn good movie.

The visuals are incredible but sound scape really got me, noises that linger, build, stop, start had me in suspense as crazy as this sounds i could watch this film blind folded and still be blown away. the sound of the windmill lives in my head

PS, please🙏 make another video of this movie!

For you freaks reading this. Pick up a copy of Christopher Frayling's, "Something to do With Death", a fantastic analysis of this movie. And that isn't to take anything away from this most excellent video!

Greatest movie ever made? ABSOLUTELY F-ING RIGHT! And it should be pointed out that Leone directed his extras like no other. I'm very happy that other people love this movie like I do. Excellent review!

Jill's train arrival and plenty of wood. No that's complimentary!

One grim fairy tale - exceptional performances by Ferland, Fletcher and McTeer. I've watched this film 3 times - and now wondering if Dickens is the son of Noah and Dell -- making him and Jeliza-Rose half-siblings and adding another creepy twist to an already macabre setting.

on Morant, after reviewing the film on my own channel I read a book on The Breaker by an Australian (Peter Fitzsimons), and that book underlines the crimes of the real unit were actually worse than depicted in the play and movie - even shooting children. The book postulates much of the bloodshed was driven by Capt Taylor (who smoothly escaped charges) while Morant was insanely murderous after the death of his friend Capt Hunt - as Morant fully expected Hunt's influence would give him great prospects in England after the war.

It will be cool when meca learn moreabout themselves from this antique. Ohhh that what humans are.doing right now! And eliminating the exclusionary code.

I saw a version where the ending has no expposion indeed no dialogue for the last 10? Minits