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F. Scott Fitzhemingway
Registrace 28. 12. 2006
Lincoln Tomb 2021
Because of the bad weather, Covid and just good luck, I was able to visit the Lincoln Tomb. Without a soul there but me and the official at the door. The most visited grave in America and having it all to yourself? It was quite emotional experience for me. I felt like I was walking on egg shells the entire time I was there.
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It Came from Hollywood
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Wonderful commentary on bad movies; Popular comedians watch and give comments about the worst and wonderful D- films from Hollywood.
James Dean: rarely seen "outtake" from Giant
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For the morons that think James Dean was a racist? The Fictional Character of JET RINK is the racist in Edna Ferber's novel GIANT. As for the man, James Dean? There is no evidence to support the fact he was a racist. In fact judging by his friendships, Dean was anything but a man who respected people on face value and not any racial bigoted, racialist, or xenophobic ideas.
Would love to see the "unlimited" outtakes Jimmy did with _Giant_ PS: Thank you for uploading. I still remember watching this on TV as a teen in 2005!
Here's my version (alphabetical version): The amazing colossal man (1957) The ape (1940) The atomic rulers of the world (1965) Attack of the crab monsters (1957) Attack of the giant leeches (1959) Attack of the puppet people (1958) The bat people (1974) The beast of yucca flats (1961) Beginning of the end (1957) Blackenstein (1973) The blood beast terror (1968) Bloodsucking freaks (1976) The brain from planet arous (1957) The brain that would'nt die (1962) The bride and the beast (1958) Bride of the monster (1955) The cool ones (1967) The crawling hand (1963) The creature from the haunted sea (1961) The creeping terror (1964) The curse of the swamp creature (1968) The cyclops (1957) Dark star (1974) Daughter of jungle (1949) The day the world ended (1955) Deadly weapons (1974) Don't look in the basement (1973) Dracula vs frankenstein (1971) The earth vs the spider (1958) The evil brain from outer space (1966) Fiend of dope island (1961) Fire maidens from outer space (1956) The first man into space (1959) Flying disc man from mars (1950) The flying saucer (1950) Frankenstein mests the space monster (1965) Frankenstein 1970 (1958) Frankenstein's daughter (1958) From hell it came (1957) The giant gila monster (1959) Glen or glenda (1953) The hideous sun demon (1958) High school confidential (1958) High school hellcats (1958) The horror of spider island (1960) The house of terror (1960) The hypnotic eye (1960) I accuse my parents (1944) I spit on your grave (1978) The incredible melting man (1977) The incredible two headed transplant (1971) T.i.s.c.w.s.l.a.b.m.u.z. (1964) Invasion of the neptune men (1961) Invasion of the star creatures (1962) Isle of forgotten sins (1943) Killers from space (1954) The lost city (1935) The loves of hercules (1960) Maniac (1934) Manos the hands of fate (1966) Married too young (1962) Marrihuana (1936) Mars needs women (1968) Mesa of lost women (1953) Missile to the moon (1958) The mole people (1956) Monster a go-go (1965) The monster from the green hell (1958) Octoman (1971) The party crashers (1958) Plan 9 from outer space (1959) The prince of space (1959) The queen of outer space (1958) Red planet mars (1952) Reefer madness (1936) Robot monster (1953) Rocket attack of america (1960) Rocketship x-m (1950) Runaway daughters (1956) Santa claus conquers the martians (1964) She demons (1958) The slime people (1963) Son of the blob (1972) The space children (1958) Stranger from venus (1954) Teenage zombies (1959) Teenagers from outer space (1959) They saved hitler's brain (1968) The thing with two heads (1972) Voodoo woman (1957) War of the robots (1978) The weird world of lsd (1967) The white gorilla (1945) The wild women of wongo (1958) X marks the spot (1942) The yesterday machine (1965) Zaat (1971)
Here's my version: The amazing colassal man (1957) The ape man (1943) The astounding she monster (1957) Attack of the crab monsters (1957) Attack of the giant leeches (1959) Attack of the puppet people (1958) Bad girls do cry (1965) The bat people (1974) The beast of yucca flats (1961) Beginning of the end (1957) Bela lugosi meets a brooklyn gorilla (1952) The brain eaters (1958) The brain from planet arous (1957) The brain that would'nt die (1962) The bride and the beast (1958) The bride of the gorilla (1951) Bride of the monster (1955) Catwomen of the moon (1953) The cool and the crazy (1958) The cool ones (1967) The corpse vanishes (1942) The crawling hand (1963) The creeping terror (1964) The curse of the facelless man (1958) The cyclops (1957) Daughter of the jungle (1949) The deadly mantis (1957) Double agent 73 (1974) The dragstrip girl (1957) Eegah (1962) Fire maidens from outer space (1956) Frankenstein meets the space monster (1965) Frankenstein's daughter (1958) From hell it came (1957) The gamma people (1956) The ghost of the dragstrip hollow (1959) The giant gila monster (1959) Glen or glenda (1953) The hat box mystery (1947) The hideous sun demon (1958) High school confidential (1958) High school hellcats (1958) Hillbillys in a haunted house (1967) The horror of spider island (1960) I accuse my parents (1944) The incredible melting man (1977) T.i.s.c.w.s.l.a.b.m.u.z. (1964) Invasion of the neptune men (1961) It conquerd the world (1956) The killer shrews (1959) Killers from space (1954) Last of the wild horses (1948) Life returns (1934) The lost city (1935) Maniac (1934) Manos the hands of fate (1966) Marrihuana (1936) Mesa of lost women (1953) Missile to the moon (1958) Monster a go-go (1965) The monster from the green hell (1958) The party crashers (1958) Plan 9 from outer space (1959) Prehistoric women (1967) The prince of space (1959) Queen kong (1976) The queen of outer space (1958) Reefer madness (1936) Revolt of the zombies (1936) Riot on sunset strip (1967) Robot monster (1953) The robot vs the aztec mummy (1958) Rock baby! Rock it! (1957) Rocket attack of america (1960) Rocketship x-m (1950) Runaway daughters (1956) Santa claus conquers the martians (1964) Satellite in the sky (1956) Shake, rattle and rock (1956) She demons (1958) The sinister urge (1960) The slime people (1963) Teenage caveman (1958) Teenage zombies (1959) Teenagers from outer space (1959) The terror of tiny town (1938) They saved hitler's brain (1968) The thing with two heads (1972) Voodoo woman (1957) War of the colossal beast 1958) War of the robots (1978) War of the satellites (1958) The wasp woman (1959) The white gorilla (1945) The wild women of wongo (1958) Zaat (1971) Zombies on broadway (1945)
The kid actor is damn good too. Not sure who he was but good job on him.
Damn it, loused this up. Energy all wrong...
As a kid if there was even a hint of a bad looking gorilla or ape in a B-movie, I was sold.........not much has changed🤷♂
Personally i think thats a very naive and foolish thing to say to an impressionable young kid. But hey-ho...
Bad movies made good😅
Michael is also talking about and to himself.
You're not gonna have shit falling out of the sky around you
"i'd hate to be the one to make him pull his pants down." - cheech marin, on the difficulties involved in giving the amazing colossal man a shot.
this was freaking amazing, the ending the material with Stevens I'VE BEEN DYING TO GET SOME SOLID REAL SOLID TRUTH ABOUT SOME THINGS, speaking to extras, workers, locals is just Amazing. this nails it it makes total sense the way those 2 were, I was thinking about the paper but curios as to who pissed who off, I think it was Stevens making him feel small to get some true powerful method out of him, Stevens "ok he's this method kid ya say, lets see what he does with this scene after I belittle him' that's the way I see it anyway. Anyone?
Saw this on Comedy Central back in the 1990s. You can imagine what parts were cut out.
Some of THESE flicks were actually GOOD for their time, like War of the Worlds, Creature From the Black Lagoon, The Blob, Incredible Shrinking Man, and The Fly.
"Sober 8 days". So thats suppsed to fix him putting the bar in the shooter?
Great documentary. Bill Bast really hits it on the head in his insight as to how intertwined the hole in Dean’s psyche was with the roles he played…the core of which was an abandoned 9 year old boy looking for a father to save him.
I love this movie. And I love this scene.
He flubs a line there..go....gonna wake you up boy
Clooney’s masterpiece. Period.
agreed- an amazing performance
This is way better than 90 percent of the crap coming from Hollywood now. Like I recently rewatched the first season of True Detective. So good. Then I started watching the New Season 4 of the same show. Total garbage.
The greatest and most revolutionary American actor of the 20th century, who indeed altered his time, was ahead of his time, and will remain timeless forever.
Dean was great the first half of the movie. Dean playing an older man was comical. Dean wasn’t quite skilled enough to pull it off convincingly. Dean appeared in a lot of television shows. His acting is questionable. Dean was great in Rebel, although a few scenes he was overacting. Eden, Dean was perfectly cast, again a few scenes he’s overacting. To the point of embarrassment.
I still love Gilda so much...
Loved this movie as a kid when I saw it on HBO. Like others have said here, it totally prepped me to love MST3K. And I just realized at minute 17 that Scott has a cute butt in that swimsuit!!
"Play faster!... Play faster!... Play faster!" 😂
Losing James Dean was a tragedy. Wish I could have been there to help him.
He’s talking about how his son takes responsibility for his actions, as all adults must do. “Sh** keeps falling out of the sky” for people who don’t. Powerful speech and scene
It’s too bad we don’t have a physical media copy of this movie.
Grazie James!
Great performance by the kid. Just taking it in. Just rewatched this movie and it’s one of the greats.
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For people who missed it..... This scene is 2 parts. The other has his brother picking him up after his car is bombed. The realization that he's also screwed up.
in that way he would have looked if he would have survived
I must have watched this 100 times as a kid. LOVED it.
What the thunder spoke? "Michael Broek, fortunately we hardly knew ye. I'm taking me thunder back." Dis 'n' Regards, Charles Clayton PS-next time, say hi on the PATH train! Otherwise people will think you're avoiding the FBI. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Michael Broek! Of Brookdale! Is it just you who calls yourself F Scott Fitzhemingway, or Karen Manning/Eugenie Allen/Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney too? 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
My goodness how I adore this film.
Christ. I loved this film. I still do. And now I see I’m the uncle in this scene.
I think Lew Bracker was Jimmy's best friend in the last 18 months of his life.Lew did not have a special agenda or a need to criticize his eccentric traits and difficult temperament.
You nailed it - have to remember Dean was only 24 when he died. Most of us have our head in our ass at that age. Lew was a good friend of Jimmy's and not part of Hollywood business crowd, Just too guys who loved life and racing cars. Lew is the last of Jimmy’s friends still living. His book about his friendship is pure and written from the heart.
What was this piece and who was providing the commentary?
37:33 👁️. 🏝️ 🔥
Many a time james and dean.butted heads of jommy.lost it rovk.would get his clock cleaned james was smaller but wirery
Rock Hudson was not a friend of james dean
I get the impresion that if you did not aproach james dean .just so. He would look and walk away😮
Janes dean did not..give a flying fuck who you were he stood his ground
Pretty odd james died in a porche rock hudson.died a queer
Rock.hudson had to.many rear end COLLISIONS
He was loke a little GIANT SMALL BUT JUST LIKE.DYNAMITE
Giant is a great movie. Never gets old to me. Lots of talent 💫
Wonderful mini documentary
A remake he says....tim.burton was listening
I remember seeing this on some forgotten mid-'80s afternoon when I stayed home sick from school. I was turned onto so-bad-they're-good movies way before MST3K. I still recall how amazed I was to learn about Ed Wood, Jr. 'cause remember, this was released more than a decade before the Tim Burton bio-flick. What wonderful memories of schlock. I branched out and started watching Troma Films soon afterwards.