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Reagan loved High Noon?? Wasn’t it an allegory for the communist witchhunts? Strange.

The Broadway Melody also had a completely original song score, a first for movies (Jolson's first two talkies used songs he had already made famous on the stage or had been made famous by others), and two of those songs were not only smash hits in their own time but became standards: the title song and "You Were Meant for Me." People just don't understand how innovative it was then because we've seen that love triangle narrative and newbies struggling to make good on Broadway storyline so often.

I was born in the 90's but i definitely enjoyed the twilight zone

Pan is atrocious!

Peter Pan 2003 will always have my heart ❤ It captures such whimsy and depth. The relationship between Wedlndy and Peter is so beautiful and tragic. 🥺

Sorry, but for me its: 2003's Finding Neverland Hook Disney's 1957 animated I want to watch 2020's Wendy And that's it

2003 and hook are for me the best adaptations of peter pan that the cinema has ever given us

40:00 Yes, completely agree. Best decade of films.

46:35: I am a surgeon. I AM A SURGEON, DR. HAN!

People missing the point when Talking about the effects of the 2003 version

Dude, you got so much of this wrong. First of all, they wanna MJ for Peter Pan in Hook. They were very interested in casting him. It was MJ who turned the role down because he didn't want it to include an adult Peter Pan. And you're bigger wrong. Cathy Rigby's Peter Pan is one of the best versions out there. No weak songs. Dude, I'm the biggest Peter Pan alive. You know the legends. I know the facts. I studied Barrie in depth. I even own the book of the official sequel that hardly anyone has heard.

Here's hoping for your review of "Fantastic Mr. Fox".

damn i rlly liked rig

Amazingly well done, Peter Pan will always be one of my favorite stories. I know you didn't talk about tv/cartoon versions much, but I especially liked Peter Pan and the Pirate's from the 90's. The best part was having the illustrious Tim Curry as Captian Hook. As far as future videos go though, maybe you could look into TheThree Musketeers, I'd like to see that.

Lewis's son says that there is no complete negative of the film, and copyright issues are preventing its release. Library of Congress has some scenes that were donated by Lewis in 2015. That’s about it unfortunately. We may never see this, or we might. Time will tell.

Free Palestine

"HankerCheeef" "Rio Grawnd", "Mareeno-Hara". 😅

The Searchers. Don't ask me more.

Robert Begnini was successful with similar themes in his Life is Beautiful smash hit. So, this maybe is just a poorly made film.

A clown leading children to the gas chamber is very depressing. I would not pay to see it.

It’s now September of 2024. Has it been released yet?

Notorious sounds deeper than renowned bud.

I mean at least it isn't the Star Wars Holiday Special 😏

That thumbnail is criminal

Amazing video!! So glad you got to have that amazing experience, especially with Shawshank! That’s gotta be the best way possibly to watch that movie!

But why not just destroy the movie anyway instead of having it hidden away? There must have been part of him that still wanted it to be shown , maybe at a time where the movie could be more accepted ? It's September 2024 so did anyone ever get to see this or was it never released ?

First of all ,,, Brothers Grimm was released first and was not a hit in North America, though it did do better overseas. HTWWW was released after following a NY newspaper strike that had prevented it being released first. It was, as you said a smash hit everywhere.

Movie will never be released and yes in 1971 to now somebody else should of made it not him

Amazing video!!

Man this is quality stuff. I love a deep dive into media and how it reflects our societal values and changing of the times. Great work!

At least do an update video or something cause it’s way past June now.

My favorite Ford film is My Darling Clementine. Meanwhile, I think the greatest American poet is Walt Whitman.The greatest American film director? John Ford.

The zionists made Jerry Lewis humble. I really hope we get to see this film?

I am late here and only arrived due to a need for an Elaine May fix. Finished all the May and Nichols videos and here I am. Thanks for the memories.

Keep up the good work

People during war time, did many things, they normally wouldn't do to survive... this movie should have been released all those years ago... Jerry Lewis, was jewish... and he would not have been disrespectful .. l pray it has been rrleased, so million can enjoy his fabulous work... he was a genius..

I am honestly not sure it will ever be seen as a complete work on a distributed basis. And as for the fear and or shame and embarrassment by Jerry Lewis of the film. I would guess that not only was it the content and the times of which he made it, but most likely he had an interaction with a survivor who made him feel this way explicitly.. Because if it was simply the content and times he wouldn't have gotten so far with it id assume, as being an intelligent man he would have realized this earlier. I think he did his best to send a message with the film, and id say modernly speak " JoJo Rabbit" may be in the same vein. Perhaps additionally with the rights issues and the aforementioned internal thoughts and struggle he may have been having about the film, i would guess, just my thoughts, that on top of all this, he did not find the ending satisfactory.. As i would imagine with all that has been mentioned by me and this video and many others, on top of that, dark comedies trying to send a message are horrendously hard to end well and convey the message properly. He may have felt even more deeply about this having had some further talk with either a survivor or a visit to a camo or some other internal connection to the events being described. I would think upon watching the "nearly finished work, having been edited and such" he felt it did not present to the viewer the message as he had invisioned. Just a thought, lots of factors at play here, a deeply hard subject especially for the times. And if, a i suspect the ending is subject to making the film seem crass or too dark or even racis tor evil.. We may never see it as others may feel the same..

Willy Wonka is truly encapsulates everything that makes a great family film and that being a good balance between joy and imagination and a slight tinge of darkness that makes for not just the best family film but one of the best films of all time. Though it crazy to think that Wonka (2023) has only been out for a year and yet hasn’t made a dint on film culture whatsoever which is my biggest problem with remakes and reboots of classic movie is how there is now reason for them to be made outside of corporate greed. I know this is an overuse example but Disney is the worst when it comes to remakes because everything in those films is soulless and boring which completely goes against what their films are meant to be and the worst part is that their still making these films which is just annoying.

I think that sports like baseball and boxing make for better movies because they have a lot of breaks. That allows the writers time to add character development and interractions during a match. It's not as easy in sports like soccer, basketball or tennis, where there is constant movement and the actors have little time to stand or sit down while still in the game.

I hope I’m not overloading you with too many questions but since you and your dad talked about Fear Strikes Out what is a film that legitimately scared you to the point where you couldn’t rewatch it.

I have wanted to see this for years. I doubt we will ever see it.

I can understand how a man like Jerry Lewis would be tempted to make a film like this. When you get through life by being funny, you might wonder how you'd get through the unfunniest experience imaginable.

Just curious but in first episode you brought up that you were a Disney and Pixar fan I was wondering if you ever heard of the video game series Kingdom Hearts since that series is a crossover with Disney and Final Fantasy?

Just curious but what is film you hate and cannot stand to watch?

Know your dad isn't a Yankees fan but Teresa became a huge Yankees supporter/fan after being in the film. Teresa talks a lot about it in her biography.

IMO Charles Laughton is possibly the greatest actor of all time. Robert Mitchum channeled that energy in this film because it is his best performance. I wish Laughton directed more and more people studied his work. It's a masterclass.

The Bad News Bears is truly one of the best uplifting movies because what that film does so well is creating an experience that really harkens back to the days of when you where a kid without a care in the day and it’s the perfect film to watch after having a stressful day. Regarding the rest of the cover in this episode I would love to watch The Natural one day but the rest I’m not too sure on either to watch them or not.

I suspect it's gonna be really bad.....

« Better than 99% of movies made since 1939 ». Seriously ? 2:17 get over yourself. Was legit interested until I heard this. Tuned out immediately. Bye.

Well it's past June and there's no movie......😅