1960 in Film
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- From Psycho to Spartacus to drive in movies and a ton of infidelity flicks, The Cinema Snob goes back in time to spotlight over 150 movie releases in 1960 in Film!
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Trying something out with The Cinema Snob. Let us know if you would like to see more of this!
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I would enjoy to see more of this!!!
I have a college minor in film studies and wish I could chat with him.
I would
Well, we've missed the Snob for the last several weeks. Glad to see he's back.
As long as we”re talking about crossover content here, that Dark Toons episode Doug did with Phantom Strider made me think that he should do more Dark Toons where he collaborates with RUclipsrs who have more experience with shows that Doug has little to no experience with to act as guides to him and provide perspective from a fan to compliment Doug’s outsider perspective! Like getting The Ink Tank to do a Dark Toons on one of the darker episodes of Ben 10 or RebelTaxi on an episode of a show he has a lot of experience with!
Wasn’t expecting for this video to be on this channel.
Yeah, I hope nothing's wrong with Brad's channel.
@@ExplorerDS6789 Nothing wrong. Trying out this series on our channel with Brad
@@ChannelAwesome Oh, that's good to know. I guess it makes sense for him to feature his videos on this channel as well as his own.
For exposure, probably.
@AMP_316 yeah. I wonder if new Cinema Snobs will be posted here from now on and Brad just posts his new movie reviews on his own channel.
Snob is the one I’d trust to do these in depth year reviews. For those that haven’t seen them, the ones for 1980-82 are really good.
I love these decade covering long form videos, so much cinema history with the ever so loveable Cinema Snob himself!!
Year covering. A decade is 10 years
Can't wait for the "2022 in Film" video. That'll be a fun 10 hours.
I can't wait for the '1985 In Film' video.
@@Launchpad05 Possibly the greatest ever single year for movies.
@@MandleRoss Village of Damned is great , ive got all 3 autographs : Sanders , Shelley & Gwynne , i met Shelley in Bham UK......Sanders died '72 & Gwynne in '76 , G also played con man lord Melbury on Fawlty Towers and Cleese also did a movie with Sanders
2019 in film is probably the peak, since it's going to be a while before the film industry goes back to pre Covid levels depending on if you count streaming service movies or not (which really is the same as made for TV movies used to be treated).
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Not to mention direct to video movies.
Your Year in Review videos really feel like a college lecture in film history. I mean that in the best possible way!
I loved these in depth series that Brad has done. Always interesting to dive through movie history
This and Tarantino's new book are two of the coolest showcases for classic movies I've seen recently. Keep these up, Brad, they're always so much fun.
I wasn't expecting this but I'm open to any video from the Cinema snob as it is still fun to watch 👍❤️
Psycho, Magnificent Seven and The Apartment are my favourite films of 1960! It's great to see the Snob post directly to Channel Awesome, instead of his own channel.
Obviously really enjoy all of your videos, but the ones where you review and comment on the years in review are pretty damn spectacular.
The Channel Awesone jingle at the end was a surprise.. I really thought I was on Brad's channel. Now I realize that Brad's content shines anywhere.
"This is thrown into the Disney vault to contain the evil!"
That one really got me!😆
Missed you Brad it's been a long couple of weeks glad your back in time for Christmas
I actually caught "Heller in Pink Tights" on a late-night movie channel back 80s-wise. Freaking epic production with more damn costumes than I'd ever seen at once, pitchforked onto the actors almost faster than they can change.ridiculously over the top, but entertaining.
Now all I wanna see is Hitchcock giving a tour of every movie set ever made.
Mr. Hitchcock would never disappoint. Here is one for "The Birds": ruclips.net/video/lCxR7dlavwg/видео.html
And "North by Northwest": ruclips.net/video/tDMuPw33mQI/видео.html
So glad you can go backwards. That means there's at least a chance for 1979!
I actually introduced my parents, who grew up in the '50s and '60s, and my Dad likes westerns, to The Magnificent Seven. I was home visiting, and on the western channel, we watched Gunsmoke. After Gunsmoke, The Magnificent Seven started showing, and I told Dad to leave it there, that this is a good movie. He had never seen it, and he thoroughly enjoyed it.
I really like this video! Brad’s long form content is always great. It was a good mix of interesting facts with good humor. I’d love to see another video like this.
I've known of the Cinema Snob for years, I remember only kind of liking the show... Now, I'm binging past episodes like it was my favorite RUclips channel. This show has been at it a long time now, and I feel like what it was, was that I was still pretty young when I first watched anything, and now I'm grown up, and can handle a video longer than 5 minutes. Glory day, I suppose!
Finally! The Cinema Snob is back with an over 2-hour episode! Thank you very much! 😃
Psycho is my favorite 1960 movie
Two years in film in one year? Christmas did come early! Though I did do a double take seeing this in channel awesome instead of stoned gremlin, but I'm not complaining!
This was great. Thanks for taking the time to put it together.
This has been the best thing I've watched online in the past 6 months or so. Good work Brad.
Portrait In Black was also Anna May Wong's final movie. Just thought I'd throw that out there.
I love that William Shatner and France Nuyen did something together before she guest starred in an episode of "Star Trek".
Looks like I've got the rest of my night planned out!
You talk about these films as if you were actually there to see them in theaters. Your passion for film as a medium of art really shines in these long-form videos. I hope to see a video on almost every year!
Lloyd cameos: 1:43:13, 1:45:59
The original Little Shop of Horrors was actually fully shot in two days,interiors and exteriors,they actually had about two weeks,but the director shot it through the night to fulfill a bet,the script was already written but had to be cut up to fulfill the time cutdown,which is also the reason why the move just barely crests 1hr 10mins
Was not expecting you to reference the Springsteen song Murder Incorporated! Nice!
1960 is definitely up there as one of cinema’s finest years for film. Psycho easily being the pinnacle of horror (Peeping Tom does deserve its due preceding that film)
I love so many movies from this year-the Apartment, Midnight Lace, Psycho, and Portrait in Black-and I got introduced to plenty as usual. Thanks, Brad!
Can't wait for 1970 in film
Well I've seen his year ones so see him do same with a decade further back seems pretty good to watch lol 😎🤟
It's still 1 year
Nice to see Snob get some love on the main CA!
I have found dozens of great movies to watch from Brad`s 1980-1982 reviews.
Psycho may be one of the most ground-breaking films of the entire 60’s.
With modern horror as we know it; we can definitely credit the shocking films of the 70’s (Texas Chainsaw, Exorcist, Jaws….) and the slasher films of the 80’s (Friday the 13th, Nightmare Elm Street….)
But it was the beginning and near end of the 60’s (from Psycho to Night of the Living Dead) that I feel really broke the mold for modern horror!
Wow, this was so good, great job packing in the jokes and info in such a rapid fire way. Truly this is Cinema Snob like you've never seen him before.
I honestly think Brad and Doug work off eachother really well I hope they actually enjoy working with the other so we can enjoy future content together
I always remember Exodus mostly from the fact that on the 1950s Price Is Right, one of the prices was a role in Exodus and a vacation in Israel and the contestant actually won it. I can't remember which episode it was but it's on the Best Of Price Is Right DVD release.
Here and not SGP??
NO PROBLEM, I'll take Snob episodes wherever I can get them!!
Brad, a suggestion for a video: A Cinema Snob retrospective of the CARRY ON movies, were you review each movie in the legendary uk comedy franchise
I love how they come on tv around xmas fun for all the family hahs
D…does this mean I can expect… like, a retrospective video like this on basically every year of the second part of the 20th century, Brad ?!
Come on, man, I need to be able to plan my fix 😨, please say yes ! I wanna overdose on this stuff !
thank you for always including lloyd in these!
love seeing your comedy on these great old movies!
This is AWESOME! Love Cinema Snob and love the year in movies! Keep them coming!! Thanks.
I love Brides of Dracula, the lack of Lee notwithstanding
Guess I’ll call 1960 the year of infidelity from now on
Psycho and Eyes Without a Face are my favorites!😶
These year in film videos are my favorite thing Brad does ❤
What a wonderful surprise!
Thank you for another awesome year in movies! These are always so
fun and interesting. I end up writing a bunch down and looking them up
so that I can watch ones I haven't seen.💖
HITCHCOCK created Serial Killers? The earliest appearance of that topic in films was the Portugese movie "The Crimes Of Diogo Alves," made in 1909. "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" technically was about serial murder, although that murderer was being controlled by another. The major one is Fritz Lang's "M," which I still consider one of the very best films about a serial killer ever made. That was way back in 1931--one of the early talkies in the country, and the first film appearance of the timeless Peter Lorre. Interestingly, Lang wrote the part with Lorre in mind; he never even auditioned for the role. Don't know if that's flattering or Peter Lorre-level creepy.
"He introduced the world to the Twist, which means he was dead the whole time"
Brad, I've been watching you for over a decade, and I think that's the most clever joke you've ever written.
Trivia: Strangers When We Meet was written by Evan Hunter who also wrote The Birds as well as the 87th Precinct novels under the name Ed Mcbain.
Love the content and channel! Keep up the awesome work!
I honestly want to see you go back even further and do every year that we have previews for.
I didn’t realize this was on the channel awesome page, I thought I was looking at a cinemasnob video on the stonedgremlinproductions page. I did like the video and wouldn’t mind seeing more.
YESSSSSSSS!!!!!! I'm so happy we're getting more of these!!!
3:45= "Is he rich? Does he have a gun? Does he have blue-balls?"
These are the 3 things I ask about any guy I meet on Grindr LOL
Fun Fact: 1:56 Jerry Lewis sprints runs up those stairs. That's in the movie and, this really happened, he did that in ONE TAKE, runs off screen, and collapsed because he had a heart attack!
Your videos are excellent for my research. My deep dive into "The Devil's Rain" is very interesting.
do tell, i wanna hear more
Different channel, but same Snob. Love these videos!
As a child I had a huge Paul Newman crush so I watch From the Terrace like 20 times
Surprised to see Snob here but very happy about it!
Why isn’t this on the Stone Gremlin Productions RUclips Channel?
Finally a reference to the Germs and Crusing.
I love these reviews of the year in film. Great job snob!
Do reviews in other years that were a tentpole in cinema history. Maybe 1967. Or 1946. Or heck, why not go all the way back to 1939?
My unhealthy obsession with the 60's finally being enabled by the Cinema Snob.
I would absolutely love to see more cinema snob
Planet Of The Ape 1968 is a masterpiece
Critic needs to do another crossover with Snob.
Maybe soon? Since they did do Black Christmas 2019 for last year’s holiday festivities
Yeah
Channel awesome knows how much I love them, but now they get brad doing a 2 hour video? Talking about old movies? Someone call Wilkins coffee I must be dreaming!
Where The Boys Are looks like a fun teen beach movie, and it largely is, but the final act gets really serious.
Thanks Snob! Legs Diamond and Comanche Station are both directed by the great Budd Boetticher, and are great! In fact, Comanche Station has one of my favorite endings of any Western.
I love the Cinema Snob but hate that CA is getting credit for this video’s views. Anyone know why this wasn’t on Brad’s own channel?
Hell Bent For Leather is actually a song by Judas Priest, as well. Priest must have gotten the title from that movie.
1:30:25
I never thought I would see one of the greatest 8 bit Baseball games, make a cameo, in this episode!
And the unlicensed version too! You spoil us Good Sir ;)
One day I'd love to hear about your interest, in retro games and possibly
Even the collecting aspect.
Please let us know, Down the Line!! Once your life returns to some level of normalcy. ;)
Take care.
Debra Winger...sigh. Women like her made me question my homosexuality! Same with Karen Allen, and Nancy Allen. So beautiful.
Pandemonium is one of my favorite all-time movies. I was a kid who loved national lampoon mad magazine and anything else absurd that I was too young to read.
The video tape was rare. Even for me who worked at a video store in my 20's. I searched for a couple decades. There was one copy on Amazon for an outrageous amount of money.
Then it showed up one day on Epix in HD!
It still wouldn't have a proper release until Vin Sin would give us a Blu-ray. Today it is here on RUclips. Say what you want about the movie, but you will have to admit that animatronic horse was really impressive.
*Swiss Family Robinson* became so popular for Disney that Walt included the treehouse in his Disneyland park.
keep these up, i love this kind of timetravel hehe
So William Castle appeared in his previews too.
Checkmark!
I love these retrospectives. So many mediocre movies that time rightly forgot now taking up valuable space in my brain they don't deserve. Fabulous
The USA Nwtwork was around in 1966, wow! Rhonda Shear must have hosted as a toddler!
Great job on the video!
I honestly didn’t expect there would still be so many black and white films by 1960.
It was cheaper, more atmospheric, and in the case of "Psycho", color would have made it look too gory, apparently.
Cinema snob... 1960... 2 hrs... *stabbing myself in*... let's role
Why not is on Cinema Snob's own RUclips channel?
Would have caught this a lot sooner had this come out on Stoned Gremlin Productions(Brad's Channel!!)
I would have gone with a live and let die reference rather than a dr. No reference myself, since live and let die is actually kind of about voodoo
I think this video supports the observation that color really begins to replace b&w in the 50s as far as Hollywood is concerned, and it probably wasn't until the 60s for the rest of cinema.
Psycho as a movie was actually better than the book....and yes, I like these yearly reviews of movies.
Hey, it's Brad the Cinema Snob. I haven't seen him in years, where the hell have I been?
In all seriousness... Dinosaurus! has an amazing score. Seriously. Give it a listen.
This was great. I definitely want more.
Was kinds hoping if you'd do a spin off to the year retrospectives you'd set it forward to 1990 but this works too.
The only thing good about Once More, With Feeling, was Muir Mathieson's handling of the music.
Actually, Ron Moore was going to produce a TV series of "Swiss Family Robinson" for Disney+, but I haven't heard of anything since. Though there was a refurbishment of the Swiss Family Treehouse at the Disney Parks, so maybe it's not cancelled...
Wholly unexpected but totally excited. I can’t wait until we get a 90s series.
EDIT: only now realizing this was on CA and not Brad’s channel. 👀
Same here. Only reason I didn't get a notification for it.