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Top Gun sucks.

that original enterprise on its beautiful stand on the background looks really sick btw, nice video :) Really enjoyed it to be honest and i remember days of thunder feeling underwhelming back then...

Cheers for the recommend, will give it a look.

Your mistaken. It made the Movie a classic.

had no idea that a third or even a second film existed and its actually a series, nice review :)

In your humble opinion eh. 🙄

Im just imagining r rated peter jackson making a low budget comeback would be pretty cool

Such a nerd, seen all of these bar the new one! Good recommendations.

Honestly, I kind of love the Frightners. I haven't seen the other movies mentioned, but that's a pretty damn good one.

I was trying to remember this movie 3 weeks ago, so thank you for that

What about Heavenly Creatures?

i remember this, it was a surpise find on the dvd rental back then, it was nice back then mostly everything was nice ,they could be flawed but nice, now everything sucks haha

The Frighteners is a highly under-rated film. Everyone going into it thinking its a horror film and judging it based on that. It was a great story and highly entertaining...Jeffrey Combs never got the recognition he deserved despite showing time and time again that he is a GREAT creepy bad guy.

Might have to give Feebles a second look then. I remember feeling sick.

Then there's the scene where a guy pulls down another guys shorts on the beach 😂

By "alternate ending" I guess you mean "original, intended ending".

I can tell you have never been so

I'm one of the 10 or so people that actually paid to see this movie on opening weekend. I even remember where - it was the Orange Cinedome in Orange County, California. I was the ripe old age of 17. Going into the theater, my friend and I knew this would not be a supernatural movie. Keep in mind though mentioned in your review: they did NOT tell us that the first two scenes were subtitled, and if I didn't know ahead of time that Roy Scheider was in it, I would have presumed it was a foreign film. It was the second time I saw the movie in the theater (co-billed with "The Spy Who Loved Me" in which a title card was inserted at the beginning explaining about the subtitles. Anyways, back to the movie. Now we are past the one hour mark. Well, yes, by this time the storylines fell into place and we could see where this movie was taking us. But come on, what in heck did the title "Sorcerer" have to do with what we were seeing? Then comes that shot where we see the side of the truck. Till the day I die I will never forget the groan that came out of the audience - and nearly all of us said under our breath "it's the name of the TRUCK?" Yes, that was one very deceptive title. The bridge scene had everybody there gasping. But the other reaction I remember so well was the shovel murder. When the blood started spurting out of the guy's neck, the audience was one very big collective EWWWWWWWWW...... which brings me to the one point that nobody has yet addressed. How in hell did this movie manage to get a PG rating? It was positively gruesome in scenes - too gruesome for a PG rating. I guess so few people saw the movie when it first came out that nobody realized it was a PG movie. But yes, the movie did tank at the box office, and most of it was because of this little movie that opened a few weeks earlier called "Star Wars". And it would be YEARS before I would see any kind of a home video release. It was finally released on VHS - but not until something like 1992, and the original DVD release was such a lousy transfer I didn't bother buying it. I waited all the way until the blu ray was released before purchasing a disc version. And it remains one of my favorites. And to think, my friend and I really truly thought time was going to bury that movie and we would be the only two who would remember it. So glad it has been rediscovered and being appreciated once again.

The aliens didn’t accidentally sink a submarine. An alien drone was on a mission of some kind and the sub followed it into a trench. While the captain ignored warnings from other senior officers to abort. They cooked THEMSELVES while trying to cowboy the situation. I don’t think the aliens are inherently benevolent or malevolent. They looked at the nuke as a direct attack. Whether it was going to be successful or not. Most likely not, given the technical superiority of their technology. They probably would have weathered the explosion just fine. They stopped the tsunamis because Bud showed them that humans have the capacity to love one another and other beings such as the aliens. And self sacrifice. Which is something the aliens might not necessarily have it in themselves to do. Showing that humans in a way are a superior species in a spiritual sense.

They didn't back off because of 'love' They backed off because Bud's sacrifice moved them.

The alternate ending was trash. The theatrical version is way more superior.

It's ok to buck ur hoe

Probably the worst take I've ever heard on this movie 😂😂😂

The Visitor uniforms and their ships SCREAM 1980s but I still find them good. And I'm old enough to have seen it when it was broadcast in the UK at the time and thought it was cool, so I don't know what you mean about "Korean knock-off toys".

I loved this as a kid on the 80s.

Antifa ARE the Nazis these days. Have you seen their all black storm trooper costumes? Even the Proud Boys don't LARP that hard.

Antifa are the Nazis........lmao

Antifa .lol.

I saw V when it first came out. I enjoyed when Michael Ironside played Ham Tyler, the CIA connection.

But you right "Independence Day " and "V" .But just stick the original "V" mini series , and "The Final Battle " .And you should read the book from "V" .if could find along side , DC comics "V" where Donavan looks like a gunfighter in it ,and leas a Resistance Hero .well like Donavan was badass our side .

You kinda missed out the eighties right , cause "V'' was about something else .and was great NBC back in they day .But it's dated ,and the story is not old at all , and would been they rebooted "V" from the eighties .like there is lot of eighties cheesiness here , I mean you point here .But its good you finally seen for a kid your age , But maybe you should read the book on "V'' ,which was adoption the show into a book .And DC made into a comic book too ,which came when the tv show came on .And "V" came on before "Miami Vice " , it kinda this thing before TGIF Fridays on ABC .

The first Mini Series was excellent. Final Battle wasn't great, and the TV Series set after the Final Battle is best to be avoided at all costs. Never watched the remake. Final Battle suffered when Kenneth Johnson was dumped after the initial mini series.

Funny, if you wouldn't have reverted to insulting Republicans I'd have subbed. Good content, absolutely no need to instantly alienate most of your potential audience.

I have picked up the original series and the Final Battle on DVD. I plan to pick up the tv series soon. I also tried the reboot. I did not finish it and will not be buying it.

The original ending bookends the film nicely. Keeps it all at sea. The new ending it’s like starting a whole new movie. Nuclear paranoia was waning in the last 80’s or at least it wasn’t such a novel idea that we were going to destroy ourselves that Cameron had to hit us over the head with it. That being said, I thought the original ending was kind of lame. The same movie probably could have been made without aliens.

Great review.

Great video, it's convinced me I should add V to my watch list! I've known about the original V for a long time, but didn't realize it would still be relevant in how it depicts the various forms of resistance. Some of the details mentioned in this video surprised me!

If you want a good allegory movie nuclear bomb movies go watch godzilla it has a giant radioactive mutated lizard wrecking cities and crap

I dont think its better. But it is still good. I may be a bit biased though just because of what happend to Timothy hutton and cant stand new things but its honestly not bad. I agree that once Nate started drinking again his character went downhill a bit. I do love how since hardison was gone they had eliot still get texts and fight with him over messages and through breanna his sister. Im not the fondest of harry as i still dont understand what his job even is, but hes alright

I'm so glad that all those people who lended talents to this movie are finally put to rights by someone with no disernable talent. Good work man!

Amazing video! Love your wit and seriousness.

Enjoyed 2007 far more than the 2015 version

I know nothing of the book, but imo agent47 is better than hitman(2007). It also reminded me of Terminator1 in parts. We all like different styles, this is only my preference. Neither is awesome tho, but both ok to watch. No movie ever lives up to any book version. Why? ...coz u personally create the visuals in your own head , which is different to everyone elses visualizing. Its personal, so no movie will ever come close to your personal creative imagination, which reflects your own choices.

Your fat

I think it is just as good as the original! I totally agree that Nate was definitely the weakest link on the old show and I LOVE Harry so so much. It's still such a silly, fun show about taking down the rich and my absolute favorite.

I agree with you. Was trying to put into words why I prefer the theatrical release but you hit the nail on the head

I agree with you. I watched this as a kid. I think it is a much better movie with the mystery of the theatrical cut. It leaves the viewer to contemplate what we couldn't see.

The alternate ending is the theatrical ending, actually. 😂 The original ending ALWAYS was intended to happen, and ILM was working on it but they weren't unable to finish it on time.

I watched both versions on VHS, widescreen and fullscreen. Much preferred the extended cut every time even at 12 years old. In fact I’m not even sure if I watched the theatrical again after seeing the extended one.

Great movie - funny and entertaining.