And no, I don't care that this takes food out of the mouths of people in Hollywood. I mean THE AVENGERS only grossed a billion bucks, those poor babies.

Anyway I mentioned this in the Spielberg thread, his directorial debut (originally produced for TV) that began the Beard's legend.

RR,

I remember that movie. I saw it when it first aired and really liked it. It's probably been since the 70's that I've seen it. They never air it on tv. Good movie. I forgot that it was Spielberg.




TIS

Another quality 1970s TV movie by another upcoming filmmaker in John Carpenter. Scripted by him, this is a Hitchcock-inspired suspenseful thriller about Lauren Hutton moving into her new high rise apartment and getting stalked/harassed by a violent, voyeuristic creep that the police are unwilling, unable to stop. Of course she takes matters into her own hands.

Remarkably tense, especially when she's hiding from him in the laundry room. A good afternoon killer, co-starring Adrienne Barbeau (and later future Ex-Mrs. John Carpenter.) Incidentally Carpenter didn't have time to edit this movie personally, a week after shooting this he was off making his next film: HALLOWEEN.

Terrific entertaininment, a technical marvel of it's time that's increasingly more impressive in retrospect considering they couldn't use CGI.

Christopher Plummer and David Hasselhoff in a cheap Italian STAR WARS knock-off.

Whatever the flaws, I still really really like this movie.

Well what is it? *** *** * *** (***P{(()O Beta alpha ^^^^

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(The movie is THIRTEEN DAYS.)

Nice thread idea, Ronnie.

A very entertaining Hitchcock film, "The Lady Vanishes"

This should be on DVD.

No country for old men

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U44o6hnvMmg

The sixth sense

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN13toLMHpE

Stephen Kings - IT

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOws0v0Gj3E&feature=related

Hey Camarel I thought people couldn't post a clip of something that was more than 10 minutes long or something like that

That used to be the case, i'm not sure when it changed but i'm pretty sure you can post videos of any length now.

I have seen people post on here they couldn't find this episode of mobsters or whatever I thought they might have been taking stuff down that infringed on intellectual property rights I never upload videos on there.

I think it all depends on which company it's under. The Colbert Report and The Daily Show can never have clips posted on YT because they're under Viacom, which prevents it. But I guess others aren't as strict on the usage of footage.

And I remember the ten-minute limit because I used to post music and had to split up long songs into two parts, only to find out later on that they'd changed it!

Yeah I hear ya at least the phone companies found a way to make money off of youtube with their data packages

Memento - (great film imo)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbvxBjKrjdM

The Rock

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tqkrccCZSY&feature=related

LOVE that one. I had a tough time keeping track on my first run through, but it's so exciting to get what's going on and how it went down by the end of it. I was really excited to share it with anyone willing to watch, so I showed it to my dad, giving him several reminders that he'd need to pay close attention. Next thing I knew, he'd fallen asleep.

Idle Hands is good for a laugh if you're into goofy movies.

Same with Bio Dome

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Hey guys. I got a problem. I uploaded a Russian movie made in 2010 to youtube. But apparently it is blocked because contains FOX or some shit like that. Well I'm thinking of re-appealing the blocking, so what's the best thing to write to them?

The movie is Chuzhaya and there's a lot of Russian movies out there uploaded on youtube.

So yeah, any of you had any similiar situation?

You got to apply on youtube to upload video's of the lenght more than those 15 minutes.

Just found this oone of my favourites a very underrated Scorcese movie imo

The king of comedy - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLfKFKGMfPU

Bah, Hambug!

I would pick this as the best version of that endlessly adapted story (including pseudo-remakes).

It's a wonderful life - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIOQZCmp02o