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I really enjoyed this episode, but I still think the best thing about it is that it made me look up The Wicked Lady which it turns out is an amazing film. (The 40s one, the remake obviously I won't go near as it's a Cannon film.)

The kids were local,kids they found in Alabama, not professional child actors.

Dill is based on Truman Capote, Harper Lee’s childhood friend.

Among its other wonderful characteristics, I think this is one of the best movies that reflect a child’s view of the world.

Wonderful reaction. I never expect younger reviewers to appreciate such old films. It's a pleasant surprise.

Ain’t no cure for rabies . It use to be called hydrophobia back in the late 1800s to early 1900s because when a animal or human has it they can’t drink water they seem afraid of it

Now watch Spice World, a blatant ripoff of Hard Day's Night with the Spice Girls getting ready for a concert.You'll see why a Hard Day's Night is a masterpiece and Spice World, to be quite charitable, isn't.

My favorite contemporary review of the movie said it's "The Citizen Came of jukebox musicals." It is the best of their films. Beatlemania.

Don't go in the water. Your knowledge of film makes your review much better than others I've seen. Also appreciated the trivia.

Ive never heard a good audio version before, much more effective with the sound up. As for the program, I was eleven at the time. I loved it. But I realised it was fake at the time..I'd already seen Hellraiser by-then.

George Harrison financed Monty Python's Life of Brian and Time Bandets and 21:49 he appeared as one of the people in the crowd under Brians window in Life of Brian

Another one to consider is Tyrone Power , Marlene Dietrich, Charles Laughton in the BRILLIANT Witness for the Prosecution! Cracking courtroom drama. Also 12 Angry men x

Wow, at last someone who's watching old films! This is Cary Grant at his best, lol. You must watch films called, cary Grant is hilarious in His Girl Friday, Cat and Canary, the Road th Rio films. Oh god the list is endless.

I've always thought Peter Lorre was an absolutely incredible actor, ever since i saw his role in Fritz Lang's 'M' -- he did drama just as handily as he did comedy, even into the 1960s when he teamed up with Vincent Price for a few of Roger Corman's movies. I keep meaning to watch him and Sidney Greenstreet pair up as leads in 'The Mask of Demetrios'

I'd recommend "Midnight Express " 1978....very well Done

This film is on my annual watch list. This is considered one of the last screwball comedies. Barbara’s Judy Maxwell is so accident causing prone. Hilarious.

This was very cool. Thank you!

I was a teenager when this came out. It was very common for people to say, "Don't trust anyone over 30". So I guess this was "what if we got rid of everyone over 30?"

Please watch Help!!!!! It's brilliantly zany!

Love the 80’s feel and the production value is SPOT ON. I thought,like you, when people get angry the frequency feeds off of it which is why those people are taken. (Have to admit I love your reaction to the jump scare 😉) Bravo for being a supporter and bringing to light this series by a fledgling production company. We need to support more grass roots/smaller budget projects.

"There's TWO Doctors now, I'm so confused." ...my guy, there are at least SEVENTEEN of them.

Ncuti is such a physical actor that seeing what he could do confined to a single position was a treat.

LUCY LETBY IS INNOCENT!!

Hi Marty just found your channel. jaws is an all time favorite film I saw it when I was 5 or 6 when my parents were watching it. U mentioned that in this film u still haven’t seen the shark which is really really great. Another film that did this excellently is Predator from 1987. One of the best sci-fi action films starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. U really need to check it out.

You mentioned you like sea shanties. If you haven't heard of them yet the a cappella groups Home Free, VoicePlay, and the Bass Gang have reawakened interest in that style the last few years. Chance of Home Free wrote Skull and Bones for the Ubisoft game and the Bass Gang did their own version of it t add to HF's three.

Interesting that Peter Ustinov played both King Richard and the character you clipped saying, "King Richard"; i.e., Prince John. He's been in a lot of stuff and was also a writer and director. You may have seen him in _Spartacus_ or as Hercule Poirot in, among other things, _Death on the Nile._

Hey Marty, I'm new to your channel. I am enjoying your reactions to some old favorites. I think you would very much enjoy the film Gilda, starring Rita Hayworth.

I'll start of by saying, if at all possible, read the novel or story first, because almost every time, the book contains things not in the movie, and most of the time, the book is better than the movie! There was also a book where one of the sayings was never just anybody over 30. It was a very beautiful movie and the acting was great, at least in my eyes. And there was a TV version but didn't say around long. I have the book and met the writer at a SF convention in Portland.

Wonderful movie. Love the characters.

So love watching these old movies, the wonderful dialogue, fabulous characters/stars and the memories they evoke. Absolutely love the way you react to movies, simply the best. Used to watch black and white movies when I was growing up and spent many a Sunday afternoon watching back-to-back movies the entire afternoon, and then the late night movie if my parents let me stay up. Really appreciate the way you present and the commentary. Brilliant. 💙

Farrah Fawcett went on after _Charlie's Angels_ to receive some Golden Globe and Emmy nominations, including for battered women in _Extremities_ and _The Burning Bed._

You hear a whole lot of great compliments to all of the characters and I literally adore ALL of them. Those compliments are legit. I do wish hooper got a little more love, though, at least in terms of merch.

Mockingbird Mockingbird Mockingbird!

the one place where there was supposed to be a sub-station and wasn't - is the most realistic thing about this whole movie lol

I saw this in the theater when I was 7 years old . There was no PG-13 back then. I remember I was so scared to get in the water for about a year lol. Times were different back then. Fantastic movie one of my all-time favorites

Read the book it's far better. It's a a great movie yes, but the detail in the book is so much better

Another great film to watch, Marty is "Patterns" (1956) starring Van Heflin and Ed Begley. It is a film that stands the test of time because little, if anything is any different people wise today than when it was made. Written by Rod Serling. It is on RUclips at present.

Hey, great reaction. In terms of personal enjoyment and fascination, this film is easily in my top 5. I love everything about it, from the religious tension and the more "creepy" elements to the musical and visual aesthetics. Despite the budget issues and attempt to "bury" the film, I guess the gods intervened. Shaffer and Hardy really caught lightning in a bottle, like that amazing ending shot with the Wicker Man's head falling to reveal the sun blazing behind it. There's so much to revisit and appreciate; what a gem!

I wish I had of studied this book in the late 60's. I only studied Lord of the Flies.

The woman reporter who asks Ringo "Are you a mod or a rocker?" was Marianne Stone. She had bit parts in many British films and television series from the late 1940s through to the 1970s. "The 39 Steps" (Kenneth More version, woman behind desk), "Venetian Bird" 1952 (Woman walking by as John Gregson is taking peoples' photos)..... many of the Carry On films, tons more. She is virtually unrecognisable in "A Hard Day's Night" from her earlier film appearances as she had undergone drastic nose surgery. Another classic film that it would be great to see you cover is "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning" (1960) Norman Rossington is in that one too. A classic.

Fun fact: the writer regretted writing Jaws and became a shark conservationist. And Spielberg regrets the negative impact it had on the shark populations.

Thunderbirds are go!

she didn't like the flashing red lights

Mockingbird.

Read the book. It was required of all students in 7th grade in my school in New York, back in the 1960s. Beautifully written. The author, Harper Lee, was a childhood friend of Truman Capote, who was the inspiration for the character of Dill.

Yes its a book. My sister read the book and the film became one of my sisters favorite movies. She loved that the film and story is told from the childrens point of view. Excellent movie ☺☺