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An Australian accent, like mine! I have always liked this film, however I have only seen clips from it, thanks for a detailed description of such a well acted and powerful film!

long awaited but OWTP has delivered another clever and thorough overview of a great movie

Really enjoyed the review👍 I never thought Robert Culp was underrated though.

The fact that this was Mike Nichols DEBUT as a director is astounding. He did an amazing job.

Still the best King Kong movie. If you have a chance see the deleted Spider pit scene. It's on TH-cam. I can easily imagine that it would be too grewsome for a 1933 audience.

this was an outstanding movie 👏👏👏

Thanks. This clarified a lot of points I suspected but wasn’t clear about. Especially the movie title, itself.

I have the DVD it is a great film, but did anybody notice from the time Sandy Dennis and George Siegel came in she had a purse but when Richard Burton said that the party is over good night, Sandy Dennis got up from the couch was heading to the door with tv husband and her TV husband George Seagal he was getting ready to apologize, but Richard Burton cut him off at the knees, they walked out hand in hand and no purse. I kept rewinding forward the end to see if she pick up this purse that she walked in there with ,no woman willingly leaves her purse she might leave her money at home, but not her purse and I never knew that George Segal name was Nick. It was never mentioned, I watched it in depth and it was nevermentioned. Just some fun facts.

*Martha: "Truth and illusion, George. You don't know the difference."* *George: "No, but we must carry on as though we did."* *Martha: "Amen."*

The 1963 version is far more faithful to the book on which it is based, The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson. Both the book and the 1963 Robert Wise production are regarded by many to be one of the most powerful tales of the supernatural.

I saw this back in the day and he used the phrase cosmic cost accountant for god, that stuck with me till this day.

I have stated several times in my life that, if I were even to consider going into a realtionship, I'd make her watch this movie with me, and I will pay serious attention to her reaction to it; and talk about it with her, in stark detail. This film, IMO, is the single greatest directorial debut cinema HAS EVER SEEN (hands down!), and there is a reason why I hold it in such extreme high regard. ❤🤩

Also check The face of another, it covers similar themes but to me it goes deeper on identity and is much bolder and refined on style

Interestingly Elizabeth Taylor was less than 2 years older than George Segal (the young professor).

The black n white is perfect. This couple was royalty.

Through all the fights they reveal themselves to each other and that brings them some kind of ballance. They re beyond catharsis but they manage to find peace in the end .

Whats this peculiar mix of an Australian and Canadian accent lol

There aren't any hard women, only soft men - Raquel predicted this 50 years ago in this movie 😅

The movie was an extraordinary fabrication -- each actor delivering a viscerally powerful performance without compare in any film before or since; Taylor and Burton had a bit of personal history to draw from in creating their characters just as we get to see them, but dredging up personal connection to the created character is one of the greatest tools a master actor can bring to any part. This movie should be considered one of the 100 greatest character performance films of the 20th century. Great analysis commentary, by the way.

It’s truly an amazing yet disturbing movie with the best of Elizabeth and Richard’s performance’s. I grew up in a highly dysfunctional family and highly recommend a watch for those that did as well. It tears the scab off many unhealed wounds so I can clean and resolve what the movie teaches us is clearly subversive and broken.

I enjoyed the majority of your breakdown but I feel the need to oppose your claim that wanting to avoid pregnancy could be considered “selfish”. Perhaps your words required more context but as is, I’d ask you to reconsider. Women do not have a moral obligation to breed.

Growing up Hombre was my top 3 western movie with Butch Cassidy and The Good Bad Ugly movie. As a kid I've always found Russell's logic just right. Loved it then and stood the test of time for me.

My first episode, well done. KUTGW. IBB.

thank you OWTP on you great assessment of this movie

fantastic review. Well spoken and full of detail. Thanks a lot for your passion and effort. Evia

That’s a great film

For someone who's been living like a rat in a destroyed city, six years after the collapse of civilization, Elizabeth Montgomery looks hot as hell.

I love this movie. I want to see it again.

Brilliantly done, dude, brilliant!

Your gentle use of the gentle music from “Cool Hand Luke”, added to the reflective quality of your presentation.

I would really like to play as Martha’s character in theatre.

Great stuff, this is my third video of yours! However the audio is really rough, I couldn't hear all of it

This is an enjoyable film. The character acting is excellent; kudos to Robert H. Harris as the paranoid psychologist. George Kennedy and Leif Erickson make a nasty pair of heavies. "Williard...".

Another quality review from OWTP

The only Blake Edwards film I respect is Days Of Wine And Roses… I don’t like his style and I thought this film was way too long and really boring and I love lengthy epics, too. I watched it mainly for Glenn Ford who I’ve really come to enjoy, but other than that, I thought this movie sucked big donkeys.

It is a great film, although not especially valued and not very mentioned in the anthologies of the genre. It is based, and quite faithfully, on one of Elmore Leonard's first novels. Great novel and great movie.

WW3 Taiwan China vs America 😮

just watched this. the dialogue was incredible. but you know it's bad when you think "eh they're not as bad as my parents" LOL

thank you for this, i saw the movie but i did not understand completely

Is alcohol holy water? Bringing out the demons so that we can "exercise" them.

The inability to live your life without illusions was already masterfully portrayed in O'Neill's 'The Ice Man Cometh'.

The volatile relationship between the two main characters and Burton and Taylor. What is reality here and what is art?

She was one of the most Gorgeous women on Tv

US ARMY ANIEL LARRY OPENING A CHECKING ACCOUNT WITH MY FORT KNOX ALBUM BORN IN DETROIT HIGHER EDUCATION STERLING HEIGHTS MACOMB COUNTY MICHIGANS UPPER PENISULA FINLANDIA UNIVERSITY CURRENT VEHICLE FORD EDGE AND CHEVY TRUCK

I choose this out of a Google search to WATCH, NOT listen to some braying jackass. I, and many others were robbed. This is a fraud. They used deceptive means to gain attention and cessantly talk instead of allowing me to view the show; the main reason they pulled up this site that Google advertised as a link to the show, not some yapping people and no show. They need to silenced. They should be banned from the internet and forms of broadcast for the rest their lives. Further all associated with this fraud, those in Google who participated in this act and the speakers and their staff, should be arrested and imprisoned for ten years, along with a fine of 100 billion dollars.

I've seen this both as a play, then the movie. This never gets dated. I've heard that this has been done with an all male cast and has worked. That's what I call good playwriting. I remember after classes one day years ago at the drama department at Syracuse University that we were hanging out in the lounge area and a couple of the guys did that powerful scene between George and Martha (parking lot in the movie), at first just fooling around. Then they really got into it, and it really grabbed our attention, and it was very powerful. A friend once told me that he thought WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF was probably the greatest love story ever told. After over 50 years of pondering this, along with life experience, I think he may have something there.

NICE - SEEN AT THE CAPRI THEATRE IN COOLANGATTA QUEENSLAND - THEN I WAS TAKEN TO A CHEMIST NEXT DOOR AND OVERDOSED ON HAIRSPRAY AND HAD MY STOMACH PUMPED OUT AT THE DOCTORS SURGERY - I THINK THAT I WAS A BOUT 9 Y.O. - I THINK THAT I MUST HAVE BEEN ADVANCED THINKER FOR MY AGE - BUT THE ADVERT DID SHOW SOMEONE SPRAYING THEIR MOUTH WITH THIS SPRAY - TURNING BLUE WASN'T MY IDEA OF FUN. I GUESS THAT'S ONE OF THE MEMORIES OF SEEING THIS MOVIE MADE ME THINK OF IT - OVER AND OVER AGAIN - AND I SEE THAT HOSE BEING FORCED DOWN MY NECK - I BECAME CULTURALLY AWARE OF POISON AND ITS EFFECTS.

A character analysis and overall examination of the film 'Hombre' (1967), directed by Martin Ritt and starring Paul Newman. The film is perhaps in many ways a precursor to the revisionist western, the direction the genre would find itself in with the turn of the decade.

I just watched the movie, and I thought it was a bit weak. It was a well-made movie, and the acting was good, Richard Burton was awesome, and Elizabeth Taylor not as good, but still good. And the dialogue was impressive and literate and abundant. But it was a bizarre story, and did not feel real at all. I can understand bitter middle-aged couples, but the key story elements were just too improbable. As if the playwright wanted a certain kind of drama, and simply couldn't come up with compelling enough, nor naturalistic plot elements, and instead went with, presumably by default, an almost sensational thing where they both indulged this fiction that they had a fake child, on account of her barrenness. And that's just bizarre. It's very unnatural and not normal and throws the whole thing off. Maybe even worse than the equally bewildering incest angle in Chinatown. And old girl sleeping with the young buck that blatantly, on both their parts seemed like a stretch, and the verisimilitude was further strained. The ending was affecting, almost as much on account of what the play seemed to aspire to do, and yearned to elicit, so you had to appreciate the effort. So it was good, and it's a culturally important bit of drama and all that. I'm glad I watched it. But it was no Cool Hand Luke, let's put it that way....

The plays a fantastic piece because it's not just a generic drama theathre it's a pathos of anger,hatred,contempt,dreams,age and lies