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5. unforgiven 4. young guns 3. tombstone 2. the good, the bad and the ugly 1. rio bravo. runner up for variety the quick and the dead

A friend of mine is the Transportation Coordinator for some networks/studios. His job is finding and providing vehicles for tv shows and movies. Pretty cool job!

😂…Spaceballls was my introduction to Aliens AND Star Wars 😬

Jurassic Park Jeep/tour vehicles, doc time machine, ecto1a, ban 1 (trans am) , astro martin (James bond)

as someone that lives in a motorhome… i’m gonna have to add the Eagle 5 from Spaceballs and the EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle from Stripes 😁

A ‘favorite director’ for me means i will watch anything they do. even if i don’t care about the actors or the genre. Almost all of the mentioned directors fit that criteria for me. a couple honorable mentions. Nancy Meyers. not blockbusters but she’s a fantastic story teller that gets great/unexpected performances from actors. much like Wes Anderson, she has her very specific bag of tricks but i always want to see each permutation. The Holiday is an annual watch for us. and Gore Verbinski as one of the most genre-breaking storytellers. his range is impressive. The Ring. Mousehunt. The Mexican. The Cure for Wellness. Rango. The Weatherman. Lone Ranger. and of course, Pirates of the Caribbean. next to Spielberg, i think he’s the most versatile +1 on a Iron Giant live action. but i’d like to see JJ Abram’s helm it with Brad Bird heavily involved. i think JJ approaches remakes with a reverence to source material. and Super8 shows he can get decent performances out of kids. 😁

Mini-Mike should replace the Dookie Award going forward..

1. Jim Jarmusch 2. Gus Van Sant 3. Sofia Coppola 4. Wes Anderson 5. Paul Thomas Anderson These are the top 5 I'm into right now. All time top five would be totally different

Jim revealing on camera that he can create lens flares with his bare hands was pretty impressive.

1. Steven Spielberg 2.Jon Favrearu 3.Haywood Miyazaki 4.Wes Anderson 5.Tim Burton

Why doesn't this channel have more subscribers? Great stuff.

Can we take a moment to admire the vintage voltmeter that’s the size of a portable TV from the 80’s?

That’s quite the name you gave that bronze piece of cinema history 😂

Congrats on 100 subs! Love your show. Keep it going guys!

dont see this hitting 100 subs...

To me, The Abyss is James Cameron's Close Encounters of the Third Kind. No matter how you look at it, The Abyss showed that Cameron is just as great at cornball storytelling as Steven Spielberg. That said, Cameron proved once and for all that he was a much better storyteller with his next movie, Terminator 2: Judgment Day

I liked this movie quite a lot because of my love of the sea. This is probably my favorite James Cameron movie. It still has the odd dialog moment but it was a solid thriller.

A rare movie where every aspect came together. Design, Heart, likable actors, music, fun! And even at the perfect time. And I’m from ‘69 and was at the perfect age. This movie tattooed my heart.

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The term is "Space Opera."

Good job guys!

Lothar was based off an actual actor of the time, Rondo Hatton (Lothar also appeared in the sequel story ark 'Adventures in New York' graphic novel) If you do any read up on Dave Stevens, you'll learn he's a nut about this era and time and was on the set often to make sure the culture and atmosphere was accurate. Also, the movie failed because it was against T2 but more importantly, Disney saw $$$ in toy sales and shifted from a harder Touchstone Pictures (Owned by Disney) film to Disney and they never knew how to market this so it got lost.

Sooo... I had this idea for quite some time, but which I've had to adjust since the Passing of the Great Alan Arkin. It goes something like... A sequel with Bill Campbell and Jennifer Connelly Years 20 to 30 (?) years later. (They could be together or separated or divorced. (The story works either way...) They have a kid who discovers Peevy's sketches and renderings of the rocket pack improvements in his old workshop. After asking the old timers who he had often heard talking about 'The Rocketeer' in the barbershop and local pub, he begins to believe what he previously dismissed as tall stories. He confronts his parents, who had hidden the truth after what happened to Cliff, and they are forced to admit and confess about their past exploits. They tell him to put it out of his mind because of the danger, but he cannot get over it and starts looking for old newspaper articles and the like. Meanwhile there is a plot to extort money from wealthy engineer Errol Musk (The name is a convenient nod to the first film's Neville Sinclair which was a nod to Errol Flynn...) by kidnapping his infant son. The bulk of the film involves Cliff and Jenny's child mastering the rocket pack (Built by Errol using Peevy's detailed drawings) and eventually foiling the kidnapping of Errol's son. Elon who would later (Not known then of course...) grow up to be greatly fascinated by Rocket technology. 😌

The Duke did the spinning load, in True Grit. With a Winchester 73, maybe. Also, I for one am VERY grateful that the programmer didn't suffer dyslexia.

I’m considering this episode a Birthday gift guys.. ROCKETEER has made dozens of positive personal impacts in my life and being friends with Jim is a prime example. Love the reviews, keep ‘em coming! 👍

And we all wore out our Terminator 2 VHS and then DVD. Now the Blu-ray

The Terminator and T2 were the Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back for my generation. The Terminator is possibly the greatest "B-movie" ever made. By that i mean, it is the greatest low-budget sci-fi ever produced. Some of the effects stand out like a sore thumb. But The Terminator is still a great inspiration for future filmmakers. Cameron showed us what can be possible on a small budget and its freaking amazing. T2 on the other hand is the greatest action movie ever made. Cameron showed us whats possible once youve established yourself in the industry. And its freaking phenomenal. I mean, Linda Hamilton was so great in T2, she made Sarah Connor one of the greatest, strongest, most iconic female roles ever put on film. Her Sarah Connor is right up there with Cameron's own Ellen Ripley in Aliens and Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With The Wind.

Not a movie but a boring documentary.

I legitimately thought that was Kris Kristofferson.

The only other Thanksgiving movie I can think of is 'Dutch' which fittingly, was also written and produced by John Hughes.

These guys had "$cientists" figured out in 1974, long before Covid or "vaccine$. " They want to take over the world!!!

Maybe my favorite movie comedy

::horse sounds::

How is it possible that anyone over about 10 years old has never seen this classic movie?

SEDAGIVE?!!!

Gene Hackman and Gene Wilder were good friends. Hackman wanted to try comedy, and that scene was the result. I think the clock said noon on a cloudy day.

It's a good movie...just not very funny

9:34 "I Can't Remember Which One He Starred In First" The Producers was the first movie that Gene Wilder Starred in, having been released in 1967, Blazing Saddles was released in 1974

The first three Frank films - FRANK, BRIDE and SON - were referenced in YOUNG and make the writing and acting even mpre pointed - and exciting.

It may be a comparatively random aspect of this film to comment upon,but I love that violin score that pops up here and there. So pretty.

Feldman worked with the Pythons before they were Monty Python. He also made two films of his own, THE LAST REMAKE OF BEAU GESTE and IN GOD WE TRUST. He was also in Gene Wilder's SHERLOCK HOLMES' SMARTER BROTHER.

Marty Feldman is in Mel Brooks' SILENT MOVIE, a film everyone forgets about, but it's really good.

Ok, I just stopped watching when you said The Special Edition Star Wars was better than the original release.

Schwartzwalder Kirschtorte is very yummy.

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Big fan of The Faculty! Still need to check out the original Body Snatchers. Love the set up guys!

"promosm"

Shouldn't it be titled " Back to my present? "

You had peanut brittle at my house for Christmas

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