Exploring 2019 After the Fall of New York
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- GoodBadFlicks takes a deeper look into 2019 After the Fall of New York. Directed by Sergio Martino.
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Man, seeing the video posters for these films gives me so much nostaligia. Walking into my local video shop and seeing these covers all over the shelves was like magic to me in the 80s. It was nothing for me to spend an hour wandering around, reading film synopsis the backs of the videos.
Thank you.
The Quentin Tarantino trivia was amazing. I love this channel so much.
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'current cinema is just exploitation with a massive budget', amazingly accurate quote!
Saw this back in the VHS glory days. We knew what we were getting into, as in Euro knock off but the sheer enthusiasm of this flick won us over. One of the best explotation flicks...no doubt.
Love that the commentary talks about movies being about collectibility and yet their first press with the commentary is a bit of a collectors item.
Great video, also Carpenter did not sue the production for Lockout, it was the French lawyers from studiocanal who sued, Carpenter later found out and got a 10k in the settlement, the same Lawyers also wanted to sue Hideo Kojima, and Konami for Metal Gear Solid, but Carpenter was friends with Hideo and declined.
What? Can you, please elaborate this a little more?
StudioCanal owns the rights to Escape from New York, and Carpenter attains some rights to it, when Lockout came out, Lawyers who also represent Carpenter due to whatever shared rights they had wanted to go after the films producer Luc Besson. The Lawyers filed the motion then let Carpenter know they did it
Carpenter said this in a Bloody Disgusting interview, he got a small amount from the millions the lawyers sued Besson for
Man every time I finish watching one of your uploads my first thought is "Shit, now I want more". You're a truly underappreciated RUclipsr. Keep it up, coz you've got me hooked.
Man these posters and covers are awesome, I wish that modern films were like this
No more. Floating heads only.
The She poster looked so frickin beautiful.
Hey, man, I spent half of 2018 on medical leave after a motorcycle accident. I discovered the channel and loved it. It was an actual companion for me as I got better and I honestly enjoyed the passion and dedication you have when making your content. It also pointed me towards several movies I seeked after watching your videos and had a blast with .
I just wanted to say thanks.
Rock on.
Thanks! Hope you had a full recovery :)
love this channel so much!
Oh hey Quinn
Yea just discovering this channel myself.
Ricky Hunt, welcome to the GBF family
Wtaf how gay has the world become get a fucking life people please you scare me.
This is one of the few channels I actively look for new videos and have the notifications turned on for.
Best 1 euro that I have spent is this movie on DVD. Such a classic!!!
2:54 Isn't that the guy that plays Karnak in the movie Endgame: Bronx lotta finale
I absolutely love those old movie posters, like the one of this movie. They were so artistic and beautiful to look at. Nowadays we have photoshopped crap.
Thankfully, not always: some posters tend to be works of art in itself. Still, the problem is that marketing is mostly done via outsourcing. Even trailers are edited by small unrelated firms rather then people close to production and it shows, sometimes actually hurting the film's reception.
80s VHS box art are masterpieces themselves.
That painted poster artwork is so cool and really ignites the imagination that the film can inevitably never match.
PD James was like a real-life dotty Miss Marple type. She was 67 when 2019:ATFONY finally arrived here in the UK in 1987. I'd be amazed if she ever saw it.
You should do Frankenhooker
I really love this channel! You ever thought about doing an "Exploring" on American Werewolf in Paris (1997) or Split Second with Rutger Hauer (1992)?
About Children of men's similarities to this movie, I'd also like to put your attention towards a 1964 novel by Brian Aldiss called Greybeard, which is about a sterile aging population and there is a similar story of people fighting over the last children and pregnant women in a flashback.
"2020 TEXAS GLADIATORS"
Taking bets on when that video's coming out!
when
Still waiting
I loved this movie as a kid! I had a mate in the 80s whose dad owned a video store, and we would watch stuff like this a lot. For the longest time, though, I had forgotten the name of the flick, and kept getting it confused with Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared-Syn (another movie we'd watch). The clearest memory I had of it was that there was a jazz dude with a messed up face playing music as he looked out at a distant city, and some gnarly eye gouging. A few years ago I eventually figured out it was this, and watching it as an adult I was very much HOLY CRAP ALFONSO CUARÓN OBVIOUSLY LIKES THIS MOVIE
Despite its dubious quality, this movie makes me feel like a kid again whenever I watch it. Great stuff.
I KNEW he was going to say TARANTINO before he even said it... :)
I remember George Eastman from Joe D'amato's Antropophagus and Absurd. Nasty but awesome Italo-horror flicks.
Rather surprising for many people who only know him for his exploitation works he acted in very serious dramatic roles, as well. He's in one of my all-time favorite movies In a Moonlit Night (In una notte di chiaro di luna) and he's absolutely great in it.
Children of Men is my favorite film, so I guess technically, this is also my favorite film, I guess. 🤔
Though when you think about it, that woman who's the only one who can breed is gonna have a pretty nasty life - the only hope for the human race is for her to breed every year with different men, while hoping she gets girls who will also be fertile later on...and those girls will be forced to go through the same for generations...
Can anyone say "Breeding farms"?
Some One You somehow made the movie even more of a downer. Congratulations 👏👏👏👏
I literally plan on retiring as Michael Cane's character in that movie. Sept I like tangerine not strawberry. And his wife talks too much! ; )
@@Darkdaej Yeh but, imagine if it was the other way round and only one man was fertile, Breeding Farm suddenly sounds like idealistic utopia. I fuckin love equality!
Children of Men a favorite movie? 🤦🏻♂️
Huzzah! I remember stumbling onto this on our local late night TV (along with Bronx Warriors) when I was a kid and it quickly become a cult classic of mine. In particular I remember Big Apes character design. Always fun to learn more about these kind of old movies!
Loved the Updated Video Clip.... any chance we could see a future review of 1990: The Bronx Warriors, Escape from the Bronx... and similar 1980 Mad Max rip off explotative films
Having to wait until 2019 to do this? I can only imagine how many movies must take place in 2020.
You're really spoiling us with all of these "Exploring" videos.
You're doing the lord's work.
OMFG thanks for mentioning Game Over! this movie had a VHS cover that traumatized me as a kid, where the main character is seen afraid and dirtied on the front and on the back there was a picture of the demented santa clause. Guess I'll have to watch it now that I remember which movie it is.
Sergio Martino is one of my favorite Italian directors. Torso and Your Vice is a Locked Room And Only I Have The Key are amazing.
Hey Man please do a goodbadflicks segment on Omega Doom it's a 1996 sci fi movie starring Rutger Hauer about andriod surviving a post apocalyptic world. Ps all your vids are awesome thanks for all the work you put in them.
I really hope Cecil does more Albert Pyun movies in general. Pyun is an amazing hit-and-miss director with all his cyborgs, androids and vicious gangs.
I just watched this as my first movie of 2019 ... and kicked off my series of movies that are set in 2019 . Thanks for doing this
Hey do a review of Wes Craven’s Swamp Thing (1982)
I somehow can't believe Carpenter was the one responsible for suing Lockout. I bet some lawyer saw some dollar signs and approached Carpenter who probably just said 'Sure, go ahead. As long as you send me a check'. Which is his attitude towards most movie related stuff these days.
I think I saw "Devil Fish" on MST3K
I loved the film so much but I never know the title of the movie and never managed to see the whole movie.
Thanks to you I know the title and I will now try to watch the whole thing.
I found this channel in 2016 sadly I should of seen his older videos when they were first publish because they are now banned in Australia or gone because of copy rights like the pig masked guy with chainsaw but 2019 After the Fall of New York is still their which is great . I enjoy all your videos because im into Exploring videos or videos on the making of a film like day of the dead and such because most of time I prefer hear the person who made it and not reviews or critics tell us the content in the film or bad reasons on hating the film because they didn't know how the film was made or tragic events that happen through out the filming and for what they going for . your Exploring videos I enjoy more because you search how it all got made and tell us how and all sorts of things . all I can say is thank you for this channel to be here
Love that you review these kinda movies, it's so hard to find a channel do what you do.
I wonder if Ernest Cline took the name "Parzival" from this movie considering the book came out in 2011 while this movie is from 1983.
Granted the spelling is different but when spoke they sound the same.
that would be the most obscure thing referenced in the book and the movie combined
@@atsundiunstrun9199 true it would be. But it does make you think.
@@DarkLordDiablos yeah
Love these exploring videos
We will be here when you come back. And you have the love of all of us.
When I was a kid my dad bought the families first VCR, we had to go to a rental place that was far away and was very expensive. 2019 the fall of New York was the first movie we rented to watch on our brand new VHS machine. I remember the movie making me sad and later thinking "he raped her" and being totally confused about what to think of the ending. I watch Children of Men and I still hate it.
To be fair to Children of Men (the book), 2019: After the Fall of New York is hardly the first story involving mass human sterilty. Brian Aldiss covered it in 1964's Greybeard and Arthur C. Clarke touched on it in Childhood's End (1953), though in both those cases the stories were about dealing with the loss rather than finding a solution.
I had a feeling that video clerk was Quentin Tarantino.
7:16 When a movie from years ago makes Game of Thrones look like Eragon XD
GoodBadFlicks always makes my Mondays AWESOME!
Hell yeah.
This day has just in proved.
*P.s thank you for answering my question.*
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11:55 - I *LOVED* Lock Out with Guy Pearce! Now I know why, LOL!
I've loved this film since the day I first watched it. Great to see your take on it.
Luc Besson also ripped-off "Gloria" when he made "The Professional" but he did a great job.
Excellent video Cecil please review Dolls from 1987.
+Chris Beratis
I love that movie! It's definitely one of my favorite killer doll movies. :)
+Junda Mane
Well, I guess you're in luck, because Scream Factory released it on Blu-ray a few YEARS ago! It's still available, Junda.
www.google.com/search?q=dolls+movie+blu-ray&rlz=1C1AOHY_enUS708US708&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi7gbvVjPLfAhWG7oMKHeI2AlgQ_AUI4gEoAA&biw=1164&bih=594
New year, consistently awesome videos! Thanks for the time and research you put into them, you have no idea how much I love all of your videos! Keep up the great work!
I used to go to Video Archives waaaaay back in the day. Quentin Tarantino used to recommend movies to my mom and me. They had a whole section devoted to classic horror and sci-fi from the 50's and 60's. I practically lived in that section.
They later moved from Manhattan Beach to Redondo Beach. One day we went into the new location and they had Reservoir Dogs promo stuff all over the place. My mom asked about it and they said, remember Quentin? Well he got a movie made and we are promoting it. We rented it and... well... I was probably a bit young to fully appreciate it but I remember not hating it at least!
I request an “Exploring Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace” video.
Crazy Marker Films It’s not a flick, though. Good or bad.
That would be great
Sambou Jaiteh Yeah, but it would be awesome.
Why would Garth Marenghi allow people to explore his Darkplace?
Wait so if was rated X and they had to cut stuff dose this mean there’s an uncut version or is it lost
I like the idea of having a GBF review and an accompanying Exploring video. You usually do pretty good production notes on the main videos, but a deeper look is always welcome
Will GBF be doing a review of Glass? It's my 1st must see of 2019, can't wait. :)
Is there a popular mainstream movie that Ebert liked?
Beyond Valley of the Dolls?
@@RomeJordon919entertainment Ha, good one. ;)
Well, he and Siskel praised Halloween. They tried to undo the natural course of its popularity by slamming nearly any slasher after that, but they were among those who brought people in theaters back in the day, although I'm pretty sure word of mouth weighed a bit more.
Cop and a 1/2
My absolute favourite good bad flick!
Your videos are the shit! I wish you had this as your full time job. All your videos rock. You got a golden voice too :)
What about doing one on The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1990?
Its one you haven't done and is the best movie imo.
Agreed
he already did the video ----> ruclips.net/video/mzAcBuwM2b0/видео.html
@@maximo8066 That's for the sequel, not the first film.
@@maximo8066 He has done secret of the Ooze, Out of the shadows and the Turtle Christmas. I am talking about the first movie which is the best and closest to the comics
I mean they aren't wrong in the commentary, there are groups on the internet who only seem to watch movies just to nit pick them to hell even if the nitpicks aren't correct. It's why I love this channel especially the Exploring Series, because it shines light on underrated films and what original intensions films had before studios ruined them
Cecil never disappoints. Love your chanel
Blew my mind about the original French Home Alone!!
The Boondock Saints (1990) or Split (2017)
I am a huge B-FF movie fan. I love your channel. And you got me to watch Running Scared. 👍👍
Would like to see you do Hands Of Steel or as it was called in my counrty Denmark- Querak
8:51 my mind has just been blown
Great Video as always.
I was wondering tho, will you be doing an exploring videos on Battle Royal 1 & 2?
I would be interested to hear what you think on the two films and anything you can dig up about how they was made.
I've just got into these classic 'Exploitation' flicks recently, I've seen *2019: After the fall of New York* / *Deathrace 2000* / *Cherry 2000* and others, and I LOOOVE their visual-world style!
and
I was wondering if anyone had suggestions for other glorious classic B Movies? :)
the title for the movie was only a year off,.. kudos to the writer lol
So game over is the original horror version of home alone....... damn i hope you review that this year.
Adolph Gutierrez I watched that movie with my Ex. Home Alone is such a crazy rip-off of it. I can’t believe they weren’t sued for it.
The Running Man starring Arnold Schwarzenegger is also a rip off from a French movie "Le Prix du Danger" wondering how comme it even became a book from Stephen King ? It should have been sued too in some way .
There are many American movies that ripped off stuff from their original country . For example
Star Wars ? The Magnificent Seven ?
@@defiraphi It's not that easy with The Running Man. It's generally quite hard to sue a work which copies a few sources equally and The Running Man masterfully used scenes from at least 5 different movies as an inspiration, including Le Prix du Danger and Das Millionnenspiel (latter actually has a few things that the former might have stolen) PLUS they had a credited source material. Still, I can't help but love The Running Man: it is one of the fewer cases when such an approach worked wonders and the movie is somehow a compendium of working ideas from movies where same ideas might have been realized to full potential. I also love the Stephen King novel, but "in name only" is a saying made exactly for that type of adaptation as fewer elements from the novel were used (one or two scenes an concepts, a few names, a few motifs).
Hey cecil have you considered doing gvf or exploring series on older classic films like the Maltese falcon or like the hammer horror series?
Like Zombie,The Beyond and the others,80s Italian horror/was crazy entertaining!!!
To this day I still can't understand why the hell anyone ever listened to Roger Ebert or Gene Siskel.
They were terrible fucking reviewers who more often than not were completely wrong about their conclusions.
Yeah, I really don't get the love for them. Maybe it's a bias coming from me as a horror/exploitation fan, especially seeing as they were on the sides of the idiots crying over Silent Night, Deadly Night and Maniac when they came out, but they always sounded like sore, stuck-up, spiteful asshats to me.
Thank you!
Im not a huge fan of them but looking back now we have a lot more perspective. At the time they wernt horriblely off with their reviews but since then with cult films, overlooked films and others ahead lf their time may not have seemed to have the value they do to us now.
However they have always had grudges against certain types of films which is undeniable
I have some respect for them, in particular Ebert, but it's hard not to view him ironically knowing that he bashed many movies while being a writer on one directed by Russ Meyer, which was a shameful exploitation. Ebert knew how movies are made and wrote well on that subject (and probably was a bit harsher on television, because being edgy was always in style). I personally prefer critics with a much more positive outlook, trying to find something of value in each movie, but it goes without saying that Ebert and Siskel earned their places in film history. Just maybe not as 100% positive figures.
I love the idea of PD James watching this movie.
Love the channel and subbed. I have a request on a weird and cheesy old movie, if you haven't covered it already. Deadly Friend, the one where the girl dies and gets a microchip implanted that brings her back but she starts killing anyone that ever messed with both her and the robot the chip came from before she died. A shout out to Mark Rodriguez wouldn't hurt. =D
Great video. Did you hear Dan Trachtenberg (of 10 Cloverfield Lane) will be directing the Uncharted movie that's been in the works forever? Any thoughts on that?
Makes me wonder why I havent seen a "Hell comes to Frogtown" yet!!
please review "Wax Mask" (love giallo) and Electric Dreams (super 80s movie, even has a music segment in Alcatraz)
Be careful...2019 isn’t over yet. This could still happen!
I'd say Blade Runner and The Running Man were more on point about 2019.
Well...I guess we can all breathe a sigh of relief.
@Samuel Sweetmann Lol...that was an epic fail.
I really would find a exploring video on Chronical real intresting. Its a pretty dope film and a personal favorite of mine
It's not just budget that's the difference between 2019 and children of men. Children of men is just masterful.
Another great video, good sir! Not asking, but crossing my fingers that one day you'll do Tales From The Crypt: Bordello of Blood. One of my favorite good bad flicks. But I know there's just so damn many out there!
Any chance of The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit being explored on a future episode?
Hostetter, I know. I’m still waiting as well
@@everfreebrumby8385 Until he mentioned it I thought I was the only one that had seen it.
The soilders in white all have Barbarell's laser gun.
Had i known id still be doing this, Comic book guy "oh i've wasted my life!"
Please do an explore video for the first terminator film. Pretty please!! Thank you
YMS did an entire video on Kimba and the results were...no The Lion King didn’t rip it off. I wouldn’t say absolutes without proof but to be fair everyone was told that.
11:45 Wow, that's getting too close for comfort!
Loved the first review, sure I'll love this one!
I doubt John Carpenter would sue over a lower budgeted movie like 2019
Escape From New York is a bigger scale version of Carpenters own Assault on Precint 13.Which was a reworking of Rio Bravo.Caprenter did sue over Lockout with Guy Pearce.It is very similar to Escape from NY ,just in space.
I didn't realize the lead actor was Michael Sopkiw. He looks way different without a mustache!
If you're ever in South Jersey, Cecil, stop in Schileens Pub in westville. I tend bar there and would love to discuss movies with u brother.
Good video. Even though he is already deceased, I feel that some of Roger Ebert's Movie reviews are really ridiculous!! But overall, he is good.
Do a video on terrorvision or zombi 3!!
Love this channel btw
Great work. loved it as usual. Absolutely insane with the Children of Men call outs.
I can't help but notice that Bridgitte Kingsley is unrepresented in the GBF series. I think Dark Rising: Bring Your Battle Axe might be right up your alley.
Stay tuned...
It’s been so long, great!
You had me until you said Lion King was a Kimba rip off, don't listen to everything you hear from weebs
I'm only here to see the Valiant Charger in the desert scenes! Hope it didn't get destroyed.