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Well the title does say it all and the ending is what the whole film is inevitably leading up to

I need these on 4K.

I didn''t understand the plot of the film very well when I saw this. For example when the Davenport character caused the vehicle to crash going up the hill. I couldn't understand what his motivations were supposed to be.

As all ways a great review. I think I saw this in the cinema. But I get this and too late the hero muddled up. To be honest I had to look it up and see similar films. Too late came out the following year. Need to watch both again. 👍

Looks like a good one!

Awesome unboxing mate, I love Imprint Films releases they are a top boutique label, that always put a lot of effort in their releases. Nice one mate👍😃👍

I can see why the only decade old Department of Defense wouldn't support the production in this film in no shape or form during its production, and was poorly marketed in distribution. A rarely seen, underated B-movie shoulda-been a classic with some of the best actors of that period.

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Very well reviewed for this type of movie.

I've only just heard about this movie, but the themes of society remind me of Trainspotting.

With a title like that, I'm sold! But in all seriousness, the set looks very well made!

Hi mate, I love it when a film set in the future is now in our past (and why is it the future is alway bleak 🤣) this is one I’ve not seen but it’s the type of movie (age, subject matter and cast) that I would enjoy so I have no excuse. I do have the blu-ray so will be addressing that issue this week 🧐 I do know the meaning behind the title already but as the film is 52 years old, that’s fine, nice one mate, take care 👍😃👍

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Great movie along with the other Heston apocalyptic classics. Omega Man and Planet of the Apes

The final scene was so poignant where McDowell's character gives in to his repressed feelings by revealing his grief for his deceased would-be brother in law.

Never heard of this one, looks great!

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Great review.

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that Soylent green looks pretty good! what's in it?

Saw this at the cinema. A great film.

So incredibly tragic. The overcrowding is less likely to come true. It's tipping in the other direction actually. For example, the rate the replacement basically dipped towards negative in 1971 here in Germany. The US is one of the few places where this has not yet happened. It's just a couple of the least stable African states that actual growth of the population still occurs at a significant rate. Thankfully we've made progress on the food front, but it's a constant fight too. I find this film apocalyptic. Rampant, accepted and expected corruption. Codified slavery. And that twist. The German version is a little more direct for the final lines of Heston in the film. The English version is rather nice compared to that.

Well, this would NEVER happen in real life, right....? ::Large parts of Los Angeles are still burning...in January:: Right? 🤐

Scoops are on the way!

Great film. Edward G.Robinson has a great death scene, fittingly for his final movie.

Hi mate, another great film, I remember seeing a documentary on Minnesota Fats on Tv when I was a kid and being fascinated by him and his skill set, he was incredible. The cast here are brilliant , there’s not a weak link in the film cast. It’s hard to believe Paul was overlooked at the Academy Awards for so long 😮 take care mate👍😃👍

Hi mate, sorry this video slipped past me so had to check to see if I missed one 🧐 I love these fast paced movies with the dialogue delivered at speed. Cary Grant is always a joy to watch on screen, I’ve not seen this one for a while but luckily, I have it in my collection. I completely agree with you, audiences shouldn’t dismiss it just because it’s considered old 🤔 take care mate👍😃👍

Great review as always, such a great film

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Good vid. I put this film as an awkward watch with raw characters, along with This Sporting Life, another sports film of that era.

Looks great, strange to see Piper Laurie so young as I only know her from Carrie and the Faculty!

You know I’ve had this in the collection for years but never watched it. Tonight could be the night. Top review as always 😊

Always think the old movies have a better storyline.

I didn't realise his eyes were so blue. Not normally a fan of Steve McQueen. He often plays emotionally remote characters. This is the first time I recall seeing him laugh.

👍 Good review. Made me remember another film I haven’t seen for over fifty years now, _The Cincinnati Kid_ with Steve McQueen, Edgar G. Robinson and Ann Margret (one of my heart throbs when I was a teenage boy). Amazing though, I still remember the last poker hand played in that movie.

Truly great film. In a way similar to the Cincinnati kid with Steve McQueen Check out pool hall Richard. A song by the faces or Rod Stewart can’t remember.

I love the last game of pool. Eddie now knows, and Minessota knows that Eddie is unplayable. And all it took was Sarah's tragic demise. George C Scott is ridiculously good as always.

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Classic movie. Such a funny film and the dialogue moves quicker than the speed of light. I am glad I watch movies with subtitles, it helped me keep up with the super quick dialogue.

This is a very charming old American movie. Strong human values which are timeless are in this movie that any family around Christmas time right up to today can relate. Also Cary Grant, David Niven, Elsa Lanchester and Loretta young and all supporting actors many of them children do a marvellous job. As the taxi driver in the movie says when you watch this movie .."your faith in humanity is restored" Well we all feel like the taxi driver after watching this great movie.

Great film. It provides space for important reflections in relation to what we live today, with exacerbated nationalism and the need to put humanity first.

Great play and film. 😊👍🏻

Great review, sir. Yeah, Cary Grant is definitely one of the best. Cheers!

I like her witty response at the end. And Cary Grant does screwball comedy well,... Bringing Up Baby is good fun, too.

Loved the jack lemon version. Great review as always. Thanks

Thanks for the review, from Ireland 🇮🇪

A fantastic film!

Although unfamiliar to modern audiences, the gentlemen that played the press corps in that movie was a collection of some of the best "character actors" of the time. And the uncredited waiter was played by yet another, Irving Bacon. A completely random and unnecessary fact I like to mention whenever this film is brought up... :)

Can't beat an old black and white movie.