Prime Video FINALLY Has a Stellar Sci-Fi Section!
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U.S. AVAILABILITY:
20. Infinity Chamber - Prime Video, Tubi
19. The Man with the Screaming Brain - Prime Video, Vudu
18. Level 16 - Prime Video (Recently removed from Netflix)
17. The Lazarus Effect - Prime Video, Peacock, Tubi, Roku
16. Robot and Frank - Prime Video, PlutoTV
15. The Arrival - Prime Video, Tubi, Roku, FreeVee
14. The Tomorrow War - ONLY ON PRIME
13. Monsters - Prime Video, Hulu, Peacock, Tubi
12. Screamers - Prime Video, Tubi, FreeVee, Roku
11. Coherence - Prime Video, Peacock, Tubi
10. Freaks - Prime Video, Peacock, Tubi, Roku
9. The Dead Zone - Prime Video, Paramount+, MGM+
8. A Quiet Place II - Prime Video, Paramount+, MGM+
7. Turbo Kid - Prime Video, Peacock, Tubi, Roku,
6. Split Second - Prime Video, Peacock, Tubi
5. War of the Worlds - Prime Video, Paramount+, MGM+
4. Valerian and the City of 1000 Planets - Prime Video
3. Everything Everywhere All at Once - Prime Video, Paramount+, Showtime
2. NOPE - Prime Video
1. Ghost in the Shell - Prime Video, Tubi, FreeVee
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CANADA AVAILABILITY:
20. Infinity Chamber - Tubi
19. The Man with the Screaming Brain - Prime Video
18. Level 16 - Gem, Plex
17. The Lazarus Effect - Prime Video, Tubi
15. The Arrival - Tubi, CTV, Super Channel
14. The Tomorrow War - ONLY ON PRIME
13. Monsters - Prime Video, Hoopla, Tubi, SHUDDER
12. Screamers - Prime Video, CTV
11. Coherence - Prime Video, MUBI, AMC+
10. Freaks - Tubi, Plex
8. A Quiet Place II - Paramount+
7. Turbo Kid - Prime Video, Plex
6. Split Second - Prime Video, Plex
4. Valerian and the City of 1000 Planets - STARZ, Super Channel
3. Everything Everywhere All at Once - Prime Video
U.K AVAILABILITY:
20. Infinity Chamber - Prime Video
19. The Man with the Screaming Brain - Prime Video, PlutoTV
18. Level 16 - Prime Video, PlutoTV
17. The Lazarus Effect - FreeVee, Rokuten TV, PlutoTV
15. The Arrival - Plex, PlutoTV
14. The Tomorrow War - ONLY ON PRIME
13. Monsters - FreeVee, itvX
11. Coherence - SHUDDER, Plex
8. A Quiet Place II - Netflix
6. Split Second - Prime Video, Plex
4. Valerian and the City of 1000 Planets
3. Everything Everywhere All at Once - Prime Video
2. NOPE - Netflix, Sky
1. Ghost in the Shell - Prime Video, itvX
AUSTRALIA AVAILABILITY:
20. Infinity Chamber - Tubi
19. The Man with the Screaming Brain - Prime Video
18. Level 16 - Prime Video, AMC+, Tubi
14. The Tomorrow War - ONLY ON PRIME
13. Monsters - Stan.
8. A Quiet Place II - Foxtel Now
6. Split Second - Prime Video, Tubi, Plex
4. Valerian and the City of 1000 Planets - Netflix
3. Everything Everywhere All at Once - Prime Video, BiNGE
2. NOPE - Netflix, BiNGE
1. Ghost in the Shell - Stan.
As always THANK you for wading into the much that is Prime Video to find the nuggets. I saw Arrival when it came out, loved it. And Monsters is honestly so good, it really reminds me of movies like "The Road" or "The Last Of Us" series.
And "Freaks" is ABSOLUTELY one that deserves a sequel. Hirsch was outstanding, as was Bruce Dern, it just was awesome. AND I'm old enough to remember the first time "War of the Worlds" came on TV, shortly after seeing the only 2 other 50's sci-fi offerings that could be considered superior, "Forbidden Planets" and "The Day The Earth Stood Still." So glad to see it available again.
Last note: if anyone who follows you hasn't already seen "Everything Everywhere..." they hardly deserve to be following you. JS
Split Second is such a great movie
Yoooo. I love that you included where we can view it. That's going the extra mile. Thank you.
If I recall correctly, Valerian was based on a French comic/graphic novel. They tried to force like 5 of the storylines into the movie. Which is why it seems like it's just all over the place. But it is an absolutely gorgeous movie. Definitely a "watch at least once" kind of movie.
You're right. The comic is a gem btw.
@@realdocloco That's what I heard. I wanna check it out.
The comic is worlds better
@@Rebel084 indeed, it's a classic
I actually recently rewatched it, and was surprised how much more I liked it than the first watch. There's a lot going on, and I think I missed quite a few details the first run through because I was distracted by the visuals.
Michael Wincott is a national treasure. Such a great actor, such gravitas, and such PRESENCE.... He is criminally underutilized in the film industry, but that's what makes an appearance by him so special.
Agreed, I totally was pleased surprised to find him in this film.
Seeing him play such a nuanced role was a nice departure from his villains which I also love him as
Ghost In The Shell is a legitimate pick for number one, don’t apologize. Cyberpunk is my favorite sub genre.
Monsters is a great movie, but it is not about invading monsters, it is about an encroaching alien ecosystem. Humans fighting it causes most of the damage. Also, the beginning is the end, look carefully frame by frame at the beginning and match up the radio chatter. Completely changes the story, that's all I will say.
Liked many of the choices, but sorely disappointed that The Man From Earth didn't occur on the list at all when it should have been in the top 3. Okay, yeah, Ghost in the Shell probably should be number 1, but Man From Earth should be close behind. It is an amazing story, made on a shoestring and is captivating. Mostly set in one room with one person posing an incredible possibility that becomes more real as the afternoon continues. Must see!
I went to the comments only to see if anyone would give "Man From Earth" and "A History of Time Travel" any love. Thank you for getting one of them.
Ghost in the Shell is an outstanding choice for the top of the list.
Freaks and Coherence are both better
Bruce Dern ("Freaks") was a "hip" and very popular actor of the Vietnam generation (late 1960s-mid '70s). Always a pleasure to see him. (I'm old).
"The Cowboys" was one of my favorite westerns growing up. He'll always be THAT guy to me. Definitley watch "Nebraska" if you haven't seen it.
Loved him in The Cowboys. That's a classic. Silent Running is good too.
The Live action version of Ghost in the shell is excellent and really underrated. It got criticism for SJ being the lead but she is excellent. One of the best Animation adaptations. That's an idea for another list.
Thanks for giving "Split Second" props. Rutger Hauer is at his most likeable, the film blends detective noir with s.f. and Kim Catrall is in it at her peak. Ir does an excellent job of world-building in the "Blade Runner" mode and Hauer's character is one of my favorite film heroes from the '90's.
Love that movie!
This really is truly beautiful. I could close my eyes & almost actually believe this is Chester. Loving this song anyway, this hits..hard.
Found this couple months ago, as many times I’ve listened, comment worthy. Fantastic work!
Screamers is absolutely amazing
I'm a sci fi nut, everyone in my family are sci fi nuts and we ALL think The Tomorrow War was excellent. The stairwell scene and the scene of the aliens running down the street will give you goose bumps!
You threw some great ones in here; Turbo kid, Split second, etc- & then #1… GITS….kudos to you sir. This movie has remained in my top list since I first discovered it in ‘96-97. Almost 30 years later & still seems so relevant! & the music?? Perfect
Another great list. Darren Van Dam (Van Damme) has saved me so much time with his best of lists. More than half the time I go to streaming services without a plan I end up browsing for an hour or so then giving up in frustration. Thanks.
Valerian the City of a Thousand planets is one of the most epic visual eye candy you can ever watch. I recommend seeing it in 4K as large of a screen as possible. Luc is one of my favorite directors, most of his movies have great emotional journeys that end with the reminder that love is the answer to the meaning of life.
Coherence is in my opinion one of the most underrated movies of the past decade. I urge people to make it through the mildly confusing start because the payoff is 💯 worth it.
Coherence is a must-watch on this list. I love the way the story unfolds. Time for a rewatch!
I agree. I was floored when I watched it, thinking it was some mediocre movie, but it's one of the best sci-fi movies I've ever watched, with how put together the story, dialogue, and characters were with so little??? It reminded me that sci-fi doesn't have to be big effects to be effective, it can just be a concept, executed well. Sucks that people barely talk about it. Kind of like Chronicle, in a sense.
@@joyc.e.7511 ya man I went into it 100% blind and couldn't have been more impressed.
Coherence is ALWAYS a must see. I easily watch it once a year. Love it
Great list, scifi is my favorite genre, "Nope" is a modern classic for sure. "Screamers" is a hidden gem! "The Tomorrow War" was pretty good. "Turbo Kid" and "EEAAO" are fan-freakin'-tastic, hahaha!
The first Ghost in the Shell is literally 1 of the best anime movies ever made hands down!!!!!
Git’s is the only movie I have on VHS, DVD and Blu-ray. I also like the 2.0.
Have y'all watched Now and Then, Here and There? Starts off just silly, then goes about as dark as it can. Little bit of hope at the end. Protagonist never gives up. Really odd one.
Ghost in the shell is solid but best anime ever that's a stretch.
I saw Valerian in 3D. It was sooo much more in 3D
I think you had the series "The Lazarus Project" on the brain when you were talking about the film "The Lazarus Effect". I was wearing my almost 25 year old GitS tee shirt just a few days ago...great choice at #1!
Great list. One thing to mention. Valerian has one of the most iconic intros of all times. And I mean "apocalypse now"-level. You will never ever again listen to space oddity and not see these pictures!
I know you're just talking about movies, but in terms of sci-fi TV shows, *Peripheral* was one of my favorite series this year.
Just stumbled upon it after never hearing anything about it, and I was shocked that such a great sci-fi series popped up on Prime with barely any marketing.
My friend was just recently telling me about that show.
I second the recommendation. Excellent science fiction.
Cancelled.
It never went anywhere, around the second half it gets really boring.
@@HankPanky $#!T
I liked it!
I'm a regular and don't often comment, but your description of Monsters hit all the magic points: What I mean, is, I already like and have seen almost all of what you have seen, BUT, your description for Monsters caught my attentions I must admit, sometimes I don;t pay attention to the video aspect... but, AND I haven't seen this version of "Monsters" and your description (while oft reused vocabulary) made my brainstem twitch. I know me - that implies something more worthy of a mind-feast! I am excited! Thank you for your sustained presence and performance. And "Coherence" was sincerely an unexpected 10/10.
Shoutout for Screamers. Love that movie.
Lets face it a lot of people hate on the Tomorrow War simply because they hate Chris Pratt for religious and political reasons, not because the movie is not good, he could be in the equivalent of Citizen Kane and they would still hate on it.
I know nothing of his beliefs and have nothing against him. The movie was not one I liked. It’s nothing personal.
Great selection. I've watched all of them and couldn't agree more
Monsters is by far the best Sci Fi movie I've seen in the past 10+ years.
Just watch it. The story is riveting and the effects are perfect.
It has it's problems. Amazing ending though!
6:53, The Tomorrow War is a KICK ASS movie!
Loved robot & frank. Watched a long time ago. Very touching especially the ending was a bit bittersweet, and something we moght actually see in future.
We already have stories of people falling in love with AI partners, and then company updating the ai, and people getting their hearts broken. Thats not what happens in this film btw.
Arrival. Also very underated. Me being an alien conspiracy theores enjoyer, and having never heard of it, was shocking. Great pick.
You have good taste! I am an author and screenwriter myself and I love good Sci-Fi. The Lazarus Effect is a good one, especially for fans of Olivia Wilde (and how can you not be?). Frank Langella is not pronounced "Langlia". It is Lan-JEL-uh. It more or less rhymes with Candela, with emphasis on the second syllable. The Arrival was very good! In fact, it was a HECK of a lot more fun that the newer, unrelated Sci-Fi called Arrival. This was back before Charlie lost his ever-loving mind. Good pick! Monsters is excellent, start to finish. I love the pace of it. It is never boring, so if you are worried about it being slow, stop worrying. Good performances, story, direction, production values. Excellent all around. Nice pick. Coherence was one of the best movies of the year, Sci-Fi or not. You're right about Freaks; it's a keeper. Dead Zone is fantastic. You can't take your eyes off Walken. The man is a force of Nature, and of course you can't go wrong with the Stephen King story. I haven't seen Turbo Kid, but would you say it has Tank Girl feeling?
To put down the new arrival in an age where sci fi is rare...oh man. That movie brought a great original concept. Then again you love Olivia Wilde lol
Valerian is on of the most underrated films to date. Period! Look at the movie on a 75” or larger OLED screen, QD-OLED preferably, and you will absolutely be amazed!
I really liked Valerian as I have a thing for female heroins. I think Cara Delevingne did a great job conveying a socially awkward militant agent (you can keep your james bonds) and would love to see more of her. Sadly she has stuck to less action oriented roles.
Coherence is outstanding! Magnificent!
Good stuff. The 2004 "Primer" you didnt mention is another cool one that no one really knows about.
Only the best time travel movie ever made
The end had a very, “I’m Al Roker, that’s what’s going on around the country, here’s what’s happening, in your neck of the woods.” Feel to it. GJ Mr. Van Dam. I wonder how the Russians say Van Dam, probably Vadna or something lol
The Arrival actually holds up, and is still a great movie, with some nice themes.....
The Tomorrow War was supposed to be a big theatrical release, but then Corona happened. Great movie. Very high production values throughout, a complete and serious movie. Also a great movie. If you haven't seen it, that has to be #1 on this list.... The first time I saw it, I was shocked.... This is on Prime?? For free??? What???? It's waaaay too good to be on Prime for free, as a new release....
I still remember the arrival, the whole terraforming complex was haunting and well executed.
Problem for me is I read the book. If you haven't, it's about a soldier traveling through time (time travel is the 'gimic') so that they can keep fighting the enemy with better and better weapons. Of course by doing that, they still end up being defeated as it's pointless but they refuse to back down. It ends with them still fighting and getting nowhere. The reality is (book wise) it's a metaphor for the Vietnam war as it was written by an ex-combat soldier about the grind of war and the frustration of it. It's a beautiful read but I suspect that the movie is not what I described.
@@JackKirbyFan this sounds more like Edge of Tomorrow with Tom Cruise.
I have seen many of these and enjoyed them.
There’s some real gems… thanks Darren ❤
Valerian has to be one of the most criminally under-rated flicks of all time.
Indeed !
In matter of science-fiction, it is an impressive realisation !
Split Second was always a favorite of mine- especially when I first saw it back in high school when it came out. I bought my first pair of round sunglasses because of Rutger Hauer’s in the movie 😆
Fun fact, that weirdly textured wall in Infinity Chamber is made of re-purposed 2-liter pop bottle holders like the ones used by pepsi and coke distributors.
Totally agree on GITS being #1 - superb story that I wish the live action remake of 2017 had followed too, but sadly it didn’t. Wonderful to see the original War of the Worlds in there too - just an excellent feeling that goes with that film, whereas the 2005 remake felt a bit flat, but the tripod effect as it climbed out of the road and split the building was a breathtaking sequence! Yep a good collection you’ve put together and will check out ‘NOPE’. Thanks!
Hells yeah to Nope! And I agree with you about Everything... excellent flick, but very strange, especially the fight scene with the things with the things (IYKYK) 😄
Turbo kid is legitimately one of the best movies I have ever seen
Split Seconds contains one of my favourite movie lines. "We need to get bigger guns. BIG FUCKING GUNS!"
Thanks for the list! I remember watching Ghost in the Shell for the third or fourth time (about 20 years ago) and finding things out about the plot that I'd overlooked on my previous times watching it, both in dialogues and in images. It's so full of hints and winks. The story is great, and when it came out, the animation quality was top notch. And it still is! ♥
I enjoy the animated version AND the live action version of Ghost in the Shell. It is unusually intelligent and well-paced.
Yeah I expected a crapfest from that movie, came out of the cinema pretty happy. The whole movie felt like a love letter for the old. More for the actual fans than the regular movie goer? I just remember being so ready to hate on the movie, but came out just happy about it, and rewatched all the "older" GiTS after.
Love movies based on putting a brain in a robot body. I remember a creepy movie where a father put his recently killed son in a robot body. Being done in the 50s, it had the look and feel with all that old science equipment. If interested, it's The Colossus of New York from 1958.
I remember watching it SUB'd. When the DUB came out I watched it with the subtitles on along with other anime and realised you NEED both to get all the nuances they remove in DUB.
@@Myrddraalfade really? lucky me, I always watched subbed.
Coherence is so good. Way better than expected
Monsters is such an underrated movie that in fact in my humble opinion one of the noughties (it was made in that decade but released in 2010).
Thank you SO much for listing La Femme Nikita early in the list of Luc Besson's films.
Gotta luv Buckaroo Banzai / Robocop in anything. Screamers is excellent. He was excellent in The Last Ship also.
If you didn't see his appearance in Guiellrmo Del Torro's Cabinet of Curiosities on Netflix... you need to. Episode is titled "The Viewing" and it's from the same director as "Mandy" and "Beyond the Black Rainbow".
Did not. Thanks for the recco. Watched Obliterated on Netflix. Lots of social entering, to many twisted sexual things in it, but overall, a decent story. The actor, Nate, I think, was the whole show. BTW. Luv your shirts, but need a pocket for us old ducks' glasses.
That's one of several ways to demonstrate your nerd cred: knowing what is an oscillation overthruster!
"Man With The Screaming Brain" looks hilarious, thank you for the list!
So happy you mentioned the SNL skit.
I saw it before the movie.😆
Love your pics, keep them coming!
Ninja scroll is my all time fav anime...you have to check that out !..sagde wasnt on the list
Thank you, Split Second is to this day been one of my favorite movies ever since it came out.
Thank you for putting these lists together they are so helpful and cuts down the channel surfing …..😎
Arrival would have been my number 1 pick.
Oh lord I have seen 15 of the 20 you listed, now I have to hunt down the rest. As I was born in the 60's I've had a long time to catch a lot of movies and TV programs:- Watched Recently = 2022+.
20. Infinity Chamber - Watched Recently
19. The Man with the Screaming Brain - Saw on UK release.
18. Level 16 - Will look for it. *****
17. The Lazarus Effect - Saw on UK release.
16. Robot and Frank - Saw on Prime release.
15. The Arrival - Will look for it. *****
14. The Tomorrow War - Saw on Prime release.
13. Monsters - Watched Recently
12. Screamers - Watched Recently
11. Coherence - Watched Recently
10. Freaks - Watched Recently
9. The Dead Zone - Saw on UK premier.
8. A Quiet Place II - Watched Recently
7. Turbo Kid - Will look for it. *****
6. Split Second - Saw on UK premier.
5. War of the Worlds - Watched in the 80's with parents.
4. Valerian and the City of 1000 Planets - Saw on UK release.
3. Everything Everywhere All at Once - Will look for it. *****
2. NOPE - Will look for it. *****
1. Ghost in the Shell - Saw on the UK release.
A good small Aussie film is "Tomorrow When The War Began" singular concept. A mind bender with a wicked end twist is the Japanese "*Summer Time Machine Blues." A surreal stream of conscious Japanese gem is "Getting Any? A funny time travel movie is "The Visitors" both original French with subs and American remake. A good sigi multi-dimension mystery is "Charlie Jade". Japanese good story "The Returner." My favorite guilty pleasures are "Millenium" and "Knights."
Great list, but there are two glaring omissions: "The Man From Earth" (2007) and "The History of Time Travel" (2014). I accidentally came across both of these movies just looking for something to watch. I had never heard of either of them but was absolutely floored by both of them!
I would love to see more Valarian and Loralee. That movie was Wow.
Everything Everywhere all at Once is sublime storytelling and an amazing movie.
I remember Valerian as a kid, from Heavy Metal magazine, great stuff!
Absolutely positively conclusively the best Anime movie of all time, at number 1. Kudos, couldn't agree more.
Freaks is so good. I stumbled on it a year or so after it came out. I went in blind, which is the VERY best way to watch it. This movie has stuck with me since then, thats 5 years or so. I don't know how many movies I've watched and forgotten in that time, but this one stuck with me.
The way you were describing the Anime (and knowing it's on Prime) I knew instantly before you said it. One of my favorites.
Turbo Kid is so great
The original War of the Worlds is, frankly, one of the best movies ever made. The remakes blow as far as I’m concerned.
Agreed. The original was intensely suspenseful; the remakes *slick* but somewhat over-done.
thanks for putting the title up on top because i scroll thru the video directly to it...
Have seen most of these, so I can confirm: the list is solid AF. Bonus points for Screamers and The Dead Zone!
👍 Thanks. Lastima que en sudamérica la mayoría no están disponibles!
Mery Shelly's Frankenstein is not about bring some back to life, it is about creating life and the ethics of science. Frankenstein's monster is a totally new being, bring up even more ethical questions about responsibility to a life you create
A sci-fi movie list with ghost in the shell as #1 is never wrong.
Wow brother!!! Ghost in the shell in the number one spot, 100% agreed with that, congrats
I think i could watch NOPE a zillion times, i loved it, the monster was unique and the characters were so well developed, i love it
The Dead Zone is an absolute classic.
Of Course Ghost In The Shell is number one, and rightfully so. I would put EEAAO over Nope, because it totally blew me away when it came out and still does (one of those movies you can easily watch several times and still discover new things with every watch), but that's just imho. The rest of your list I have seen maybe two thirds of, so there are some recommendations I will have to check out.
Coherence absolutely terrified me. It's superb!
Split Second was great. It's like watching a movie where a cop hunts the zodiac killer and finds out it's a Xenomorph.
Screamers is a classic.
Excellent recommendations in this list. I really enjoyed Freaks and I too hope there's a sequel. I just about died when you included the SNL skit with Walken, too funny. 🤣
I have both "Split Second" and "War of the Worlds" on DVD. While only available to rent another great SF movie is Kurt Russell's 1998 "Soldier" (which I also have on DVD).
I had forgotten about Soldier, I loved it!
I had just gone FULL HYPNO @4:59 from staring at your shirt, and what do you say @5:02 while wielding TWO DOUBLE-BARREL FINGER SHOTGUNS? “If you’ve had your eye on this shirt…”
Wtf did you do, Svengali? Did you make me crow like a rooster outside naked and then order two dozen Badfellas shirts, including one dozen in Women’s size M for the WIFE I DON’T EVEN HAVE before you snapped me out of it?
Cool shirt, yo. For reals. Ordered one.
Two.
(Can you throw a freebie in for my wife?)
Excellent FLICK CONNECTION Darren. War Of The Worlds is a favourite of mine, considering the age of the film, the special effects were ground-breaking. Also highly recommend The Dead Zone. Love this film. Many thanks for sharing with us. Really appreciate the time you spent on the reviews 👍👍👍
Valerian is such an underrated movie!
I rate Screamers and The Tomorrow War with Ghost in the Shell as top 3 in that list. Screamers still holds up well.
Thank you for remembering SPLIT SECOND! We all need BFG's!
Freaks was way better than I expected. Highly recommend.
It’s amazing how few good movies are now included with Prime membership. Many on this list are not included. Robot and Frank is with Frank Langella (lan-gel-ah) btw. Thanks for your show. The Arrival holds up imo. War of the World. Lots of the older flicks on this list do. Thanks!
Freaks is one of my all-time favorite movies.
And that says a lot because I'm 61 years old 🥴
Ghost in the Shell is a timeless classic masterpiece, whether or not you like Anime, as Masamune Shirow has his own take on the genre, creating entire worlds and characters in his own particular style. If you are still unsure, just watch the opening credits scene, which is a masterpiece on its own right, leaving its mark in the movie industry. I believe this was one of the most influential sci-fi movies of its time, with visuals that were unbelievable for the time it was made, and a philosophical story that will give you a lot to think about.
Man, you’re awesome. I love the tips about the movies.❤❤
Highly recommend "Monsters," "Freaks" and "Nope." Though it's not as great as "Get Out" (by the same director), "Nope" is still very very good. Worth renting. "Freaks" is in my top 15 for the Twenty-Teens decade. "Monsters" is well worth the ride, the little movie that you don't think can, but it does.
"The Dead Zone," is one of my favorite movies next to "The Dogs Of War," starring Christopher Walken.
Ghost in the Shell is a Eternal Masterpiece. Finally you talked about Turbo Kid! Now is only missing Nemesis (Pyun), Death Machine and Hardware (all from the 90's).
I can confirm that no goats or cows were harmed in the making of these cheesy films ! They are all safe for vegans as long as they don't mind blood and some guts from we humans. Great list as always. I had forgotten about a few so I will be going back to watch some old favourites that I honestly had forgotten about. The Man with the Screaming Brain. The Dead Zone. I'll watch the whole list if they are here available on Prime in England. If not, I have a VPN, NORD ! Got to love a VPN no matter your choice of. Thank you Daz as always and sending love to all from little old me in England.
Ghost in the Shell. They said "The Lord of the Rings" could NEVER be done on film. It was tried many times and yet it eventually happened. Dare I say, never to be done again ? Never say never ! It will just take someone with a heart and a love and the money and Ghost in a Shell is 100% possible along with a Lord of the Rings showing more of the moaned about missing parts. Never say NEVER !
Your the man Darren Van Dam! Thank you for the shirts. Can’t wait to give them to my brother for Christmas. Hope your pup is still doing well. -Warm Regards- Keith
War of the worlds should have been no1 in this list. Seriously - the animations, and visuals for 1953 - 😮😮
Classic movie
Great number1 pic!!!!!!
I have loved that movie for a long time.
I just finished watching your video. It’s now March 26 and I’ve seen one of these movies except for one that’s unbelievable.