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Welcome to the Film Student Club RUclips channel, a place where we talk about upcoming movies and movies of old. I'm here to share quick thoughts on any new releases while trying to build a friendly and welcoming community of people who want to share their thoughts on movies as well.
My Favorite Things From Rebecca(1940)
This week I share my favorite things from 1940's Rebecca.
00:00 - Introduction
00:39 - Credits
01:09 - 6th Favorite Thing
01:50 - 5th Favorite Thing
02:45 - 4th Favorite Thing
03:07 - 3rd Favorite Thing
04:04 - 2nd Favorite Thing
05:18 - Favorite Thing
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00:00 - Introduction
00:39 - Credits
01:09 - 6th Favorite Thing
01:50 - 5th Favorite Thing
02:45 - 4th Favorite Thing
03:07 - 3rd Favorite Thing
04:04 - 2nd Favorite Thing
05:18 - Favorite Thing
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My Favorite Things From Pinocchio(1940)
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This week I share my favorite things from The Wizard of Oz. 00:00 - Introduction 00:49 - Credits 01:12 - 5th Favorite Thing 03:32 - 4th Favorite Thing 04:56 - 3rd Favorite Thing 06:30 - 2nd Favorite Thing 07:19 - Favorite Thing Vox video link: ruclips.net/video/IS1hCSsmH1E/видео.htmlsi=c29c1S7AbYM5vJnM Follow me below Instagram film_student_club Letterboxd letterboxd.com/filmstud...
My Favorite Things From Mr. Smith Goes To Washington(1939)
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This week I share my favorite things from Mr. Smith Goes To Washington. 00:00 - Introduction 00:44 - Credits 01:22 - 8th Favorite Thing 02:05 - 7th Favorite Thing 03:38 - 6th Favorite Thing 04:35 - 5th Favorite Thing 05:14 - 4th Favorite Thing 05:38 - 3rd Favorite Thing 06:34 - 2nd Favorite Thing 07:40 - Favorite Thing Follow me below Instagram film_student_club Letterboxd letter...
My Favorite Things From The Wizard of Oz(1939)
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This week I share my favorite things from The Wizard of Oz. 00:00 - Introduction 00:42 - Credits 01:04 - The Introduction of The Supporting Cast 02:18 - The Death of The Witch 02:40 - The Makeup 02:58 - The Physicality of The Actors 03:34 - The Tornado Sequence 04:18 - The Transition From Sepia Tone To Color 05:02 - The Music. In Particular The Songs. 06:29 - Judy Garland Follow me below Instag...
My Favorite Things From The Mad Miss Manton(1938)
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This week I share my favorite things from The Mad Miss Manton. Go and follow as she was the one who recommended this wonderful movie silverscreensass 00:00 - Introduction 00:49 - Credits 01:48 - Peter and Harold's Awkward Moment 02:48 - Officer Singing A Song/James Burke Appreciation 04:09 - Henry Fonda Being A Total Simp 05:10 - Communism Retorts That Bookend The Film 05:40 - Me...
My Favorite Things From Faust(1926)
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Today I share my favorite things from Faust, a German expressionist film from 1926. 00:00 - Introduction 00:45 - Credits 01:08 - Opening Sequence And The Costumes 01:56 - The Devil Towering Over A Town 02:25 - Words Materializing On A Contract 02:40 - The Traveling Sequence 03:48 - Faust Summons Mephisto 05:11 - The Use of Light And Shadows Follow me below Instagram film_student_c...
My Favorite Things From Dead End(1937)
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My Favorite Things From Dead End(1937)
My Favorite Things From Modern TImes(1936)
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My Favorite Things From Modern TImes(1936)
My Favorite Things from The 39 Steps(1935)
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My Favorite Things from The 39 Steps(1935)
My Favorite Things From Bride of Frankenstein(1935)
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My Favorite Things From Bride of Frankenstein(1935)
My Favorite Things from Two Monks(1934)
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My Favorite Things from Two Monks(1934)
My Favorite Things From Godfather Mendoza (1934)
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My Favorite Things From Godfather Mendoza (1934)
My Favorite Things From It Happened One Night (1934)
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My Favorite Things From It Happened One Night (1934)
My Favorite Things From The Invisible Man(1933)
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My Favorite Things From The Invisible Man(1933)
My Favorite Things From Scarface(1932)
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My Favorite Things From Scarface(1932)
My Favorite Things From Frankenstein(1931) and Dracula(1931)
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My Favorite Things From Frankenstein(1931) and Dracula(1931)
My Favorite Things From The Public Enemy(1931) and Little Caesar(1931)
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My Favorite Things From The Public Enemy(1931) and Little Caesar(1931)
My Favorite Things From All Quiet on the Western Front(1930)
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My Favorite Things From All Quiet on the Western Front(1930)
My Favorite Things From Man with a Movie Camera(1929)
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My Favorite Things From Man with a Movie Camera(1929)
My Favorite Things From The Passion of Joan of Arc(1928)
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My Favorite Things From The Passion of Joan of Arc(1928)
My Favorite Things From Metropolis(1927)
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My Favorite Things From Metropolis(1927)
My Favorite Things From A Page of Madness(1926)
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My Favorite Things From A Page of Madness(1926)
My Favorite Things From The Phantom of the Opera(1925)
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My Favorite Things From The Phantom of the Opera(1925)
My Favorite Things From Battleship Potemkin(1925)
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My Favorite Things From Battleship Potemkin(1925)
My Favorite Things From He Who Gets Slapped(1924)
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My Favorite Things From He Who Gets Slapped(1924)
My Favorite Things From Safety Last!(1923)
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My Favorite Things From Safety Last!(1923)
My Favorite Things From Nosferatu(1922 film)
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My Favorite Things From Nosferatu(1922 film)
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name of music
“Its A Sin” from the Pet Shop Boys
If you thought the fox's design was disturbing and uncanny in this version just take a look at the 2022 CGI remake version which in my opinion is my least favorite design ever and I love foxes and Honest John in this version. Thanks for making this video by the way of one of my favorite Disney animated films.
I totally forgot that we got a live action version of the Fox a couple of years ago. I don’t think I’ll be watching that anytime soon haha.
The Muppet version is more accurate.
The book is better.
This is one of my all time favorite World War 1 movie.
It was a really good movie with some underrated action sequences. People don’t talk enough about the aerial combat scenes.
This film is one of my childhood favorites. I saw a documentary about horror movies and some of the movie directors were scared of some moments of this film. I never was scared of anything in this film.
How about a video of what you didn't like about Pinocchio?
For the most part I want this channel to be a celebration of old films. I want to give people a place to talk about these old movies that they like. If I don’t like a movie, I just don’t cover it. I feel like if people want great film criticism they can find it in the numerous RUclips channels out there that do it better. Maybe down the line I’ll do film criticism videos but in my own different way.
Perhaps that would be a great idea for a video about the live action/CGI remake
You should read the book. There are a lot more scenes and characters.
I'll have to check it out to see how much this movie and the other ones depart from the book.
@@filmstudentclub the 1978 version is the most accurate. You can find it on RUclips.
The 1978 version is the most accurate. You can find it on RUclips.
When I was 8/9, my Grandma gave me a 1914 edition of Pinocchio which I treasure. I am grateful I learned about Pinocchio from sources other than Disney.-)
@@richardranke3158 you should watch the 1978 version. It’s almost identical to the book.
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wow. the x’s. very insightful. genius
The first thing to like about this movie is the incredible performance of stage actor Paul muni. He gives a blistering performance in the lead role. Next is the top production. Courtesy of billionaire Howard Hughes. This is arguably the greatest gangster movie of all time.
Claire Trevor was an absolute standout in her only scene . it`s the shortes Oscar nominated performance ever and absolutley deserved.
Yes. Totally agree!
The crofter peeking in the window as his wife talks to Hannay, gave you a clue that he would be a betrayer. Spooky sort. You could see it in his eyes as she awoke to warn Hannay of the approaching police car.
I love this movie
Definitely the first sequel ever made that's actually better than it's predecessor ❤
I agree. I was a little down on the first but I was totally into this one.
*MY №1 ALL-TIME FAVORITE MOVIE!*
The 39 Steps really did lay the groundwork for other exciting spy thrillers! Great video 😊 will you be covering any other Hitchcock movies?
@beccaandrews3160 Interesting thing, I was actually updating my list this weekend with more Hitchcock films. I’m not sure which ones will resonate with me but if they do then I will definitely cover them
Such a classic gangster film! It also stars Osgood Perkins, father of Tony Perkins, of Psycho fame. Tony's eldest son is Oz, a talented filmmaker in his own right ❤
Oh wow. I’m enjoying people comment with little tidbits about the movies I watch so thank you for this!
A favorite I don't get to see often! Shocking scene with Bogart and Marjorie Main!
Aw yes! I didn't expect that scene. I should've mentioned it in the video.
Always loved this one! Everything about it!
It’s interesting your 5th favorite thing is “physicality of the characters”, and the clips you used as examples (both the Tin Man and the Scarecrow) came from musical-pieces that would have been choreographed by th oreographer, -- yet you never mentioned who choreographed the piece!! NOR who wrote the music!! (Your number 3!) - NOR who music-directed (teaching so music to the actors and working with them on style and perfecting it-- these are OFTEN overlooked and under credited positions, MOST-especially in musicals.
You’re spot on. Going forward I will credit the choreographer and the people who wrote the music. I do that for the writer and cinematographer so there should be no reason why I shouldn’t have done that for the people you mentioned. Thank you for your feedback.
I watched this movie the other day for the first time in years. And I agree with you, the Lion is easily the worst character. Didn't creep me out at all, he just sucked lol. You want creepy, go pick an apple off one of those trees >:).
Haha, I'm glad I'm not the only one on this hill about the lion.
really fun to watch and great analogy ;-)
Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it!
This is the best film version of Gaston Leroux's novel, and Lon Chaney, Sr. was the best Phantom! The only version I felt came any where close was the Broadway Musical and the film version. I liked the 1943 and 1962 Versions. I never saw the 1936 Chinese Version, "Song at Midnight." I didn't like the "Rock Opera" Version, "Phantom of the Paradise." I liked in the video how they dubbed in the music from the Broadway play! The 1925 Version w/ Lon Chaney, Sr. is still the best movie version!😂😂
I love these.
Thank you 😃
@@filmstudentclub You're very welcome.
I live an old horror movie They used to be on all the time in the 70s.
Definitely my favourite part of the movie is the way the villain reveals himself _"which finger .. [...] you're sure it's not this one?"_ One of the greatest scenes in all cinema. But I love the whole film, the shot choices and cinematography are perfect, it is such a beautiful looking film, I have it on blu-ray and could watch it again and again
I agree. I was pleasantly surprised by the relative early reveal that he was the villain but the film didn’t lose any momentum. It was still thrilling.
I love this movie. I think that Robert Donat should've gotten Best Actor for this (or, at least, shared with Victor McLeighan, who won Best Actor for his movie The Informer). While I think that he deserved the one he got, for Chips, in Goodbye Mr. Chips, I believe that Clark Gable should have gotten it as Rhett Butler, in Gone With The Wind (or, at least, they should have shared it). There are too many things that I like about this movie, to give you one of my favorite things, in particular (without doing disservice to all of the others), I really liked the scenes with Mr. Mystery, who, is an integral part of this film, and, in particular, the one in which he's dying & has to give the Secret Government Info he had to memorize, before he finally dies. One thing that was a puzzle to me was the scene about The Missing Tip Of The Finger of The Bad Guy (I didn't know if the actor had this or if it was A Stand-In or A Trick Of Photography, especially since, in other videos, I found out that Certain People With Missing Limbs, etc., in Real Life, were sometimes hired as Stand-Ins in these scenes). Let me know what you think & if you know.
I really liked this movie as well. Its one of my favorites from the 1930's. As for the missing finger tip, I believe it was a combination of trickery and a stand in because based on my brief research I couldn't find anything about the actor missing a finger which I feel like would be some sort of trivia. I also looked at pictures of his hands from other movies(including one where he is older) and it looks like he doesn't have any missing finger tips. I could be wrong though because I briefly researched it.
@@filmstudentclub Thank You for your comment & answering me. Did you see The Original Movie, The Man Who Knew Too Much? With Leslie Banks, Edna Best & Peter Lorre? I think that it's so much better than The Remake (Trivia - it's the only film that Alfred Hitchcock made twice - I usually stump people on that one). I do like both, but, I prefer The First One. Let me know what you think
Oh, I didn’t know he remade it. I’ll have to check out to compare both films and see which one I prefer. I will say that Peter Lorre will be tough to replace because he’s just too good.
@@filmstudentclub I'm glad that I could be of some help & put you on to it. I think that RUclips has it on for free (there might or might not be some Ads - it's been awhile since I have seen it - there's a slight bit of Mystery, but, be quick, If you like to guess, because, like The 39 Steps, it's revealed quite early in the film). I like both films, because, there are some differences. The Original is a much more fast-paced film, even though it doesn't have the Classic Doris Day singing Que Será, Será.
Probably my favorite Murnau film (either this or The Last Laugh). There's a really cool mini "documentary" where the actress who plays Gretchen reacts to some scenes from the film and recounts her experiences. I think it was made in the 80s or so. Definitely worth checking out
I think it might be my favorite Murnau film as well. I walked away very impressed by this movie on a technical level. I'll have to see if I can find the mini documentary to check it out. Thank you for the recommendation.
Had relatives who would often mention this 🎥:)
We went to see the Georgio Moroder scored version.
That must’ve been a cool experience!
@@filmstudentclub it was, people laughed at Rottwang's name...
Wow i didn't know there was a original version of this
Yep and there’s also a television movie from 1979.
Such a poorly understood masterpiece of a book.
Man it’s crazy that this film was lost in part and the remains clips were found in an asylum.
Satanismo en estado puro 😮
Wow 😲. Not someone I want to see in my dreams or nightmares.😊
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And for the most part it was REAL. The clock scene with Lloyd was a set tho. And as far as climbing stuff, Lloyd was missing 2 or 3 fingers on one hand! Amazing. Talk about being in shape!
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Ah, the legendary John Barrymore.
I always wondered how Annabella Smith happened to get stabbed in the back while she was sleeping in Hannay’s apartment!
Now I'm going to think about this whenever I watch the movie haha.
From MPV the phone call after. May be the killers didn't want to murder an innocent man unless he's been informed by the spy lady. The 1978 version is good reference.
@@HezarDastan-qu2xk what’s MPV?