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It would be so terrible to be alive in the final generation on a dead planet.

This film does a great job in conveying a lack of hope

I hate his mom was rewarded with getting him again after deserting in the beginning. Such bs

A video for the memory of James Earl Jones... he had a special voice and thanks to the sound engineers and all the crew on every set... and of course technology at the time THX made his voice legendary... and oh😊 CNN voice intro... so without his...why not attitude...you have the perfect voice for a character in this space movie...Luke would never known his father...aka Vader duh

I've seen much more brutal and harder films, but The Road shook me to the bone. Perhaps it's the extreme realism and hopelessness that this film exudes. A masterpiece that has perhaps received too little attention because of its bleakness. Yes, people want dystopian films, they want to see gang fights, chases and, even better, zombies. But they don't want to see a real scenario after the collapse of civilization.

Brilliant and beyond…

Scariest movie I ever saw maybe cause it could happen.

This film should have been better. They miscast the wife and son. Charlize Theron does not work as the wife. Why would anyone go out to be raped and murdered? Her good looks take away from the film. The kid was to naive, weak looking. So, annoying hearing him talk. When the one scene in the film that you are in, gets cut. That has to hurt. I heard the book in very good.

I know this is just a story, but it made me go out and buy a good bit of ammo for my guns. It was just so gut churching and heart wrenching with that scene in the cannibal groups bathroom, or even in the beginning with the suicidal mother. This movie made me say I’ll never be caught so low on ammunition. What a simple problem to become so powerfully meaningful. Terrifying.

I fucking HATE that kid! “Papa, papa, PapA”! You were raised in the apocolypse you should be cold as fuck.

I am surprised how few views this video has. It is the people who made a great film noir talking about how they made it. I'm going to watch it a second time.

Best description of the impact of Star Wars came from Stephen Colbert (sp?) who, speaking for all of us in that age group (8-10 years old in '76): "After seeing it, we laid awake all night, trying to figure out how we would go to school in the morning and somehow explain to our friends who hadn't seen it yet, that everything has changed.". That's truly how it felt. We'd never seen anything like it. No one had. And not just the special effects; but the whole other universe that was now in our imaginations, waiting to be explored, discovered and conquered. Nothing like it before and nothing since. *Btw: the quotation marks are not quite appropriate. It's a pretty good paraphrase but not verbatim...So don't sue me, Steven/Stephen.

I'm playing it for the first time, and people are right. It's a masterpiece.

Star Wars, what a fantastic movie. I had this documentary on VHS when I was a kid, in 1980 and saw it 1000 times. It was nice to see it again. Thanks to the uploader!

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Us Aussies knew both Guy and Russell well before this film. It isn't a shock to us to hear them in their natural voices. Two of the finest actors of this generation.

BRAM STOKER'S CURSE OF THE DRACULA

Eyes look of passion and decency (v often they dont come together lol)

something Kathleen Kenedy will never reach

This series was my childhood

People love to write this off as being fictional until it's not. Many humans can be this disgusting any day given chances & circumstances. But still "it's a beautiful life".

i always wondered how the movie version of this book would be. The movie itself is great and am happy they didn't try to copy everything that happens in the book because that stuff is haunting.

Darkest and scariest film of all time.

I would love to be in mike Myers mind when he was creating this lmao

Im skipping work ,so i can just chill and watch this documentry instead

I knew the part i skipped theyd focus on.

Some people call Robert Wagner a killer…

Dr evil and fat bastard are funnier than Austin

I use to always make my dad laugh by doing the dr evil "rrrrrriiight"

i put the grrr in N

It's the sixties. Yeah baby n it freaks me out man😂❤

EPIC, FUCKIN EPIC....

You know she loves to swallow

should’ve kept the store scene

Heather Graham 🥵

As entertaining and awesome as LA Confidential the movie is…nothing beats James Ellroy himself as entertaining and awesome!

17:10 music

You had me interested until that scammer Woodward.

My feelings of nostalgia for this documentary are almost the same as they are for that original movie!

storm troopers will go down in history as the worsts shots ever hahaha

Frau Farbissina is so funny

Wait a second what if darth vader and c-3po and r2d2 visiting earth was cannon

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Austin Powers: Spy Who Shagged Me turns 25! Made $312 million on a $32 million budget The In Like Flint reference was actually a real film from the director Shirley Bassey really did sing the opening song, funny since she she actual James Bond themes This one actually won an Oscar nomination for best makeup This actually opened on the day Deforest Kelly passed away too There's so many more hilarious cameos too from Woody Harrelson to Fred Willard to Rob Lowe to Kristen Johnson to Willie Nelson to Rebecca Romijn-Stamos to Tim Robbins Way more pop culture references too from 'Star Wars' to most notably 'Moonraker' The film is slightly more enjoyable compared to its predecessor; a lot more toilet and sex humor that's tolerable The character of Mini-Me practically steals the show with such a feral disposition and hatred of Scotty Mike Myers really expands his range playing 3 characters this time both good and evil I was laughing way more this time during the Jerry Springer bit in particular Sure a lot of this is very dated no doubt but it adds to the fun nature of it all given its a time warp back to when pop culture hit its peak Even going back to the 1960s manages to evoke a great time period of free love by also bringing Felicity into the mix The soundtrack provides many great hits too even the infamous American Woman by Lenny Kravitz The filmmakers along with director Jay Roach embrace the silly aesthetic with colorful sets and subversive takes on spy movies Great pacing, terrific laughs, and a sweet little romance to boot

This book is my favorite of all time. The meaning you get from it is incredible. How far do you go when you know there is no hope and no good ending

5:20- 5:40 it’s 2024 and I haven’t seen a film like this since…..well I don’t think I’ve been around long to see one

Wow, this made us smile Edit: 0:18 Broadway remaster.

What is that track used during the costume designer interview?

Somewhat strange to say, at 15:00 he looks like the AI mogul Alex Karp.

If George only knew the impact of his movies.