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PLEASE, you, and EVERYONE, if you haven't already, embrace the One True Only God YHWH Jehovah, Only One Jesus Christ His Only Begotten Son and Lord and Savior of our souls and the Only One Holy Spirit. God is good. God is love. Jesus is Lord! Jesus IS coming. Your soul depends on it! I have seen God act in my life. He saved my soul, changed my heart, changed my mind, helped people through me, took care of people in my life, people I hurt before I found God. God is the only reason I was able to reconcile with my dad before he died. God worked through Jesus Christ to save our souls. Jesus Christ died on the cross for our sins. Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus, and that God raised Him from the dead and you will be saved. Be baptized in The Holy Spirit, and if He wills, water as well. Repent of your sins, accept God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit into your heart, that Jesus Christ died on the cross for your sins. For God so loved the world that He gave His only Begotten Son Jesus Christ, that all who believe on Him shall not perish but have eternal life. Jesus Christ is The Way, The Truth and The Life. No one comes to the Father Jehovah God but through Him. Not long after I got saved I prayed to God for help understanding the Holy Bible, and that same day someone knocked on my door asking me if I wanted to understand the Bible. The Holy Bible says, "love thy enemy", "turn the other cheek", "If your enemy is hungry, feed him", "if he is thirsty, give him a drink", "pray for those who persecute you", "do not repay evil for evil". LORD willing, all humans may commit sin of almost every kind (gay, straight), and that's wrong, and all humans sin, as God tells us through the The Holy Bible, "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and all are justified freely by His grace through the redemption that came by Christ Jesus." The Holy Bible also says, "If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness.", "Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you." and, “For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you, but if you do not forgive others their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses."

This movie was so good and the twist was great. I don't agree with your review at all!

"In fact, in this movie it feels like a requirement: several things seem to have happened as the movie begins that didn't happen in Generations: Picard was captured by the Borg, Worf has his own ship and LeForge doesn't have his visor...for reasons?" What are you blethering about, Picard was captured by the Borg in the original TV series (Best of Both Worlds Parts 1 & 2), Worf was re-stationed to Deep Space 9 after Generations and had command of The Defiant ... LeForge ... visor ... big deal!!!

I watched this movie soooo many times on VHS growing up. Was pleasantly surprised watching it now, more than twenty years later, that it is every bit as good as I remembered it. Roger Deakins is truly the GOAT

This channel needs some LDS

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It was a studio mandated ending. Glenn Close fought against it, but test audiences were disappointed that there was no final confrontation. It was the "Madame Butterfly" ending. As Dan had grabbed a knife during one of their encounters, Alex uses that knife to take her own life. The police show up and take Dan away. Beth finds a tape that essentially gives Dan an alibi as Alex says she is going to take her own life. I get that the ending is a little bit of a Slasher Movie trope, but it works for the general audience. :D I like both endings, but from a storytelling perspective, the Madame Butterfly ending is a stronger narrative choice.

Seems like you experienced the same exasperation as Jeanne. 🤔

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This is much my favorite Western. What I like most about it is the way people's back stories can be discerned without being explicitly spelled out. For instance, in the scene where Rans asks Halley to read from a book and she is ashamed that she cannot. Pete and Nora also display shame at her illiteracy. Think how much that tells us. She addresses them by their first names, but they raised her. They were responsible for her education and were unable too fulfill that. Halley herself must have been orphaned as a young girl and Pete and Nora took her in and raised her as their own. We can see all of that just from the downcast looks they give when she is embarrassed. I think that is terrific movie making. One time, Orson Welles was asked who some of his influences had been as a director. He replied, "I'm partial to the old masters. By which I mean John Ford, John Ford, and John Ford."

The 1979 theatrical version was essentially unfinished. If that's what you saw, you saw the worst version of the film. The sfx came in late and there was no time to edit it, so all of it was spliced in. This means that all character development was cut out. The version that was released a couple of years ago is closer to what Wise intended. Which version did you watch?

Saw it when it was released on the big screen

Thank you for bringing this film to our attention. I've known of this film for such a long time but failed to get around to watching it. I guess I felt the subject matter didn't matter because I was too young to appreciate it. But now, at nearly 70 years old I guess it's time I watched it. I liked your comments. Thank you. L/s

Not a bad review for someone who doesn't know Chinese history or culture. I love this film for all it's layers. The more you know, the more interesting it becomes. But given the current state of social politics in the US, I'm surprised you chose now to review it. 🙂 ;-) ::POSSIBLE SPOILERS AHEAD:: The main character is Daiyi: "I am by nature a boy..." (gr**ming warning, here.) Chinese Opera was only performed by men. It took years of pain & suffering to become a great performer. The students are being conditioned to endure times of hardship. Xiaolu and Daiyi endure to become a famous actors. Daiyi is renown for his depiction of the concubine in the classic opera: "Farewell My Concubine." (It's helpful to know the story in the actual opera -- it explains a lot. fyi: it's available on RUclips.) Xiaolu thinks Daiyi is taking his female role too seriously. Meanwhile, Juxian is a *real* woman who is also a tragic figure. That's why she's in the story. Next time you watch it, pay attention to the sounds in the background -- you'll hear certain sounds used, repeatedly. They have meaning.

The "Wiz" recommends Lawrence of Arabia??!! Well thank God for that! Perhaps now it'll get the recognition it deserves. (sarcasm).

IMO "The Birds" is OK. It has good performances by Suzanne Pleshette, Rod Taylor and Tippi Henren in that order IMO. It's a shallow picture really but occasional interesting scenes. That's briefly how I see it anyway and I am not really a Hitchcock fan. I have to say however that the scene where the birds start forming behind Tippi Henren when she is smoking is IMO the best scene in the film. It's the suspense starting, the timing, the silence and her suddenly realizing that is masterful for me. It's meant to be surrealistic, surely. It works for me and the scene where Midge finds his former girlfriend dead is very moving. All in all it has its moments.

Thor Love and Thunder felt like a movie for kids. I thought it was entertaining but I can see people's issues with it.

Thanks! Rita & Glenn!!! Gilda (1946) - #3 TCM Clip "He Can't Afford It" ruclips.net/video/CS-ZGe9e9pQ/видео.html

Wow, what a idiotic movie review! 🙂

It’s an accurate representation of 1962, its release. People were more civilized then so their mild flirtation and her tracking him down is the innocence of the time. I think Hitchcock’s best films are Psycho and Vertigo. This one was ok. People weren’t scared of other people back then. Tippi wasn’t an actress of much depth for sure though. I like how it started when she got there so your left with no explanation wondering if she somehow brought it about or what. You’re left to come up with your own conclusions. The Birds II: Land’s End was awful making this look better.

🤣❤ This review is the best! Made my morning! AAaaaahhhhh, birds! Birds! The scenery/town is good, though. You're right. It's a 60+ movie, though, so... 🤷‍♀️ Yeah.

Absolutely AMAZING movie!

Low key in my top 3 Hitchcock movies, his version of "The 39 Steps" is also great and often easy to find.

I wonder how long Wayne hid in that alley to shoot Liberty Valance in the back. What a coward!

Best bond film for 50 years

Constantine was my first adult comic I got into. DC destroyed him when he joined the DC roster. His comic hellblazer Constantine was perfection!

Constantine is my favorite character in the DC animated universe. Matt Ryans live action Constantine TV show was also pretty good.

Joan Crawford,the best!

Amazing movie

I loved that movie. It was so well done.

You guys are obviously carrying on the tradition of MST3K, Elvira, and USA Up All Night.

It's a very entertaining movie, not boring. Was it a bit of camp? Yes, but the overacting and over the top performance of Faye Dunaway carries this movie.

this movie is flawless, a dudebro like you wouldn't get it.

Have heard about this fom.Now eager to see it.

I don't think this film deserves the praise it gets but it's far from bad. This is a good starter Bond movie for newbies.

A 7 year old video with 3 views about a Japanese movie I never heard of, RUclips clearly gets me.

The biggest problem I have with LTK is the motive for Bond to resign is so trite. I know defenders say he was really compelled by Della's death to go rogue but that's vaguely implied. As bad as Die Another Day was, I think Bond's motivation for going rogue made sense and that's being burned and proving his innocence. I would have preferred a mission going wrong, Felix getting injured along the way, and Bond ultimately resigning because the British Government would cut and run. Unfortunately, Bond wasn't given a complex scenario. Despite all that, was the film good? Yeah, it's decent. Sanchez is a decent villain but not engaging, and the action is good. This is basically James Bond done by Cannon Films. So, it's a good action movie but a sub-par Bond movie.

Timothy Dalton embodied Ian Fleming’s Bond. Both films were great, especially “License to Kill” part of which was filmed at Coast Guard Sector Key West. (My first duty station). Dalton was great as a villain in “The Rocketeer”, I have all 3 films on Blu-ray and watching them brings me back when I was a kid. 👍

The biggest aggravation of this film for me is Walken as Zorin. I don't feel that he is ever really allowed to do anything beyond going through the motions. I honestly feel that Grace Jones leaves a far better impression. Walken as a Bond villain and he's entirely wasted, a shame.

This one could have been much better than it was. What's particularly disappointing is the movie doesn't have a memorable villain or henchperson. Brad Whitaker could have been memorable but he doesn't have much screentime and he isn't given anything to do. Things move along at a good pace but little of it is true memorable. Dalton is the one who ultimately saves this movie. Licence To Kill is even less impressive and it's a shame. I love Dalton, he had the looks and the personality of Fleming's Bond. Unfortunately, he never got the scripts he deserved.

The Bond girl is great, she's not Diana Rigg (no one will be I guarantee it), but she is a wonderful Bond girl.

A great road movie with outstanding acting all around. Jack was perfect. This is what life looks like in the Navy.

Cinderella Liberty???

I remember seeing Octopussy in the movie theater when I was a teenager and thinking what a let down it was.

Most of the comedy doesn't bother me too much. But Moore had a great cold moment after the train fight, "And that's for 009." Eyebrow used, pure cold Bond.

It has the second best Bond song...

The trick for watching the corkscrew jump, mute as he jumps.

😂 One wonders how many of these types of oldies you’ve actually seen & if ”9 to 5” and/or ”Tootsie” are amongst them? If so, make a ”contrast & compare” on all three - PLEASE 🙏!

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Interesting review...though I was kind of surprised not to hear some mention of one of the most chilling endings of any movie ever made, unless I missed something in the video? I don't think I agree that having nuclear armed bombers flying around close to the Soviet Union...as envisioned in this film or in Dr Strangelove...falls under categorization of a "well trained militia"...it is much more like actually being at war, just without the final consummation of megadeaths. That is the unique insanity of nuclear war and MAD and going beyond the launch on warning hair trigger as we did in the 1960s...it is just too far beyond any kind of regular "training" that is done outside the context of nuclear war. But, that was not a big part of your review and this is not the place to hash that out..I think your review is mostly spot on. I wish more people would see this film...the central theme of losing control of the systems we create is certainly even more pertinent than it was in the 1960s.👍