Gritty, hard core, very realistic. A period piece, yet very well resonates still today in 2024. Great acting, I especially liked Karen Black and George Segal in their roles. Karen Black is a timely beauty.
I was 9 years old when this came out ...... sighhhh we were all so young lol De Niro and Segal, Black even brilliant. You can not beat REAL movies with no CGI or Comic book super hero in it! Progress??? I dont think so!
_Aww, my dearest Helen! Only by the mention of Robert De Niro in the casting of this old comedy movie from 52 years ago is a guaranttee that this flick worthwhile to be seen! Much more yet because it has also the stunning Karen Black seconded by George Segal & Paula Prentiss! I hope you enjoy it here on CCC screen! God bless you always, my dearest Helen!_ 🤩🤩🤗🤗❤❤❤❤❤❤
This movie is one hell of a warning to stay away from drugs and the drug culture and all the evil that comes with it. So called friends that turn on you, rat poison drugs and crooked cops. Stay away from that shit and live to see another day. Be smart and keep safe out there. It's a dangerous world.
A MIXTURE OF "Straight Time" & "Lookin 4 Mr Goodbar" w shades of "Midnite Cowboy" & "Calif Split" inexplicably interjected. The period feel exceptionally manifested. A 4gotten little gem.
I love early to mid 70’s films ; French Connection,1,2,3, The Last Detail, Two Lane Blacktop, Vanishing Point, Pelham 123, Bullit, Easy Rider , The Conversation, Night Moves, Dirty Harry, Godfather, 1,2,3, Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, King of Comedy, Eiger Sanction, Good Bad Ugly to name just one
At age 18, I just escaped frpom Eastern Europe in the summer of 1971. Joined the U.S. Army's LSC in West Germany right away. In Kaiserslautern, they had an entire American city there on the base, with a huge movie theater. That is where I saw this movie, along with others. No English subtitles, of course, so I understood maybe half of what was being said, if that much. There was no admittance charge to the theater, however you did have to pay something for popcorn, candies, soft drinks. Oh, those were the days, my friends...
Segal è stato un attore completo, sapendo passare dal ruolo drammatico a quello brillante. Intelligente, versatile, passionale. Ovviamente: sottovalutato a tutt'oggi. A Hollywood (Walk of Fame), per esempio, solo a quattro anni antecedenti la sua morte, gli è stata dedicata una stella per la categoria "Televisione"... ! Lo stesso dicasi per la sublime Karen Black.
1:02:29. Slice of Pizza in New York 1970: about 75 cents. A whole pie was about $4.00 . In the suburbs , a typical deal was "One slice and a Coke for $1.00" . NOTE the Orange and Grape drink machines ! LOL. I want to live inside this movie !!!!!!!
Coole 70er Jahre Mucke! Guter Film und Schauspieler! Teils komödiantisch durch den Hauptdarsteller, den man trotz der Schwächen seines gespielten Charakters mögen muss! Und Karen Black rundet das Dou perfekt ab! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
1:01:28 THX 1138. Who would have thought George Lucas was going to go on to do what he did back then. I love watching Hector Elizondo, he is such an underrated actor who has had a superb career. And I miss Karen Black. I always found her so intoxicatingly beautiful with gorgeous hair. NYC had so much character. Wonderful film and soundtrack.
Hector Elizondo!!! One of my favorite roles he played... "The Maestro"... a jewel thief. Back in '85, a crime comedy with gratuitous T&A, called Private Resort w/ little known Johnny Depp.
The hard thing about watching this movie is how in America it still reflects daily life. People addicted to drugs have 2 options and the one with the happy sappy Hollywood ending is rarely ever seen .
In my first classes in college (1973) we were using a book called' Born to Win' . I don't remember if it was an English pr Psych class. But this movie came before that and I think the message was Born to Lose (wink) . No doubt the war on drugs at that time was a no-win situation. probably always a no-win situation.
Interesting film for Segal, displays his depth as an actor. I didn't like how it ended. What happened to Karen Black's character? Every one was so young. De Nero, Karen, all of a sudden I was back in the 70's. Which fot me was a depressing time, going to school with all the Vietnam vets who had been medics. We used to joke about people like JJ, any time we had to do blood work on a junkie, we just asked them where ther was a good vein. Crazy!
The point is that, although left up to the imagination, the viewer knows that Segal will prefer the "hot shot" poisoned heroin, even if it kills him, to his new life away from the city. Perfect ending
I always thought that there was something a bit scary about Karen Blacks eyes. Maybe because they appear to be slightly crossed? She reminds me of another actress, Jennifer Carpenter, who starred in "The Exorcism of Emily Rose". She too has scary eyes. The first time I saw her in "Emily Rose", she scared the poo out of me. 🌹
Karen Black always amazing. And 'Born To Win' such a killer soundtrack. This soundtrack/tracks are "lost" apparently...(?) Shame if they are. William S Fischer arranged/produced some great instrumentals, but 'Born To Win' as a track needs to be remastered with a full version! Atlantic records might know where the master tapes are, if they still exist at all...
Gritty New York City classic..... the highs and lows of city life all in one film..... and you wonder why Hip Hop culture was born out of this very time period, didn't matter ya race or culture, NYC is one culture for all people.......
I love when NYC movies go INTO real buildings, apartments , stores and restaurants !!!!! I love that near empty Pizza Parlour! So plain and ordinary !! And back then, Pizza was 75 cents a slice !
Heroin is a bad withdrawal but not anywhere close to methadone I kicked 280 mg of methadone in county and it was 6 months of withdrawal... Also I almost died from seizures and dehydration horrible time... Great movie! ☕🚬
_Way_ Beyond the multiple characterizations below of merely a "gritty" film, I found this extremely well-portrayed little ditty to be a rather disturbing peek into the raw, tragic Reality of hard core junkies 👉 The resulting *La La Landers* Thinking eking-out a fairly meager existence in search of their next fix, while sadly *_lost_* within the complexities of The Urban Jungle..... A Really *_E X C E L L E N T_* performance by Segal, young De Niro in a career-setting role as a street-wise New Yorker, Karen Black indelibly as CLASSIC Karen Black (!!!), and even an unusual, though descriptive bit-part by Paula Prentiss that also carried some equally justifiable "emphasis"!!👌😵💫 = *Thanks Cult Cinema* for this truly worthwhile and very engaging upload, which also had The Perfect Ending!!! 😎
@@LauRa-re9un You're right and thats whats important.All through the film its all fun and games until he lands Karen Blacks character in prison.Reality kicks in for the viewer,He is a vile,despicable character in a vile,despicable life
A great film. I wish it had ended differently, but that's the way life is for dope addicts . Great acting all around. Always loved Karen, a real beauty and so sexy. De Niro is the greatest, even back then. He's a natural actor. Only in the movie for a couple of short scenes, but from the first instant he appears in a scene, he looks like he's always been the character . No warming up or anything. First word out of his mouth and you get the feeling he's already been talking for 10 minutes ; he's already in the middle of it. Love New York when it was the place to be . I was 23 and I lived there at the time . That New York is gone, it's become plastic, just a shadow of what it was and a dream of what it could be . I'd never go back . Gonna be watching this again soon. The New York movies of the 70s were the best. Two good examples : "Mean Streets" and "Taxi Driver". It's a long list.
I will agree with you but - I think the script STINKS . It's like they had EVERYTHING you need for a GREAT movie and they half baked it! The RAW GRITTY NYC of 1970 is SUBLIME and DAZZLING and DIRTY! I love when he walks into the barely there PIZZA parlour that leads to that HORROR MOVIE basement full of addicts! I remember when Pizza Parlors had those Grape and Orange drink machines that swished the fluid around! LOL. And nobody buys a CUP of Coke with ice anymore-- it's all self serve bottles or cans now. Also the outside movie theaters!! So wonderful and exciting !
It's the first time I've seen this movie and as I would expect, the acting was terrific. What I can't figure out though, is what the point of the movie was. It was like starting a book at page 100 and stop reading 50 pages from the end. Not sure what to make of it. I mean what, living an addict's sucks? dealing with crooked cops sucks? What was the story here? There's no real beginning to this movie and no end either. Acting superb, story terrible!
I will agree with you . But I will add : the NYC locations with REAL interiors (apartments , restaurants , the sparse pizza parlour that lead to the deathly basement, , the EXTERIOR movie marques w/ "Sudden Terror" - a VERY VERY minor cheap horror movie - but MY GOD : LOOK at the fanfare and display !!) ..FANTASTIC to see NYC in the Raw circa 1970 when this was filmed ! And oh "Lauren Bacall in Applause" - a friggin MUSICAL . She can sing ? LOL. Script = One Star . Locations = 10 Stars !
Les années 70' règnent. Très bon film qui était jusqu'à présent passé sous mes radars. Hight level sur tout les tableaux. A voir absolument . Super fin. A vous de voir ce qui en sera pour J.J ? 😢 😅 ou... Enjoy. 😊.
underrated gem about junkworld. segal handles his unlikely role amazingly well.
Gritty, hard core, very realistic. A period piece, yet very well resonates still today in 2024. Great acting, I especially liked Karen Black and George Segal in their roles. Karen Black is a timely beauty.
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Um how bout that PAULA PRENTISS ???????
A rich beautiful woman takes a smelly, dirty car thief home with her. Very realistic lol
@@georgehenry76Times changed after the '60s and in New York pretty girls weren't that uptight.
Good taste.😂
Hats off to the cast, the ensemble and the studio. A terrific film.
Wow, George Segal, Karen Black, Hector Elizondo, Robert DeNiro, and Burt Young, all in one 1971 film, awesome!
I remember Hector Elizondo, especially "Popi"where he played a in Ny with 2 sons!!!
was this like the avengers of the 70's?
Great movie, great cast, and good performances from everyone. Karen Black is beautiful. Thank you.
I was 9 years old when this came out ...... sighhhh we were all so young lol De Niro and Segal, Black even brilliant. You can not beat REAL movies with no CGI or Comic book super hero in it! Progress??? I dont think so!
George Segal an excellent acting from him...watch it because of him! I hope he is still alive and well..
check out these from him if you haven't already. "The hot rock" "A touch of class" and "California split"
George segal,a favourite of mine to, unfortunately at the age of 87,he died from complications of heart bypass surgery on 23/3/2021
A very trippy movie for sure. Not boring just weird in a entertaining way. Good cast and film for 1971
It’s depressing and not trippy.
Trippy means hallucinogenic.
so gritty..that's why i love 70s urban movies. EXCELLENT cast and everything
How bout those furnished apartments ? And the stores ....
Good taste.😂
Spot on, also the music score is just perfect throughout the whole movie
Karen Black sure was busy in the 70's .Gritty , grim and well made movie. Thanks for the upload I had not previously been aware of this one.
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There was a law that no decent movie could be made in the 70s without the presence of the great Karen Black.
Good taste.🤣
_Aww, my dearest Helen! Only by the mention of Robert De Niro in the casting of this old comedy movie from 52 years ago is a guaranttee that this flick worthwhile to be seen! Much more yet because it has also the stunning Karen Black seconded by George Segal & Paula Prentiss! I hope you enjoy it here on CCC screen! God bless you always, my dearest Helen!_ 🤩🤩🤗🤗❤❤❤❤❤❤
🎉🎉hi
Which one was Robert de Niro?
The detective in the car on the right in the back seat when they wanted him to set up the dealer
Fabulous!! Thank you, 1970s cinema!
This movie is one hell of a warning to stay away from drugs and the drug culture and all the evil that comes with it. So called friends that turn on you, rat poison drugs and crooked cops. Stay away from that shit and live to see another day. Be smart and keep safe out there. It's a dangerous world.
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GRACIAS 🍀
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Bendiciones🐣
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Exelente recomendación. 🙏🏻
Love the 3 top players in this film, especially Karen Black🤗. Looking forward to this 🍿🥤
The outdoor shots are truly like going back in time.
An AWESOME movie indeed. Watched it some weeks ago. Great soundtrack by William Fischer also.
❤ love this era in movies!!
A MIXTURE OF "Straight Time" & "Lookin 4 Mr Goodbar" w shades of "Midnite Cowboy" & "Calif Split" inexplicably interjected. The period feel exceptionally manifested. A 4gotten little gem.
Nice to see the young actors Robert DeNiro ,Hector Elizondo & George Selgal & Karen Black 😊
I love early to mid 70’s films ; French Connection,1,2,3, The Last Detail, Two Lane Blacktop, Vanishing Point, Pelham 123, Bullit, Easy Rider , The Conversation, Night Moves, Dirty Harry, Godfather, 1,2,3, Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, King of Comedy, Eiger Sanction, Good Bad Ugly to name just one
Also Watergate, Dog Day Afternoon,
@@andrewarthurmatthews6685"the seven ups"😂❤
I haven't seen the movie yet but I already love the music and the beginning Thank you for sharing it with us 😉
Wasn’t expecting such a good movie , sepal was excellent , and great music
At age 18, I just escaped frpom Eastern Europe in the summer of 1971. Joined the U.S. Army's LSC in West Germany right away. In Kaiserslautern, they had an entire American city there on the base, with a huge movie theater. That is where I saw this movie, along with others. No English subtitles, of course, so I understood maybe half of what was being said, if that much. There was no admittance charge to the theater, however you did have to pay something for popcorn, candies, soft drinks. Oh, those were the days, my friends...
It's the candy, popcorn and drinks that cost us dearly at the movies today. That's why I hit the Dollar Tree, and fill up my big hobo style purse.
I missed this one for years, thanks for sharing 😊
This movie interlocks perfectly with 4 others, serpico, panic in needle park, mean streets and French connection.
Segal è stato un attore completo, sapendo passare dal ruolo drammatico a quello brillante. Intelligente, versatile, passionale. Ovviamente: sottovalutato a tutt'oggi. A Hollywood (Walk of Fame), per esempio, solo a quattro anni antecedenti la sua morte, gli è stata dedicata una stella per la categoria "Televisione"... ! Lo stesso dicasi per la sublime Karen Black.
1:02:29. Slice of Pizza in New York 1970: about 75 cents. A whole pie was about $4.00 . In the suburbs , a typical deal was "One slice and a Coke for $1.00" . NOTE the Orange and Grape drink machines ! LOL. I want to live inside this movie !!!!!!!
I say "1970" because if this was released in 1971 - it was FILMED in 1970 the year before !
Nothing like movies based in the 70s in New York City. But also that 70s soundtrack with the strings and the funk is just a bar baby you
Glad to see this movie getting some love. It's really good.
This was a good movie I never heard of,I love the era it was made in and the soundtrack was class especially at the end
This was De Niro a few years before he became a star
And.....
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In "Táxi Driver"
@@SuperAna1954 , dinero was a star way before taxi driver , he blow up with the godfather- pt 2' , taxi driver was just when he won a lot of Oscars
Una CAGATA pazzesca questo film ,DE NIRO E SCORSESE HANNO FATTO LA STORIA DI NYC.@@SuperAna1954
Coole 70er Jahre Mucke!
Guter Film und Schauspieler!
Teils komödiantisch durch den Hauptdarsteller, den man trotz der Schwächen seines gespielten Charakters mögen muss! Und Karen Black rundet das Dou perfekt ab! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
The seedy, dangerous, and dirty underworld of illegal drugs and addiction thereto. George Segal was born to play this role. Great acting by a pro.
1:01:28 THX 1138. Who would have thought George Lucas was going to go on to do what he did back then. I love watching Hector Elizondo, he is such an underrated actor who has had a superb career. And I miss Karen Black. I always found her so intoxicatingly beautiful with gorgeous hair. NYC had so much character. Wonderful film and soundtrack.
powerpixie:
hay stupid! how about writing the time code 2 seconds before we see the thing that you want us to notice.
one of the best movies ive never seen. its point blank devastating
Karen Black. What an absolutely gorgeous woman!!
Saw this film 50+ years ago at the drive in, depressing watch, I remember the junkies, the wife-beaters, the vets and the protesters. Grim
The best films of my life, I have them all on cassette
Very realistic. I remember those days in NYC. Lower Manhattan was just full of heroine junkies. Super depressing.
La naturalidad con la que se filmaba la decadencia en los 70s es asombrosa.
هههههههههه أتمنى أن تقراء خطاب فرانكلين بنيامين رئيس الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية بعد الحرب الاهلية الأمريكية
❤ WITAM BARDZO GORACO
NAJPIĘKNIEJ DZIĘKUJĘ ZA CUDOWNE FILMY ❤
PRZEPIĘKNIE POZDRAWIAM ❤
Hector Elizondo!!! One of my favorite roles he played... "The Maestro"... a jewel thief. Back in '85, a crime comedy with gratuitous T&A, called Private Resort w/ little known Johnny Depp.
I watched 4 movies with Karen Black now, all were really good!
Thanks for sharing this one!
Did you see Day of the Locust ?
Check out AIRPORT
@@evhvariac2 Airport '75
Génial et la scène du peignoir rose excellent ❤❤❤❤
The hard thing about watching this movie is how in America it still reflects daily life. People addicted to drugs have 2 options and the one with the happy sappy Hollywood ending is rarely ever seen .
In my first classes in college (1973) we were using a book called' Born to Win' . I don't remember if it was an English pr Psych class. But this movie came before that and I think the message was Born to Lose (wink) . No doubt the war on drugs at that time was a no-win situation. probably always a no-win situation.
Amazing...now see from where J Phoenix, Oldam and mamy others taken a lot of shades and talent.
Interesting film for Segal, displays his depth as an actor. I didn't like how it ended. What happened to Karen Black's character? Every one was so young. De Nero, Karen, all of a sudden I was back in the 70's. Which fot me was a depressing time, going to school with all the Vietnam vets who had been medics. We used to joke about people like JJ, any time we had to do blood work on a junkie, we just asked them where ther was a good vein. Crazy!
The point is that, although left up to the imagination, the viewer knows that Segal will prefer the "hot shot" poisoned heroin, even if it kills him, to his new life away from the city. Perfect ending
I presume the Black character spent 5 years in prison flirting with the prison staff.
De Niro being De Niro!!!!
Movie was made one year after I left that garbage can. Now the can is wider and deeper!
This is a good movie man!👍🏻👍🏻
The 70's had a lot of great, gritty movies made for adults. Much better than the sophomoric comic book crap they make today.
11 de septiembre 2024 viendo está película 🎥 😊 Felices fiestas patrias para los mexicanos😊😊😊❤❤❤
C'est triste mais tellement d'actualité,les années 70s le côté sombre un bravo le film est bien ficelé avec du sens.
I always thought that there was something a bit scary about Karen Blacks eyes. Maybe because they appear to be slightly crossed? She reminds me of another actress, Jennifer Carpenter, who starred in "The Exorcism of Emily Rose". She too has scary eyes. The first time I saw her in "Emily Rose", she scared the poo out of me. 🌹
Déjà il crevait l'écran ce De Niro.🎉 Ces films urban des 70's ❤
Karen Black always amazing. And 'Born To Win' such a killer soundtrack. This soundtrack/tracks are "lost" apparently...(?) Shame if they are. William S Fischer arranged/produced some great instrumentals, but 'Born To Win' as a track needs to be remastered with a full version! Atlantic records might know where the master tapes are, if they still exist at all...
Super film qui est passé sous les radars. Je crois que je vais me refaire une trace.
Très beau film 🎥❤
Gritty New York City classic..... the highs and lows of city life all in one film..... and you wonder why Hip Hop culture was born out of this very time period, didn't matter ya race or culture, NYC is one culture for all people.......
That picture on the ad shows a clever and comfortable way to sit on a bench
Karen Black rules!
Back in Black
And she would b a Hollywood near A-Lister by 1974 .
Think she played on room 222
Shut up,!!
Nzo
the end is perfect with whole movie story
Back in the days when there was no security checkpoint at the airport.
And you can just walk into the basement of anyone's apartment building !
Karen Black, desde que la vi en esa pelicula de terror de los 80 tas me es inolvidable esta hermosa mujer y gran actriz, buenisima
Yes she beautiful
BUENÍSIMA, CON TILDE.
@@maribel8256 , que chinchosa
What a great time capsule film months before NYC collapsed into decades of despair.
I love when NYC movies go INTO real buildings, apartments , stores and restaurants !!!!! I love that near empty Pizza Parlour! So plain and ordinary !! And back then, Pizza was 75 cents a slice !
Karen Black. Yes!
Heroin is a bad withdrawal but not anywhere close to methadone I kicked 280 mg of methadone in county and it was 6 months of withdrawal... Also I almost died from seizures and dehydration horrible time... Great movie! ☕🚬
YUCK! Meeting an unknown man on the streets, letting him into your bed without make him taking a shower, at least ????? 😮😮
That was the 70s...
_Way_ Beyond the multiple characterizations below of merely a "gritty" film, I found this extremely well-portrayed little ditty to be a rather disturbing peek into the raw, tragic Reality of hard core junkies 👉 The resulting *La La Landers* Thinking eking-out a fairly meager existence in search of their next fix, while sadly *_lost_* within the complexities of The Urban Jungle..... A Really *_E X C E L L E N T_* performance by Segal, young De Niro in a career-setting role as a street-wise New Yorker, Karen Black indelibly as CLASSIC Karen Black (!!!), and even an unusual, though descriptive bit-part by Paula Prentiss that also carried some equally justifiable "emphasis"!!👌😵💫 = *Thanks Cult Cinema* for this truly worthwhile and very engaging upload, which also had The Perfect Ending!!! 😎
Brilliant thanks 👍
And De Niro's baby momma just had a baby boy..
Baby girl.. Isn't it?
Gran música. fotografia. actuación.Grandes los 70'.Cruda realidad.
ive seen this film and highly recommend it.Very sad but great ending
Can you explain the ending for me? I only see him still being a loser.
@@LauRa-re9un You're right and thats whats important.All through the film its all fun and games until he lands Karen Blacks character in prison.Reality kicks in for the viewer,He is a vile,despicable character in a vile,despicable life
George segal is the star of this movie; these guys were cool in the day. Believe me.
A great film. I wish it had ended differently, but that's the way life is for dope addicts . Great acting all around. Always loved Karen, a real beauty and so sexy. De Niro is the greatest, even back then. He's a natural actor. Only in the movie for a couple of short scenes, but from the first instant he appears in a scene, he looks like he's always been the character . No warming up or anything. First word out of his mouth and you get the feeling he's already been talking for 10 minutes ; he's already in the middle of it. Love New York when it was the place to be . I was 23 and I lived there at the time . That New York is gone, it's become plastic, just a shadow of what it was and a dream of what it could be . I'd never go back . Gonna be watching this again soon. The New York movies of the 70s were the best. Two good examples : "Mean Streets" and "Taxi Driver". It's a long list.
I will agree with you but - I think the script STINKS . It's like they had EVERYTHING you need for a GREAT movie and they half baked it! The RAW GRITTY NYC of 1970 is SUBLIME and DAZZLING and DIRTY! I love when he walks into the barely there PIZZA parlour that leads to that HORROR MOVIE basement full of addicts! I remember when Pizza Parlors had those Grape and Orange drink machines that swished the fluid around! LOL. And nobody buys a CUP of Coke with ice anymore-- it's all self serve bottles or cans now. Also the outside movie theaters!! So wonderful and exciting !
P.S. How lovely were Karen Black & Paula Prentiss?
George Segal in drag. Now I have seen everything.
Have you seen Robert De Niro in drag on SNL Cat Lady skit? 🤣🤣🤣
I think Gary Oldman in the movie True Romance might have channelled Segal's J.
WOW!… What a movie!… absolutely gripping, and intriguing right the way through!
Yeah it's actually a good movie
It's the first time I've seen this movie and as I would expect, the acting was terrific. What I can't figure out though, is what the point of the movie was. It was like starting a book at page 100 and stop reading 50 pages from the end. Not sure what to make of it. I mean what, living an addict's sucks? dealing with crooked cops sucks? What was the story here? There's no real beginning to this movie and no end either. Acting superb, story terrible!
I will agree with you . But I will add : the NYC locations with REAL interiors (apartments , restaurants , the sparse pizza parlour that lead to the deathly basement, , the EXTERIOR movie marques w/ "Sudden Terror" - a VERY VERY minor cheap horror movie - but MY GOD : LOOK at the fanfare and display !!) ..FANTASTIC to see NYC in the Raw circa 1970 when this was filmed ! And oh "Lauren Bacall in Applause" - a friggin MUSICAL . She can sing ? LOL. Script = One Star . Locations = 10 Stars !
P.S. Karen Black & Paula Prentiss look LOVELY HERE ! 💋
@@LannieLord yes, I definitely agree with you on that!
Sono totalmente d'accordo con te. 👍
Segal's comic sensibilities come thru in this film in a couple different scenes...pretty nice considering the sober messaging of the subject matter
Finde ich genial, daß man sich die Synchronisation aussuchen kann!
karen black she was very nice.
Very impressive upload! Thanks for sharing. Great acting, soundtrack, cinematography
Der Hoteldirektor aus Pretty Woman als junger Pimp 😅genial. ❤
Wow...and the music is stellar
gritty and fine acting
2024 mirando está película desde Argentina
Excelente película de George Segal. GRACIAS CCC‼
Obrigado pela postagem! 👏👏👏
Les années 70' règnent. Très bon film qui était jusqu'à présent passé sous mes radars. Hight level sur tout les tableaux. A voir absolument . Super fin. A vous de voir ce qui en sera pour J.J ? 😢 😅 ou... Enjoy. 😊.
Good film
R.deniro legendary actor
👊🔥
DeNiro is “family” right Don?!?!
@@CultCinemaClassics oh yeah 👊🔥
Yeah, he is.... a legend in his own mind.
Lol and Burt Young ... Paulie from Rocky! Great film thanks for the upload :o)
There's also this great 1981 movie called 'The Thief' with James Caan playing the lead role, if you could upload it, that would be amazing!!!
Multiple language tracks - NICE !!
Danke!Guter Film!L.G.!
😮 ¡Muy buena película! Excelente performance de los Actores. ¡#Bravo#!
Thanks for this. I had never seen it. Good film
Great movie
70s best yrs of my crazy life😎😎😎
Ahhh.....I miss the 70's. When you could steal a beautiful girls car, get caught by the beautiful girl, and wind up getting layed.😅