@@harrymarsee701 ME TOO HARRY. THEY SEEM MORE DRAMATIC AND INTERESTING TO EXPERIENCE. ESPECIALLY THE DECOR AND MOOD.!! WE KNOW WHAT'S BEST H. NEVER DOUBT IT😜🤓👀😀🇺🇸
It's not just the colorization but the horrible results. Gives me a headache. I couldn't finish the much appreciated film. Hope to see it one day in bw on your fine channel.
It took me a while, but I finally placed him - William Sylvester was Dr. Heywood Floyd in 2001: A Space Odyssey. What a movie. The house it's filmed in is amazing - beautiful furnishings, a great kitchen, sculpture everywhere, deco lamps, an amazing old TV set. I wonder who was supposed to be keeping all of those beautiful cut flowers [in almost every scene] fresh and nice? Also funny to see them drinking scotch from wine glasses - this is a great movie, thanks for posting!
Yes, there is still an ambience in the colour version, although I wouldn't call this film noir. I like the fact you can see the fashions, landscapes, furnishings and everyone's colouring in colours. I also like black and white but love the colours as it brings everything more alive.
PSA, if you go to Settings [the gear looking thing to right of CC bottom right of video] left click on it, left click on Closed captions, you will find Romanian provided make sure CC is turned on ciao
Actual Name of this film is THE STRANGER CAME HOME. An amnesiac Englishman (William Sylvester) returns to his wife (Paulette Goddard) after three years and finds he's a murder suspect. Genre: Mystery & Thriller, Drama Original Language: English Director: Terence Fisher Runtime: 1h 20m
Look up Pixbim ai colorizer . I got mine for less than 50 pounds for a lifetime use and it does a pretty good job for it ,now I can colorise anything I want without any fuss !
I had college friends who hung out together for several years. Turns out one of the guys was in love with his friend's wife and after their divorce, they got together for a short time. She was as crazy as a loon though... she could light up a room but she was a raving narc. I never could figure out how a guy could wait around for years in somebody's circle like that, waiting for a chance.
Yes. Hard liquor in wine glasses. The bottle does not even look as expected. Does not look like it contains dark or amber colored liquid (Scotch) and the shape and labeling makes it look like no scotch bottle ever seen in the real world. And...main characters sound like upper -class folks from England, then they drink COFFEE through the entire story. Into the 1980s, coffee was only minimally popular in the UK. Anyone with any experience of England would expect to see at least one of those breakfasting characters in the process of making tea. Was the director just trying for a weird, off-balance atmosphere? The acting comes across as excellent (in my opinion) and except for being kind of weird, the look of this film is polished. It's not as though they just tossed this together. Weirdness is probably intentional.
@@ceceliaclarke264 ; I think they were trying to imitate Connecticut, Rhode Island, or New York. I never had any inclination it might be England, as I was trying to identify the river throughout the film.
Yes it’s a beauty of a line!! And spoken as a woman, only too right!! Ah… the days when all we had to worry about was whether little George’s shirt was nicely ironed for school next day!!!
Mysterious ... quite a slow pace. We liked it in the end but found this oddity: no clues as to location. Are we in UK? US? Accents from all over, no city references. Interior style looks like ... esoteric as in, can't place it. A smattering of very old architecture and woodwork, etc, but not much. 1950's furniture here and there. A bit like someone said, "Let's make a movie! We have some costumes in the attic! etc." All the same, thanks for posting!
An English/UK 1940s Police car. Also driver drove on left road side. Early on the milk bottle taken from the fridge is a typical English Pint bottle. (I have no idea what a USA pint bottle looked likes but I know my English pint bottles). No screw top as bottles were returned then refilled with thin foil used to seal. It also looks too big to be a USA pint bottle as the USA pint is only 16 ozs where as the English pint is 20ozs.
Like the premise.color does not seem to improve it Static camera work , no forshadowing, for so much going on it seems very slow and undramatic. Wonder if it's a poorly translated play Just my opinion.
I enjoyed this movie so much! Could you show a colorized version of The Trollenberg Terror aka The Crawling Eye and The Vampire (1957)? Keep up the great work! 😃
@@philiphindley8073 Thank you so much! I managed to find the crawling eye (colorized). I haven't been able to find a colorized version of The vampire (1957). I would appreciate any help if it's on another web page. 😃
I think I might have seen that when I was wee little kid is that the one where there's a giant eyeball that is destroying the Earth I can't remember exactly but I do remember the giant eyeball what a name for a movie the crawling eyeballing the vampire
Something about this movie just a tad off. Not sure if it was how the plot unfolded or the acting...but the film just falls short of the noir mark. ☆☆☆
*WHY* studios are compelled to "colorize" movies resulting in a level of film quality that falls BELOW the original "impact" of the original B&W director's intent is beyond my understanding. 🤪The colorization process essentially LOSES ALL of the requisite "elements" of _"Noir"_ itself.😮 _NONETHELESS...._ a wonderfully suspenseful plot pushed along by "unique" Paulette Goddard and the equally complex role of William Sylvester. The dialogue between the police investigators is CLASSIC 1950s.... Or at minimum, Definitively English.... Albeit with a Great Ending!!!! 🤣
And _"the dark worldview"_ IS famously represented in The True Noir style by high-contrast "expressively moody" shadows, and scene lighting used as a means to visually convey the pending danger, which THIS *_original_* Director's B&W version most certainly employs *_and_* portrays..... Though largely Lost in THIS colorization process.... as described above. "Different Strokes"!!!! 🤣
Good film, if a bit slow for modern tastes. Not a fan of the "sepiazation" of film. If I never see the color Oscillating Eggplant again, it will be too soon. :)
It was sad seeing Cecil B. DeMille's favorite actress in an unworthy film like this. Her contemporary, Susan Hayward, by contrast had already received 3 Oscar nominations at this point in time. In the '40s when they co-starred together, Paulette always received top billing. And we know Susan (as Edythe Marrenner) was poo-pooed during her Scarlett O'Hara screentest, while Paulette became the frontrunner for the role.
I didn't find it sad, although I agree it was definitely, unworthy of her talents. Paulette still stood out so I could understand how all the men were in her orbit. She looked stunning in the black evening dress. I was impressed by her acting culminating in her affectionate mannerisms in the taxi. In fact, the acting all round was good just let down by the script.
Thank you VTMCompant for your comments. Four or five times while watching this mediocre movie I wanted to turn it off, but I persevered. The dialogue was eminently clumsy, the action was awkward in that I was never sure where everyone was, and the characters so indistinct in speech and even appearance that I found myself wishing that the chinless police chief would have been one of the brothers. :). As the saying goes, those were minutes that were wasted never to be gained again for productive use. PS And Paulette needed a girdle.
I'll watch a colorized film but the whole time I'm cursing those who messed with an artist's work. It's distracting and everything has that weird pink cast to it. I don't mind b&w at all. I was born in 1957. Son was born in 1979 and he avoided b&w like it was hot lava.
The writing was weak, although the premise of guy returning from mysterious absence was very good. Everyone so nonchalant about harry dying, likewise the ending was even worse. One can say, it’s just a movie. But I assume the novel was much better, otherwise why make a movie from a crappy novel. Also it’s almost a given detective stories should have interesting settings, e.g. Sherlock Holmes, Poirot, etc. Here almost every shot is in the same room and meanwhile there’s not much for dramatic interest. I found the casting about the most interesting part of this film.
@Blue Bee Ha ha, I studied English at university back in the day just before the cultural Marxism and wokeism really took over, i.e. there were still a few honest professors teaching about literature. However I still didn't understand much about character or plot until I wrote a (really bad) play myself, and then took lessons with a dramaturge for about four months and wrote a better play. So now I know enough to know excellent writing when I see it, even though I'm not at that level myself. Cheerio
This film holds a certain fascination for it keeps you guessing. It would have been much better if it were not colorized for the original black and white would add to the drama. The acting and directing are below par. I liked the big old dog but I don't see the purpose, or even any symbolism for him in the film.This is not Goddard's best performance by any stretch of the imagination. See her in 'The Women', 1939 (at this writing it's not available on RUclips) where she gives an excellent performance. I both liked 'The Unholy Four' and thought it a bombed. So go figure.
2120 - dublagem: AUTÓPSIA significa “exame de si próprio(a)”. Quando se trata de exame de cadáver a palavra certa é NECRÓPSIA (ou NECROPSIA). Por não ser vocábulo de uso corrente e popular, a correção é fácil, não se justificando a insistência no termo impróprio “autópsia”, não importa se usado em outras línguas.
@@helenpoornima5126 Science fiction (ooh-ooh-ooh) double feature Doctor X (ooh-ooh-ooh) will build a creature See androids fighting (ooh-ooh-ooh) Brad and Janet Anne Francis stars in (ooh-ooh-ooh) Forbidden Planet📼
Science fiction (ooh-ooh-ooh) double feature Doctor X (ooh-ooh-ooh) will build a creature See androids fighting (ooh-ooh-ooh) Brad and Janet Anne Francis stars in (ooh-ooh-ooh) Forbidden Planet🎃
I would like to review I Mastini del Dallas (North Dallas Forty) with Nick Nolte. Maybe a nice Italian subtitling. Thanks for everything and have a nice day.
What ?What?What?What? The unholy four AAA?!?!what's this. Mean ?!?!I am not that type paa!!!I am a holy woman ! Some woman always says *Hug me and kiss me*!!but I am not like that! Holy is essential one for the girls !in their speeches talks eyes and activities they must show their holy ! Oh!one thing I forgot !specially their dress ! So I am following the holy ways !Thanks CCC !!!👸 🙏 🙏
Absolutely like the colorised version as the colours are so subtle, just as I like them.
Everything is prettier than in reality.
I find it more realistic in colour. :)
"I don't like people much. Not even the ones I like." Noir to a tee! Love it.
😂😂 love noir too
I want this phrase on a t-shirt "immediately"....😊
Kinda like..."I love mankind...it's PEOPLE I can't stand!"...Linus Van Pelt-"Peanuts"
That is so me.
Sometimes they are just better in black and white.
Yes its funny how it just doesn't look right to me in color.
Why colorize them....they are perfect the way they are
Oh, I don't know. I enjoy seeing an old film colorized.
@@harrymarsee701 ME TOO HARRY. THEY SEEM MORE DRAMATIC AND INTERESTING TO EXPERIENCE. ESPECIALLY THE DECOR AND MOOD.!!
WE KNOW WHAT'S BEST H. NEVER DOUBT IT😜🤓👀😀🇺🇸
I believe so
No matter how big the cottage, everybody still hangs out in the kitchen.
The colorization definitely takes something away from the beauty of the black-and-white print.
Put sunglasses on! 😂
It's not just the colorization but the horrible results. Gives me a headache. I couldn't finish the much appreciated film. Hope to see it one day in bw on your fine channel.
I don't think so, I like both although I'm tending to prefer the colour versions now. :)
This early version of colour has tint that gives it the "dark" atmosphere of many B&W movies.
It took me a while, but I finally placed him - William Sylvester was Dr. Heywood Floyd in 2001: A Space Odyssey. What a movie. The house it's filmed in is amazing - beautiful furnishings, a great kitchen, sculpture everywhere, deco lamps, an amazing old TV set. I wonder who was supposed to be keeping all of those beautiful cut flowers [in almost every scene] fresh and nice? Also funny to see them drinking scotch from wine glasses - this is a great movie, thanks for posting!
A true noir who done it! Thanks Cult Cinema Classics; you're the best!!
@CrosbieLane Thanks you!!! 😀
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR ANOTHER GEM IN COLOR
Foarte bun film ,vechi dar minunat .Merită vizionat. Recomand să-l vizionati cu mare drag pentru ca merita.
Paulette Goddard in her final days as a film star.
Love the color it still retains that dark noir ambiance.
Yes, there is still an ambience in the colour version, although I wouldn't call this film noir. I like the fact you can see the fashions, landscapes, furnishings and everyone's colouring in colours. I also like black and white but love the colours as it brings everything more alive.
They smoked a lot in 1954. Clothes, breaths, rooms, cars must have reeked awfully!
👍🏼 Yes, and actors are talking all the time with smoke coming out of their mouth 🙄
Yes they did, it was called Chain Smokers.
Colorization is a major benefit for our generation. What a blessing.
A blessing? Everything's pink.
Fortunately, I saw this before it was colourised!
Thanks for romanian subtitle! Have a nice day! Mulțumesc pentru subtitrarea în limba română! O zi bună!
PSA, if you go to Settings [the gear looking thing to right of CC bottom right of video] left click on it, left click on Closed captions, you will find Romanian provided make sure CC is turned on ciao
Actor William Sylvester( Vickers) appeared in Stanley Kubrick's 2001 : A Space Odyssey as Dr. Heywood Floyd.
One Will wait for the Stones in this pictùre.
And so many other films.
I totally agree, for some reason I don't emotionally connect with the classic movies in color. They don't take me back in time.
Actual Name of this film is THE STRANGER CAME HOME.
An amnesiac Englishman (William Sylvester) returns to his wife (Paulette Goddard) after three years and finds he's a murder suspect.
Genre: Mystery & Thriller, Drama
Original Language: English
Director: Terence Fisher
Runtime: 1h 20m
First class Crimi. What amazes me is the lack of conscience/knowledge of First Aid proceedures when confronted with life threatening circumstances
I would have enjoyed this film more had it not been colorized
Loved it, thank you for showing! ❤️🤗👍
Good, a nice colorised copy I can add to my growing collection of colorised movies, look forward to more. Thanks.😊
Look up Pixbim ai colorizer . I got mine for less than 50 pounds for a lifetime use and it does a pretty good job for it ,now I can colorise anything I want without any fuss !
Es una pena que la totalidad de la película este en inglés .y no tenga subtítulos en español
I very much preferre B/W they look so much better
Really good movie. They don´t make them like this anymore.
Thank god
I had college friends who hung out together for several years. Turns out one of the guys was in love with his friend's wife and after their divorce, they got together for a short time. She was as crazy as a loon though... she could light up a room but she was a raving narc. I never could figure out how a guy could wait around for years in somebody's circle like that, waiting for a chance.
There's always a simp waiting to scavenge the left overs
After 46 mins im still trying to find out who was murdered first.
You're not the only one. I'm confused too😱
17:00 Harry.
There's helpful timeline in description with time stamps ... but no spoilers really, as people fall in & out of innocence & guilt!
😁
I like the colorized films because the black n white comes thru in odd places/moments. It's fun!
And why are they drinking scotch out of wine glasses?
NEVER EVEN NOTICED!! HAAA!😀
Servants took the weekend off.
@@Johnnycdrums Oh, yeah. I forgot!
Yes. Hard liquor in wine glasses. The bottle does not even look as expected. Does not look like it contains dark or amber colored liquid (Scotch) and the shape and labeling makes it look like no scotch bottle ever seen in the real world. And...main characters sound like upper -class folks from England, then they drink COFFEE through the entire story. Into the 1980s, coffee was only minimally popular in the UK. Anyone with any experience of England would expect to see at least one of those breakfasting characters in the process of making tea. Was the director just trying for a weird, off-balance atmosphere? The acting comes across as excellent (in my opinion) and except for being kind of weird, the look of this film is polished. It's not as though they just tossed this together. Weirdness is probably intentional.
@@ceceliaclarke264 ; I think they were trying to imitate Connecticut, Rhode Island, or New York.
I never had any inclination it might be England, as I was trying to identify the river throughout the film.
Thank you for sharing this film. Happy Noirvember😎🎬📽🔎
Why does this movie have bad reviews? I really enjoyed it.
My guess is that the black and white original was better.
Me encanta ver las pelis antiguas coloreadas...mil graciassss
👍🇺🇸🇫🇮🇬🇧 Hadn't seen it before! Well worth watching! Kiitos THANKS
I suspected the butler, but the help had all been sent away, from the beginning of the movie!
Colourised versions destroy all the atmosphere.
Movies made in black and white are meant to be seen in black and white.
A pleasant surprise. A very entertaining movie indeed.
& very good quality print.
@@Charlesputnam-bn9zy Yes it was.
Fun movie. The only problem with this film is that his wife looks like she could be his mother.
20-10"ah women they getting too capable for their own good, theses days" . Excellent line that makes as well and suggest the story.
Yes it’s a beauty of a line!! And spoken as a woman, only too right!! Ah… the days when all we had to worry about was whether little George’s shirt was nicely ironed for school next day!!!
Mysterious ... quite a slow pace. We liked it in the end but found this oddity: no clues as to location. Are we in UK? US? Accents from all over, no city references. Interior style looks like ... esoteric as in, can't place it. A smattering of very old architecture and woodwork, etc, but not much. 1950's furniture here and there. A bit like someone said, "Let's make a movie! We have some costumes in the attic! etc." All the same, thanks for posting!
An English/UK 1940s Police car. Also driver drove on left road side. Early on the milk bottle taken from the fridge is a typical English Pint bottle. (I have no idea what a USA pint bottle looked likes but I know my English pint bottles). No screw top as bottles were returned then refilled with thin foil used to seal. It also looks too big to be a USA pint bottle as the USA pint is only 16 ozs where as the English pint is 20ozs.
It was shot in the UK, and the peripheral looks like it's meant to occur there as well.
Like the premise.color does not seem to improve it Static camera work , no forshadowing, for so much going on it seems very slow and undramatic. Wonder if it's a poorly translated play Just my opinion.
Great movie thanks for posting
I enjoyed this movie so much! Could you show a colorized version of The Trollenberg Terror aka The Crawling Eye and The Vampire (1957)? Keep up the great work! 😃
They are on you tube !
@@philiphindley8073 Thank you so much! I managed to find the crawling eye (colorized). I haven't been able to find a colorized version of The vampire (1957). I would appreciate any help if it's on another web page. 😃
@@reginaldrivers553 CosmicMonsters is on there but not The Vampire I misled on the latter ?
I think I might have seen that when I was wee little kid is that the one where there's a giant eyeball that is destroying the Earth I can't remember exactly but I do remember the giant eyeball what a name for a movie the crawling eyeballing the vampire
Better than I thought it would be. Except that colorization is YUCH. 🎥🍿🎥
It could have been such a good movie, if someone hadn't tried to 'colorize' it....
Better in black and white !!....the colorization removes all mistery and drama
Много рекламы
‘Get yourself a drink, you look awful’
Leave ‘em alone…The ‘Classics’ are better in black and white…..
Something about this movie just a tad off. Not sure if it was how the plot unfolded or the acting...but the film just falls short of the noir mark. ☆☆☆
Old movies are the best
At least we don't see naked shameless actor's
7:25 if the cooker is very close to the curtains!
Unless the curtains are made from fireproof material!😂
Please don’t colourise these precious films 🎥😢
What I find creepy about these colorized movies is that people's eyes are ALWAYS brown ,no other colour ! And people's necks often go grey !
Yes, it's great to see the different eye and hair colours. :)
Great movie, William Sylvester was excellent.
*WHY* studios are compelled to "colorize" movies resulting in a level of film quality that falls BELOW the original "impact" of the original B&W director's intent is beyond my understanding. 🤪The colorization process essentially LOSES ALL of the requisite "elements" of _"Noir"_ itself.😮
_NONETHELESS...._ a wonderfully suspenseful plot pushed along by "unique" Paulette Goddard and the equally complex role of William Sylvester.
The dialogue between the police investigators is CLASSIC 1950s.... Or at minimum, Definitively English.... Albeit with a Great Ending!!!! 🤣
And _"the dark worldview"_ IS famously represented in The True Noir style by high-contrast "expressively moody" shadows, and scene lighting used as a means to visually convey the pending danger, which THIS *_original_* Director's B&W version most certainly employs *_and_* portrays..... Though largely Lost in THIS colorization process.... as described above. "Different Strokes"!!!! 🤣
"furs by Molho".. At least give the poor critters who died for those coats some credit..
Thank you very much 🌹💗
Thanks Mag! you are the Best :)
Good film, if a bit slow for modern tastes. Not a fan of the "sepiazation" of film. If I never see the color Oscillating Eggplant again, it will be too soon. :)
Peccato sia ricolorato , in bianco e nero avrebbe reso di più le atmosfere .
It was sad seeing Cecil B. DeMille's favorite actress in an unworthy film like this. Her contemporary, Susan Hayward, by contrast had already received 3 Oscar nominations at this point in time. In the '40s when they co-starred together, Paulette always received top billing. And we know Susan (as Edythe Marrenner) was poo-pooed during her Scarlett O'Hara screentest, while Paulette became the frontrunner for the role.
Eu gosto de filmes antigos
I didn't find it sad, although I agree it was definitely, unworthy of her talents. Paulette still stood out so I could understand how all the men were in her orbit. She looked stunning in the black evening dress. I was impressed by her acting culminating in her affectionate mannerisms in the taxi. In fact, the acting all round was good just let down by the script.
Thank you VTMCompant for your comments. Four or five times while watching this mediocre movie I wanted to turn it off, but I persevered. The dialogue was eminently clumsy, the action was awkward in that I was never sure where everyone was, and the characters so indistinct in speech and even appearance that I found myself wishing that the chinless police chief would have been one of the brothers. :). As the saying goes, those were minutes that were wasted never to be gained again for productive use. PS And Paulette needed a girdle.
I'll watch a colorized film but the whole time I'm cursing those who messed with an artist's work. It's distracting and everything has that weird pink cast to it. I don't mind b&w at all. I was born in 1957. Son was born in 1979 and he avoided b&w like it was hot lava.
The writing was weak, although the premise of guy returning from mysterious absence was very good. Everyone so nonchalant about harry dying, likewise the ending was even worse. One can say, it’s just a movie. But I assume the novel was much better, otherwise why make a movie from a crappy novel.
Also it’s almost a given detective stories should have interesting settings, e.g. Sherlock Holmes, Poirot, etc. Here almost every shot is in the same room and meanwhile there’s not much for dramatic interest.
I found the casting about the most interesting part of this film.
@Blue Bee Ha ha, I studied English at university back in the day just before the cultural Marxism and wokeism really took over, i.e. there were still a few honest professors teaching about literature.
However I still didn't understand much about character or plot until I wrote a (really bad) play myself, and then took lessons with a dramaturge for about four months and wrote a better play.
So now I know enough to know excellent writing when I see it, even though I'm not at that level myself.
Cheerio
Looks like this is a British production. I am figuring that from the license plates and right-hand steering automobiles.
13:13. "I don't like people too much. Even the people I like."
Who wrote this script? Obviously not a student of Ontology.
This film holds a certain fascination for it keeps you guessing. It would have been much better if it were not colorized for the original black and white would add to the drama. The acting and directing are below par. I liked the big old dog but I don't see the purpose, or even any symbolism for him in the film.This is not Goddard's best performance by any stretch of the imagination. See her in 'The Women', 1939 (at this writing it's not available on RUclips) where she gives an excellent performance. I both liked 'The Unholy Four' and thought it a bombed. So go figure.
The movie dialogue is far superior to the closed captions on the screen. FYI
Me gustaría saber si ha sido traducida al español , pues parece que no .
2120 - dublagem: AUTÓPSIA significa “exame de si próprio(a)”. Quando se trata de exame de cadáver a palavra certa é NECRÓPSIA (ou NECROPSIA). Por não ser vocábulo de uso corrente e popular, a correção é fácil, não se justificando a insistência no termo impróprio “autópsia”, não importa se usado em outras línguas.
competent movie, ruined by incessant advertising.
Bon scénario et bien interprété , genre théâtre. Également correctement coorisé. Merci, tank you pour le partage.
Moses supposes his toeses are Roses,
But Moses supposes Erroneously,
Moses he knowses his toeses aren't roses,
As Moses supposes his toeses to be!👻
👸 🌹
@@helenpoornima5126 Science fiction (ooh-ooh-ooh) double feature
Doctor X (ooh-ooh-ooh) will build a creature
See androids fighting (ooh-ooh-ooh) Brad and Janet
Anne Francis stars in (ooh-ooh-ooh) Forbidden Planet📼
What?
@@jamedparker690 we are good friends !me and Mike Silva! Have a good day Jamed parker !👸 🙏
@@mikesilva3868 Nice of u Mike Silva Have a nice day dear! 👸 🌹
Sylvester Stallone in this.
That's it. I'm watching!
What a name for a movie The Crawling eye and the vampire I got to see that one
Merci pour le titre en français et le film en américain, un perte de temps !
Or you could just get over yourselves and watch the film in black-and-white.😂
Poor Mabel 😅😂😅 Clever 😂
Apaixonada por filmes antigos
Pretty good flick but a tad to many advertisements.
Merci beaucoup
Τι νόημα έχουν οι υπότιτλοι όταν δεν είναι στα ελληνικά. Μαθήματα αγγλικών για προχωρημένους;
ESPLENDIDA PELICULA
Será dublado em português?
Science fiction (ooh-ooh-ooh) double feature
Doctor X (ooh-ooh-ooh) will build a creature
See androids fighting (ooh-ooh-ooh) Brad and Janet
Anne Francis stars in (ooh-ooh-ooh) Forbidden Planet🎃
Lia Tardivo Altere nas configurações para o português que a legenda aparece.
I would like to review I Mastini del Dallas (North Dallas Forty) with Nick Nolte. Maybe a nice Italian subtitling. Thanks for everything and have a nice day.
Merci pour ce film.
Che peccato colorare un film Noir ! Il bianco e nero e i suoi contrasti è proprio una caratteristica di questo tipo di film !
Sono d'accordo con Lei, Julie.
It has bad reviews in IMDB!?
You mean on IMDb, not that I'd rely on their ratings.
I don't object in principle to colourzation , if it's done well., but this is very badly done. It really takes away from the enjoyment of the film.
What ?What?What?What? The unholy four AAA?!?!what's this. Mean ?!?!I am not that type paa!!!I am a holy woman ! Some woman always says *Hug me and kiss me*!!but I am not like that! Holy is essential one for the girls !in their speeches talks eyes and activities they must show their holy ! Oh!one thing I forgot !specially their dress ! So I am following the holy ways !Thanks CCC !!!👸 🙏 🙏
Same here helen 🕺
@@mikesilva3868 !!Oh !really !!!!fine ! Sleep well!I am busy in my day works !see you tonight Mike!😴 sleep! 👸 🌹
@@helenpoornima5126 see you soon helen 📼
What?????? Is this jibberish!
@@cheryldevine42 I know right? I was going to say that but you beat me too it 😂
Peccato che non sia doppiato o perlomeno sottotitolato in lingua italiana…
Se dice " COLOREADO"
Ma perché mettete i titoli in italiano mentre i film non sono doppiati?
What is the breed of the dog?
Ella me encanta!!! ✨👌🍀
Interesant film politit tipic englezesc suspans bun zece
Ai dreptate
Great old movie.
قناة جديدة أظن أنها ستقدم الافضل
Where've you "bean"? I love the way the Brits pronounce "been".
I loved the costumes…