Another old timer here, 71. Boris Karloff played the original Frankenstein monster, and he was 5'11". It was the prosthetic head makeup and the boots that gave him the height. Other films I will suggest, even tho some are earlier: "M", Mad Love, Metropolis, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, The Incredible Shrinking Man, Bride of Frankenstein, Day of the Triffids, 20 Million Miles to Earth, The Fly and The Time Machine.
Thank you for the recommendations, but I already have a bunch of movies planned, so it will be a while before I'm able to take requests. But I will get to them, that is a promise
Hi John from Scotland I grew up with these movies and universal monsters Dracula Frankenstein the wolf man hiding behind the sofa that was the 1960s so I'm an old dude but I love all those movie good luck with your channel all the best to you .
Radio stations at the time would feature radio shows about supernatural creatures, and alien invasions. Orson Wells performed something similar as the newscaster at the beginning of the movie did, and he ended up in considerable hot water. He was actually doing a commercial for the movie War of the Worlds, and it caused a panic.
I fit your time fancy, Born 48 became aware in the fifties. high school in the 60's Beatles into 70's. yeah 9/11 sucked. what they did. Pc's and the internet media came into the nineties. When 2000. came around the world did not end. Interesting changes. A kid who watches 2001 today, will never get how revolutionary it was in the sixties. there is no way for them to know that watching the movie about things that did not exist when it was made. the changes spiral along and are fascinating to watch.
This was one of my fav Sci-Fi films from the 50's. Another was "Invaders From Mars" that's actually in color. Check it out. Good luck on your channel. I was born in 1950. I think I have the perfect blend of 50's morals and 60's hipness.
Ye, at 70 +... I absolutely prefer the original mid 50's Sci Fi - radiated ants etc to newish copies. - note the best King Kong is the 1933 Fay Wray version. for 50's flicks - 12 angry men. Giant. On the Beach. Ben Hur. of course the nutty. ' quick, here come the Nukes, duck under yer desks' came along. my dad had bomb shelter plans on the dining room table. Kennedy murder ( s ) . Beatlemania.
I don't think they handled that final message very well. Earlier Klaatu stated that the problem was that we are on the verge of entering space with our nuclear weapons and war mentality. So the third option is that we could just stay here on the planet and kill each other. They would be fine with that. You said that it sounds like with their system they live in fear, but it's just the opposite. No need for runaway military industrial build-ups at all. Russia massing on the border prior to the planned attack on Ukraine would just be met by Gort and friends. Anyway, he spelled it out with a direct comparison to man kinds decision to have laws enforced by police. Don't murder or rob anyone and you don't have to FEAR consequences for those actions.
Another old timer here, 71. Boris Karloff played the original Frankenstein monster, and he was 5'11". It was the prosthetic head makeup and the boots that gave him the height. Other films I will suggest, even tho some are earlier: "M", Mad Love, Metropolis, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, The Incredible Shrinking Man, Bride of Frankenstein, Day of the Triffids, 20 Million Miles to Earth, The Fly and The Time Machine.
Thank you for the recommendations, but I already have a bunch of movies planned, so it will be a while before I'm able to take requests. But I will get to them, that is a promise
There are a few movies titled "M." Which year is the particular "M" you're referring to?
@@SevenReactions49 1931, a German film w/Peter Lorre
@@jeffmartin1026 just to be clear, while I do intend to make videos on this and the other movies you suggested, they won't be coming for a long while
@@SevenReactions49 No problem at all.
Dude i''m 70, I was like 8 or 10 when I first saw this movie. Totally blew me away. To this day I will never forget the words, Klaatu Barada Nikto!
Gort scared the hell out of me when I was a kid. I'm 66 now and still watch this.
First time I saw this timeless classic was in NBC’s Saturday Night At The Movies. Was 8-9 years old. This was around 1961-62.
The train was a Lionel. I had a similar one when I was a kid. They are collectors items now.
Hi John from Scotland I grew up with these movies and universal monsters Dracula Frankenstein the wolf man hiding behind the sofa that was the 1960s so I'm an old dude but I love all those movie good luck with your channel all the best to you .
Radio stations at the time would feature radio shows about supernatural creatures, and alien invasions. Orson Wells performed something similar as the newscaster at the beginning of the movie did, and he ended up in considerable hot water. He was actually doing a commercial for the movie War of the Worlds, and it caused a panic.
I fit your time fancy, Born 48 became aware in the fifties. high school in the 60's Beatles into 70's. yeah 9/11 sucked. what they did. Pc's and the internet media came into the nineties. When 2000. came around the world did not end. Interesting changes. A kid who watches 2001 today, will never get how revolutionary it was in the sixties. there is no way for them to know that watching the movie about things that did not exist when it was made. the changes spiral along and are fascinating to watch.
This was one of my fav Sci-Fi films from the 50's. Another was "Invaders From Mars" that's actually in color. Check it out. Good luck on your channel. I was born in 1950. I think I have the perfect blend of 50's morals and 60's hipness.
Ye, at 70 +... I absolutely prefer the original mid 50's Sci Fi - radiated ants etc to newish copies. - note the best King Kong is the 1933 Fay Wray version. for 50's flicks - 12 angry men. Giant. On the Beach. Ben Hur.
of course the nutty. ' quick, here come the Nukes, duck under yer desks' came along. my dad had bomb shelter plans on the dining room table. Kennedy murder ( s ) . Beatlemania.
Thanks for sharing a reaction to a really great movie. A couple of suggestions for your reactions, lose the pipe, edit out the burps.
I don't think they handled that final message very well. Earlier Klaatu stated that the problem was that we are on the verge of entering space with our nuclear weapons and war mentality. So the third option is that we could just stay here on the planet and kill each other. They would be fine with that. You said that it sounds like with their system they live in fear, but it's just the opposite. No need for runaway military industrial build-ups at all. Russia massing on the border prior to the planned attack on Ukraine would just be met by Gort and friends. Anyway, he spelled it out with a direct comparison to man kinds decision to have laws enforced by police. Don't murder or rob anyone and you don't have to FEAR consequences for those actions.
FYI please leess of you & more of the movie with better sound & visual seeing them movie!