THE SHADOW Clip - "Final Fight" (1994) Alec Baldwin
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- THE SHADOW Clip - "Final Fight" (1994) Alec Baldwin
PLOT: Alec Baldwin stars as the crime-fighting superhero who battles his most dangerous nemesis yet in this thriller with incredible special effects, humor and a dose of the macabre!
CAST: Alec Baldwin, John Lone, Penelope Ann Miller
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I don't think this movie gets enough recognition. It was way ahead of its time.
The movie is the typical jewslop from the 90s. It receives way too much recognition for how shit it was.
One of my favorite childhood superhero movies.
Everyone here was probably born in the 80s and loved this movie when they were a kid!
Nailed it lol
Born in the late 60s here; my mother was a huge Shadow fan from the radio days with none other than Orson Welles as Lamont Cranston, she had some records which she played for me as a kid. When this came out I took my mom and a few others to see it, and we all had a grand time. Ma said she "felt just like a kid again."
I was born in 1990, and this movie made part of my childhood too. Good memories
Not to break the chain but I was born in the 70s and still loved this movie.
I was born in 2005 and this was one of my favorite my favorite movies ngl
In another universe, Alec Baldwin was Batman, Tim Curry was The Joker and John Lone was the Mandarin
John could play a great Ras Al Ghul.
Fun fact….Tim curry originally voiced the Joker on Batman the animated series before being replaced by Mark Hamill.
I love how his cloak billows when he walks
I watch this movie first time and was suprised that some special effects are still so good.
Fantastic music and set designs in this flick!
This movie will never fail to be a fun time. Loved it as a kid on TV and still do
I love this film. And I’ve loved it since I was a child
Oh my God I haven't seen this movie for a long time
I love Ian mckellen putting on a SECOND pair of glasses
Best superhero costume.🏆
The Shadow fights Tim Curry and Magneto defuses an atomic bomb. Love this movie!!
You mean Gandalf defuses an atomic bomb.
@@P.Whitestrake And The Shadow fights Dr. Frank N Furter.
You mean the shadow fight's pennywise the clown! Lol 😂😂😂😂🔥💯😁😉👍
Great Actors, great special effects and holyshit what a extremly good Score by Goldsmith
If they make another Shadow movie, David Dastmalchian would be a good star.
I love the shadow i wish he would get a new film or series on netflix or somthing
If they made this into a Series I would definitely watch it huge fan of this film.
A well done series would be awesome!
Nah. Let classic be classic. Hollywood would make it woke & "updated for modern audience" with "strong female character" & race-bent characters.
@@P.Whitestrake So true.
fk netflix. they would make it woke. Series are bad, movies are much better.
This would’ve made a nice 👍🏾 series either live or animated
You know having played Bayonetta I always thought that the Shadow’s look always fit my idea of what an Umbran Warlock would have looked like. The cape and scarf would consist of the warlock’s hair and obviously he wouldn’t be quite so acrobatic.
Ah Tim Curry. You made an underrated classic so much better.
i had completely forgotten about this movie. so glad i found it again.
This movie is 1 of my favs.
A brilliant movie. I remember the audience in the cinema all clapping at the end!!
I love this movie and still watch it often.
This is a fan theory of mine. I think that the Shadow is not really Cranston but a weaponized version of Yingko. Not a multiple personality per se. But that the Tulku taught Cranston how to use the Yingko persona to hone his esper abilities. So, the phurba can symbolize his internal conflict. So when he is finally able to control the phurba he has found balance, because he has embraced the fact that the Shadow is apart of him. But again that is just me.
Love this movie, it should have return with a few sequels:
"RETURN OF THE SHADOW,"
"REVENGE OF THE SHADOW,"
"THE SHADOW: BLACK DEATH,"
"THE SHADOW: STING OF THE SCORPION,"
"POWER OF THE SHADOW,"
"THE SHADOW: WRATH OF THE BLACK DRAGON,"
"THE SHADOW: THE FACE OF DEATH,"
"THE CURSE OF THE SHADOW,"
and "THE GHOST OF THE SHADOW."
Those actually sound good
@@Cruzader4000 Several of those were actual names of Shadow radio serials or pulp adventure novels from back when the Shadow was a new character.
I remember this dagger from my childhood but I thought it was a fever dream
Same lmao me and my brother would mention it growing up and be like wait wth was that from that we both remember it
This is my favorite superhero movie.
Ok this film, had the potential though to be so much better, the end fight I reckon should have been better and longer, and I think there should have been a sequel. Hope they make a remake sometime.
I think I heard that the set is destroyed because of an earthquake that happened and due to their lack of budget that the movie didn't end as they wanted.
No to remakes
Sweet
I happen to like this movie it was great
Gandalf!!!
Freaking criminally underrated! Such terrific movie should be given more recognition and justice it deserves. The Shadow，better known as Lamont Cranston, was once a patriot who fought for his country, but deemed expendable like any other ordinary soldiers. Unwilling to resort to his faith being strung by his nation as a puppet, he decided to forge his own destiny, and that path led him to a lavishly dark and evil life he enjoyed most, by killing people and running his opium/drug empire in the abandoned territories of the East, thus self proclaimed himself as the de facto ruler of his kingdom (but deep down , there's still good left in him, he only turned evil because he despises the disgusting human nature, which hypocrisy and lies are cruel, pretending to be the brutal killer happy warlord to cover his inner hatred, confusion, sadness and extreme anguish within his poor soul). The High Monk - Reverend Tulku saw bits of light left in Cranston, and he was fortunately kidnapped and forced back into the road to redemption. In order to redeem his true soul, he suppresses his underlying evil and controls it, using it against greater evil for the good of mankind; thus, becoming his alter ego known sinisterly as The Shadow who strikes great fear in the hearts of crime and evil! The Shadow was no extremely, extraordinarily powerful hero/antihero, nor was he a terrifically modern one so to speak; but, characters, story, and settings, the soundtracks - like this one is simply one of th e best and in my vocabulary, easily tops most sky high budgeted superhero blockbusters we have nowadays. I personally prefer this kind of superhero genre and classic, without much exaggerating effects and powers, although The Shadow was no Superman, but Darkly and Sinisterly, he fights crime and evil with his own respective methods and ways, which is already enough to prove and justify the coolness and greater power one could have and possibly, achieve! Love the Shadow and other similarly related heroes (to all you heroes of such type out there! You're not alone, I'll always support you!)
I need the movie
I loved this movie so much. It's such a part of my childhood. Hot take, but I'll take The Shadow over Batman.
Shadow + Zorro = Batman :D
Clever move by The Shadow actually, injure the part of his brain that made him dangerous.
I don't understand how this movie got such a poor rating. The acting is great. The story is great. The effects are good. What is so bad that drags this movie down?
A remake or videogame about the shadow......shut up and take my money
Super Nintendo has the shadow video game. It’s cool. ❤
3:13
The Shadow would kick batman's butt and Khan would make Jack Nicholson's Joker go more mad! LOL Love the Shadow!
Who else thought he looked like his brother when in disguise?
1:21
Who and where's the villain at?
Trust me 😊
The shadow knows it wish it didn't
Did Shiwan plan to stay in the building while the bomb detonated?
No, he had a plane waiting to take him to safety.
Can anyone tell me why Claymore was shooting at the ceiling?
The Shadow clouded his mind and tricking him so that he can only see his shadow on the walls thus making him go crazy.
So his power is like jean grey?
He forces people to hallucinate, similar to Jason Stryker from X-Men 2
According to comic historians "The Shadow" is the Dark Knight before Batman was created and they also say Batman is a rip off of "The Shadow".
In my useless opinion, "The Shadow" disappearing scene could work more than Batman .
The only I hate in this movie is his nose changing.
I was happy to not see the goofy nose, I know it's iconic but it would look so ridiculous in a live action movie, you'd just be laughing at how stupid it was every time you saw it.
Yeah, why his face color and nose changes?
@@masterofreality5528 I suppose the movie logic would be so that if anyone saw him as the Shadow, they wouldn't recognize him as Lamont Cranston.
@@tyranusfan He's playing with their minds to deicive them, maybe...
The Shadow's NOSE Mwahahahahahahaha hahahahahaha
I feel sorry for whatever Tim curry is dealing with
Why did his nose grow so big
Probably ,because he is a jew
Because his face was disfigured in world war 1, and he uses make up, and the power to cloud men's minds to create the illusion of the Handsome Lamont Cranston.
At that moment in the movie he was losing his control and his face almost reverted to what it really looked like. But then at the last second he regained control.
I dunno what is happening to Hollywood. As late as 30 years ago, the big screen was graced by men, handsome or ugly, virile or cowardly, but... men. And women were women. Not now. Now, their topmost priority seems to cram some LGBT stuff into the films they make, no matter if it fits, well... like in Brokeback Mountain, for instance, it or doesn't. And what comes out of it is often a piece of lackluster, cookie-cutter, if not downright neasiating, shit!
Sensible. Good point of view though.
How comedic and overdone movies were before…
Neat concept, poor execution. Also Margo’s acting is really terrible.
And Ian Mckellen also