You gotta love the little background details especially people's names and the names of the bars. The Hangman's Noose, The Dripping Dagger, The Blinking Skull, all bars. For a taxidermist, W.E. Stuffum, a professor of physics, I.M. Learned -- you can't beat this for subtle humor.
I don't know if you're being high-handed critical here, but the names you find amusing are "corny" in THIS film, becuse Dick Tracy is a comic book and strip hero and some things in his world got carried over into this live action film. Not all film noir movies, most of them, use use such stereotype names, becuse of being just as you said, corny.
@@SwarthySkinnedOne Don't think Debra meant any harm. Names are campy in this series. By design! They're comic book characters come to life! "Honest Insurance Company." haha. C'mon, man!
"CLAW" is the scariest movie villain of all time. Was 10-when I saw this at Boston's National Theater in '47 where I had to hide behind the seat and he still frightens me. Glad he wasn't in my Dick Tracy coloring book. Talk about the need for today's movie ratings.
Raymond Saquet Dude, yeah. I was kinda surprised at the level of suggested violence. The Claw killed like what, 3 guys, right?. I'm watching this late at night on my Macbook in a darkly lit room. Pretty suspenseful stuff.
How exciting it must have been to live during this era. I often feel like I was born in the wrong decade. Thanks for sharing your experience. Very cool.
Picture on full 32" screen is great but the sound is very low, when commercials come on at 3:45am it scares the crap out of me and everyone else is sleeping 😴 they are yelling at me to turn it down.. bummer dude 😕 😪 got my sound surround on..
Back then We had GRIT and Sustenance. Back when more people were Honest we could Handle TRUTH and Destroy EVIL. Now people are so DISHONEST any form of Truth is a law enforced Crime, COWARDS need all the help they can get ask PRESIDENT TRUMP.
Ah, the world of Dick Tracy! A place where the villains are as colorful as a zebra’s dream. It’s like they’ve never heard of a color palette. In fact, it’s so monochrome, you’d think they ran out of all the other crayons. It’s not just black and white, it’s… well, mostly white. But hey, who needs Technicolor when you’ve got those snazzy yellow hats, right?
Hi!! Love that you upload these classics! Only real issue is, the sound is so low both on t.v. and tablet/desktop that you have to turn up the volume almost full! Then, along comes a commercial and the sound BLOWS you out of the Room!!! Its like that mostly with all these old movies. Just wondering if there is room for improvement on your end?😉🤔🤗 Thanks!🙋
@@Pernicious Pete... Yeah.. Right..🙄🤔 The same Effers thst keep throwing up Outdated CvOneNine nonsense bullets on any channel that barely mentions the Lab Created Bat soup. Lol!! Thx for your advise! Wouldn't even know what AIBot to consult..🤖👾
Another fun Dick Tracy adventure, this one involving stolen furs and murder. Disappointed these old films don't use some of Tracy's futuristic gadgets like his iWatch, though. I feel sorry for Sightless, though. Even though he was a con artist, he seemed like he did the right thing...most of the time.
Sorry to see Sightless (that sounds weird) get knocked off. Thought he'd make it thru the end of the script. Also, actor Byrd sounds a little like Gary Cooper. "Jigger" for bartender's name. That was either a booze container or a liberal measurement of a shot. Can't remember which...
Yup! a jigger is a standard measurement of alcohol-usually one ounce. Bartenders used to use metal measuring utensils to pour the alcohol, thereby enabling the owners to make higher profits by controlling the amount of alcohol in each drink and preventing "over-pouring" for certain customers. If you were a good tipper, though, the bartender would simply keep pouring into the jigger and allow the overflow to land in your glass-or so I heard, LOL.
They had that perfected back then! Everybody smoked in these shows but none of my ancestors did...they couldn't afford it and considered it a bad stinky habit!
Glad they stopped beating guys who were arrested and invading any place they wanted to search but the old shows are entertaining. Back then they shot a crook and fired the 2nd shot in the air while yelling POLICE!! Stop!!!
Omg these movie remind me when cop and robber had meaning now shot to kill then asks QUESTION. THANK FOR THE REMINDER. IF THEY DID THE CRIME LET THEM DO THE TIME!!!!!!!!!!#####
It's pretty cool when comic strips come to life and these movies are much more like the comic strip than all the modern Marvel movies and their special effects
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You gotta love the little background details especially people's names and the names of the bars. The Hangman's Noose, The Dripping Dagger, The Blinking Skull, all bars. For a taxidermist, W.E. Stuffum, a professor of physics, I.M. Learned -- you can't beat this for subtle humor.
Reminds me of "The Three Stooges"!
mr. cud ; the insurance investigator ; Chomping on his gum !!
Ya I noticed them as well….
Unintentional I'm sure 🤭 but HEMP St👍
Hemp St.
I love the names used in these films. The cornier the better. The films are a lot of fun. Thanks for posting!
I don't know if you're being high-handed critical here, but the names you find amusing are "corny" in THIS film, becuse Dick Tracy is a comic book and strip hero and some things in his world got carried over into this live action film. Not all film noir movies, most of them, use use such stereotype names, becuse of being just as you said, corny.
@@SwarthySkinnedOne Don't think Debra meant any harm. Names are campy in this series. By design! They're comic book characters come to life! "Honest Insurance Company." haha. C'mon, man!
Just watched Dick Tracy vs Cueball. The dive bar was called The Dripping Dagger. Love it!
Can’t edit. That’s Dick Tracy.
Thank you for posting. I am a '70s kid ..i don't remember seeing any of these episodes growing up...looks like i have a lot of watching to do lol
"CLAW" is the scariest movie villain of all time. Was 10-when I saw this at Boston's National Theater in '47 where I had to hide behind the seat and he still frightens me. Glad he wasn't in my Dick Tracy coloring book. Talk about the need for today's movie ratings.
Raymond Saquet Dude, yeah. I was kinda surprised at the level of suggested violence. The Claw killed like what, 3 guys, right?. I'm watching this late at night on my Macbook in a darkly lit room. Pretty suspenseful stuff.
Idk Goldfinger was pretty scary in the books
🤣😂😅👻☠️
The one that still gets me is a rubber centipede ! “The Tingler” Vincent Price!
How exciting it must have been to live during this era. I often feel like I was born in the wrong decade. Thanks for sharing your experience. Very cool.
The RKO DICK TRACY features are great, well-paced little B crime-thrillers to watch late at night.
“ I run a respectable joint!”
...entitled The Blinking Skull...
Right"? KMSL
That insurance investigator steals every scene he’s in!
mr. cud , chewing gum !!
The HONESTY Insurance Company----If they gotta tell you they probably aren't.
awesome classic you can't beat a classic.
Picture on full 32" screen is great but the sound is very low, when commercials come on at 3:45am it scares the crap out of me and everyone else is sleeping 😴 they are yelling at me to turn it down.. bummer dude 😕 😪 got my sound surround on..
Man I use to watch Dick Tracy all the time.Including the 90's movie.
I love these old movies. I am glad I subscribed, and Thank you so much for sharing.
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Ian Keith was so great in this!
you do realize that Dick Tracy had the very first iWatch (or whatever they call it :}
Whenever I see someone with those watches on I always to them "so you got one of those Dick Tracy watches.
Good movie. Thanks.
Pretty dark stuff for a Saturday matinee meant for young boys. I saw this on TV back in the 70s when I was like 10 years old. I was glued to it.
Back then We had GRIT and Sustenance. Back when more people were Honest we could Handle TRUTH and Destroy EVIL. Now people are so DISHONEST any form of Truth is a law enforced Crime, COWARDS need all the help they can get ask PRESIDENT TRUMP.
With this film Byrd became typecast as Dick Tracy, later bringing the character to TV in a short-lived 1950s series.
Is Dick Tracy the only detective in the city? Poor Tess, she needs someone that would have time for her.
+Charlane Lofton ha ha
I would be a bad detective if it was a choice I had to make
He solves crimes lie a pro, but his real priorities could be described as a bit lacking...
Very good movie
The side kick has more knockouts than medically healthy. Tough head!
How many knockouts does it take to be considered "medically healthy"?
Jack Lambert is da bomb. Check him out as Kin Creed in "Gunsmoke: There Was Never a Horse."
Weird Art Museum ...and as a henchman with Jack Elam in “Kiss Me, Deadly.”
wow another classic jem thanks.
Ah, the world of Dick Tracy! A place where the villains are as colorful as a zebra’s dream. It’s like they’ve never heard of a color palette. In fact, it’s so monochrome, you’d think they ran out of all the other crayons. It’s not just black and white, it’s… well, mostly white. But hey, who needs Technicolor when you’ve got those snazzy yellow hats, right?
Hi!! Love that you upload these classics! Only real issue is, the sound is so low both on t.v. and tablet/desktop that you have to turn up the volume almost full! Then, along comes a commercial and the sound BLOWS you out of the Room!!! Its like that mostly with all these old movies. Just wondering if there is room for improvement on your end?😉🤔🤗 Thanks!🙋
You should be bitching to TH-cam to TURN DOWN THE F'ING COMMERCIALS!
@@Pernicious Pete... Yeah.. Right..🙄🤔 The same Effers thst keep throwing up Outdated CvOneNine nonsense bullets on any channel that barely mentions the Lab Created Bat soup. Lol!!
Thx for your advise! Wouldn't even know what AIBot to consult..🤖👾
Another fun Dick Tracy adventure, this one involving stolen furs and murder. Disappointed these old films don't use some of Tracy's futuristic gadgets like his iWatch, though. I feel sorry for Sightless, though. Even though he was a con artist, he seemed like he did the right thing...most of the time.
Suspenseful!
WOW>>WERE GOING way?way back.!!!!!!!
Wonder if those two slugs popped out when the claw got juiced ☠👍👍🇺🇸
Dang I miss the old movies when all the cops had Irish accents.
We like to keep our clients covered, lol!
This one is even better than THE flattop episode. Not quotes as Good as qball though.
As someone dealing with insurance right now, I am finding the name of the insurance company to be ironic: Honesty Insurance.
i love it
Just like the comic strips minus the color.
I love how the vilen is a one handed club footed oger
i thought a hat i bought was too big. now i don't.
For some one who is supposed to be educated, Vitamin seemed to be denser than normal.
Dick Tracy vs The Claw🕵🏼♂🚓
Would have been a good movie if I could heard it.
I compare the effects of media to those of liquor
Sorry to see Sightless (that sounds weird) get knocked off. Thought he'd make it thru the end of the script. Also, actor Byrd sounds a little like Gary Cooper. "Jigger" for bartender's name. That was either a booze container or a liberal measurement of a shot. Can't remember which...
Yup! a jigger is a standard measurement of alcohol-usually one ounce. Bartenders used to use metal measuring utensils to pour the alcohol, thereby enabling the owners to make higher profits by controlling the amount of alcohol in each drink and preventing "over-pouring" for certain customers. If you were a good tipper, though, the bartender would simply keep pouring into the jigger and allow the overflow to land in your glass-or so I heard, LOL.
What a way to sponsor crime
Prop Fiction @ it's best -
I knew this was going to be a good movie when I saw that it was approved with certificate #12092.🙄
Is there a Dock Tracy movie with the villian Mr Bribery in it
Pat needed a crash helmet and a baby sitter. 42:57 we finally see the ugliest table lamp ever created since a caveman discovered animal fat lamps.
How do you talk with a cigarette in your mouth and not move?
They had that perfected back then! Everybody smoked in these shows but none of my ancestors did...they couldn't afford it and considered it a bad stinky habit!
SPOILER ALERT SPOILER ALERT SPOILER ALERT. DO NOT READ THE TCM --- HE (OR SHE) TELLS THE WHOLE STORY ENFING AND ALL.
0:42. It's Donny Most from Happy Days
Sorry, dude. Not seeing it.
Glad they stopped beating guys who were arrested and invading any place they wanted to search but the old shows are entertaining. Back then they shot a crook and fired the 2nd shot in the air while yelling POLICE!! Stop!!!
The claw.....
Volume too low to watch.
Pretty good overall,but 3 men can't drive a truck.
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richbo09 not with that attitude
Omg these movie remind me when cop and robber had meaning now shot to kill then asks QUESTION. THANK FOR THE REMINDER. IF THEY DID THE CRIME LET THEM DO THE TIME!!!!!!!!!!#####
At least he has a girl friend unlike jack Webb on dragnet
Alan Weberman if the Los Angeles police department wanted Joe Friday to have a girlfriend, they would have issued him one.
@@BegoneJonah KMSL! I always thought Gannon was-uhm, nevermind.
better than sherlock
Volume !!
Looks for traces of evidence
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why don't you just tell the whole story
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A corny train wreck
Primo
what idiocy.
Strictly comic book characters and situations. One-dimensional, and that’s being kind.
What did you expect-Shakespeare?
It's pretty cool when comic strips come to life and these movies are much more like the comic strip than all the modern Marvel movies and their special effects
Uhm, it IS after all, based on a one-dimensional comic strip, kmsl.
That'd be the charm. Delightfully corny, yet kind of gruesome.