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Should This Bruce Lee Film Have Remained Unfinished?
The Game of Death is an incomplete Hong Kong martial arts film, of which portions were filmed between September and October 1972, directed, written, produced by and starring Bruce Lee. The project was paused to film and produce Enter the Dragon. For The Game of Death, over 120 minutes of footage was shot, which was later misplaced in the Golden Harvest archives. The remaining footage has since been released with Lee's original Cantonese and English dialogue, with John Little dubbing Lee's Hai Tien character as part of the documentary titled Bruce Lee: A Warrior's Journey. Much of the footage that was shot is from what was to be the climax of the film.
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What Did Orson Welles Really Write?
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Orson Welles (May 6, 1915 - October 10, 1985) was an American director, actor, writer, producer, and magician who is remembered for his innovative work in film, radio, and theatre. He is considered to be among the greatest and most influential filmmakers of all time. My Ko-Fi: ko-fi.com/immakingamovie My Walking Play (Romance On The Thames): walkingplays.com/ I'm Making A Movie Facebook: facebo...
Who Watches Asylum Films?
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The Asylum is an American film production and distribution company based in Burbank, California. The company is known for producing low-budget, direct-to-video films, in particular mockbusters, which capitalize on the popularity of major studio films with similar titles and premises. The Asylum's business model revolves around producing as many low-budget films as quickly as possible, which ear...
The Wise Words Of Mark Kermode. A Documentary
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Mark Kermode is an English film critic, musician, radio presenter, television presenter, author and podcaster. He is the co-presenter, with Ellen E. Jones, of the BBC Radio 4 programme Screenshot and co-presenter of the film-review podcast Kermode & Mayo's Take alongside long-time collaborator Simon Mayo. My Ko-Fi: ko-fi.com/immakingamovie My Etsy Shop: www.etsy.com/uk/shop/KingsnorthLobotomy?r...
A Summary Of The Events Of Day Three. July 12th 2024
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A Summary Of The Events Of Day Three. July 12th 2024
A Summary Of The Events Of Day Two. July 11th 2024
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A Summary Of The Events Of Day Two. July 11th 2024
A Summary Of The Events Of Day One. July 10th 2024
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A Summary Of The Events Of Day One. July 10th 2024
"I Love You, Daddy" & The Louis C.K. Problem
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"I Love You, Daddy" & The Louis C.K. Problem
Unreleased Movies That Escaped (16mm Sprockets Version)
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Unreleased Movies That Escaped (16mm Sprockets Version)
Unreleased Movies That Escaped (White Noise Version)
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Unreleased Movies That Escaped (White Noise Version)
The Game Of Buying "Game Of Death" On 4K
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The Game Of Buying "Game Of Death" On 4K
Lets Go Round Again: Guy Richie's Revolver
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Lets Go Round Again: Guy Richie's Revolver
What I Learned From Watching Silent Cinema
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What I Learned From Watching Silent Cinema
The Story Of Burn Hollywood Burn: An Alan Smithee Film
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The Story Of Burn Hollywood Burn: An Alan Smithee Film
Under the mask of Kevin Spacey Unmasked
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Under the mask of Kevin Spacey Unmasked
Yellowbeard: The Long Lost Monty Python Film?
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Yellowbeard: The Long Lost Monty Python Film?
George C. Scott & Peter Sellers On The Set Of Dr Strangelove.
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George C. Scott & Peter Sellers On The Set Of Dr Strangelove.
David Jason's & Burt Reynolds' Murderer For Hire Comedies
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David Jason's & Burt Reynolds' Murderer For Hire Comedies
Short Film Shot On (VERY) Expired Fuji Eterna 16mm Film
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Short Film Shot On (VERY) Expired Fuji Eterna 16mm Film
Short Film Shot On 16mm Fomapan Black & White Film
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Short Film Shot On 16mm Fomapan Black & White Film
Who Is Responsible For The Death Of Halyna Hutchins? - Trial Summary
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Who Is Responsible For The Death Of Halyna Hutchins? - Trial Summary
My Graduation Film. Shot on VHS in the year 2000.
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My Graduation Film. Shot on VHS in the year 2000.
A Review Of Bullets Over Broadway (1994)
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A Review Of Bullets Over Broadway (1994)
I think the whole subject of finished films after an actor, specifically the main actor, has passed is really interesting to me. I wonder if there’s any more you could investigate for videos like this. I knew of the Game of Death “situation” from a young age and remember that one really bad shot with Lee’s head stuck on the actor’s shoulder. But I don’t recall ever watching it. I presume there’s been fan edits since that do a much better job, what with modern technology. Flat out refuse to watch the Pink Panther films after the death of Sellers; though I did see the first Steve Martin film and I didn’t hate it as much as the critics. I’ve been told to avoid the sequel at all costs though.
I didn't mind either the Steven Martin Pink Panther or the Alan Arkin inspector clouseau film, though I agree Sellers is the GOAT in those film. I am sure there lots of other films that finished after the lead actors death, imaginarium of doctor parnassus was pretty good. Heath Ledger died during that.
few know about this i think is was one of the best comadys i have ever seen
"He thinks he's a writer! He's not a writer!" That guy eats it.
That's Sam Goldwin of Metro Goldwin Mayer
Both the videos you made are great. So good that I have subscribed.
thank you. I hope you enjoy the rest of my work!
The Johnny Vaughan four till seven thang on Radio X is amazing
Fantastic piece of CZcams work would be good if you could re-edit without the annoying VHS Fuzz in the background and increase the frame size of the VHS footage to at least 14:9 😊😊
Rodriguez Helen Martin Linda White Elizabeth
@@TamaraBurke-z4r are those names I should know?
Thanks for this its brought back great memories, I had no idea I still knew the words to "wakey wakey wakey rise and shine" 😂 Alot of vids on here about bb are slagging it off and mocking its juvenile male centric humour. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who misses the days when the world was more sane and happy.
Thank you for watching. Please do check out my other work, I can't guarantee it is all as positive.
@@immakingamovie1379 ok bud will do
GET THE REAL EUROPEAN VERSION FFS !!!!
@@tooloose937 I discuss both versions of the film in this video
Orson Welles also wrote The Other Side of the Wind with his lover/mistress Oja Kodar, it has some great writing and dialogue. The movie is IMO very good Welles movie, maybe not his absolute best but pretty high up there. I'll have to disagree with Simon Callow on Mr. Arkadin, it's not one of this stronger movies but it is not disaster or complete failure as he claims, there is some great ideas on it and the longest version of it is pretty good movie. It's just a shame that Welles never got to finish editing it before the producers took it from his hands. Not sure how reliable Callow really is when it comes to Welles, IIRC he for example said during some interview on Criterion's Othello blu-ray that Filming Othello was never finished, when in fact it was and it was shown in 1978 Berlin Film Festival and aired on West German TV who produced it.
@@jukkepukke8742 I was one of the many kickstarter backers of Other Side Of The Wind
Literally one of the greatest underrated movies of all timetime!
It’s the print the legend then the truth sort of a thing. Orson ran with whatever was the better narrative in most cases. I also think he blew a ton of smoke up Bogdanovich’s ass in them interviews. Great video essay.
@@massacrereviews yeah, I think Peter knew about that smoke and gratefully received it. Thanks for watching
This is quite interesting and clears some things up. At the same time, it's a shame that this is still debated one way or another. Recently I saw another video about Welles on here and there was an angry comment claiming he had never written anything and was a fraud. People asked this commenter how they were so sure and the reply was "I saw the movie Mank on Netflix."
@@degelle Mank was a total work of fiction. I thought it was visually ugly too. They spent a lot of time and money to make it look like it was shot by Greg Tolland, when they could Have just shot it on 1940s cameras
Exactly! I think of Mank in the same way as Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: historical fan fiction.
This is amusing because as a kid, I rented the original Little Shop thinking it was the musical version! (Which was probably still in cinemas at the time!) I had no clue it was based on an earlier movie.
I think I did a similar thing as kid! I don't know if I was renting, but i certainly remember telling my friends about the musical and then getting them to watch it with me and it being the Corman film
I want to gate Asylum flicks. But I get it. I mean here in the U.S. I was huge fan of a straight to VHS rental horror film franchise called Full Moon Entertainment. Cheaply made horror films but I want to say they were at least trying when compared to Asylum. There's that age around 10-13 where these kinds of movies are cool. And then a gap till you're I'm your late 20's and get nostalgic while drinking.
9:20 I'd also say that crossing the line is less disorientating when the scene has clear geography. Jack is nearer to the stalls, the attendant is nearer to the sinks. They also have clear eyelines, which don't change between cuts. So the audience won't get confused when the camera jumps around. I often don't notice when Kubrick jumps the line, because his composition is so clean.
Personally I found it disorientating. But it could be argued that is what he was going for because of the context of the scene. Thanks for watching though
Frank Zappa Cheepnis
@@ratmadness4858 I love me some Frank Zappa. Was going to do a video on 200 motels but I think this music might stop me from uploading
I watch this every time i move before i figure out internet access. B) usually the first night.
great stuff loved it...thank you
@@dai19721 thanks for watching
I remember when this was released in 95 I was 14 and it blew my mind and it still holds up now !!!!
Good stuff! Long time fan myself and it definitely brought back memories listening to that reel of clips
@@Mr3Machine thanks for watching. I am not sure why this video has done quite poorly for me. I thought there were more of us fans out there
Louis did nothing wrong. His “crime” was the same level as Aziz Ansari. Hollywood felt guilty after their Miramax casting couch was exposed to the public and needed scapegoats to shift the blame on to.
Completely agree with all your points. Shame about the (brain dead) Mrs Browns Boys fan base who have taken over your comment section.
One of the Greatest comedies of all time. Was a huge hit with my friends and me. And we're all proud its not well known. Still quote it regularly and memorized every line. Peter Cook was so good in this. Remember the day it hit the video store on vhs ! Immediately made copies all around. You know Johnny Depp saw this before making the first POTC. In the world of young and hip Men, when this came out it was a huge cult hit. Remember the girls calling it stupid which made us appreciate it more. " Say there, little one, I'll give you two farthings for a lump of shit." 🏴☠
Good movie
From the guy that loves the minions.
I’ve not seen Minions. It could be a masterpiece
@@immakingamovie1379 No, it’s not.
@@mikehall7189 I’ll take your word for it
@@immakingamovie1379 Don’t get me wrong, I like Kermode I just think he has a few blind spots and he tends to prefer middle of the road content. Listen to his review of a Serbian film where he sounds personally offended.
@@mikehall7189 he has a very tin ear for comedy.
I really liked his Exorcist and slasher movie documentaries. Didn’t see all of The Omen one but it seemed very good.
"The adrenochroming of children" is such an insane sentence to come from a guy who...wait...wasn't he hit by lightning twice?
@@maynardwayward12 those two things are probably related
One thing I will agree 100% with Kermode on is the band Comsat Angels, they didn't get their due even after music like Joy Division and New Order became popular again in the 2000's
I personally loved the movie four rooms
It needs a special edition release
Very good review / documentary! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for watching
I will always prefer physical media over streaming because it what I grew up with and I remember when I bought Disney and Pixar movies on DVD and watching them time by time during my childhood. Unfortunately streaming is anything but magical because like you said movies or shows get removed because of licensing issues or movies and certain episodes of TV shows get heavily edited to the point where it ruins the movie or TV episode. Physical media will always have a special place in my heart and is the format I will always prefer since it was what I grew up with and I like the idea of having a collection.
I used to have a lot of time for Kermode. I first discovered him through The Fear of God documentary... God, he seemed so young in retrospect! I always enjoyed watching the various docs he did for the BBC and Channel 4 and thought of him as an authority on film, who could talk about genre cinema in a more thoughtful way than usual. Kermode and Mayo on FiveLive were a good "oil and water" double act at first, but they lost me when they went from trying to scrape a few minutes of coverage away from the likes of Wimbledon, to having a show in their own right. Maybe it was all down to the maxim "you can have too much of a good thing", but after a while the constant nods to Jason Isaacs and people emailing in to boast about their qualifications, gave the show a middle class, elitist attitude that didn't sit well with me and in retrospect, seems a tad hypocritical given Mark's obvious communist leanings... though to be fair, it was Mayo that really pushed that side of the show... Like I said, I haven't really been following Kermode & Mayo for a long time, but the former's more political leanings have always been there... they are just more pronounced than they were. I will admit to listening to those Sound of Freedom comments (the first time in a long time when I was genuinely interested in Mark's opinion) and found both of them smug and pathetic and lacking real substance as far as film criticism is concerned. As you said, they weren't reviews, just soap boxy political screeds the left usually accuses the right of doing.
In exactly the same camp. Unfortunately, the mind virus takes the weak, and I'm afraid that doesn't speak well of Mark in the long term.
I forgot how I found Mark Kermode reviews. But I think it was a Manchester By The Sea review he did that got me to follow him. But he's really one of the very FEW British reviewers I can stand. But as American, our movie reviewers can be loud and obnoxious. I think Kermode brings the baldnce for me.
I just see two idiots on different sides of a coin arguing over a rigged game. Grow up kid
Very old style of slap stick comedy loved it
@@BadTunes. nice to see you back @badtunes
@@immakingamovie1379 I was always there checking out your stuff mate 😊
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For the sake of Amy Adams I gave the movie a fair shot. Checked out around 20 minutes. It’s just pathetic.
@@ballapeti I can’t remember what happens 20 mins in. What made you tap out?
@@immakingamovie1379 Him sitting in a restaurant with his new employers who start to openly mock ‘hillbillies’, prompting him to an outburst “My mother is the smartest person I know!!!!” The writing is worse than what I could have done. And I’m sht at it.
@@ballapeti yeah, that was heavy handed
A lot of these critics really come off as having the utmost disdain for poor white people.
@@ryreis5913 I very much get that feeling from the Majority report
@@immakingamovie1379 The majority report is the gold standard of champagne socialism. 🧐🥂
Don't have a netflix account 😂 My man, you gotta sail the high seas 🏴☠☠🦜
@@OffTheCover yeah, there was tiny bit of plundering to get hold of this one. Shhhh, don’t de telling people me secrets
7:20 so none of these people know how drug addicts act on a day to day basis got it thats what pissed me off about “critics” they said she was terrible and shreeky? yes drug addicts scream in the middle of the street and yes alot of people could afford 5-10 dollars pack of cigarettes like jesus
I was gonna say
dont know shit bout politics but damn that movie was good
i didn't see the movie. who played the part of the couch?
The girl from precious
@@fingal113 I think it was Tim Allen.
The left wing of Hollywood cannot swallow anything that is not online with their woke, racist, blm, lgbt, hate America agenda...