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The Thing From Another World (1951) - A superior being
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The Thing From Another World (1951) - A superior being
The Red Badge of Courage (1951) - Final battle scene
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The Red Badge of Courage (1951) - Final battle scene
The Thing From Another World (1951) - A perfect circle
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The Thing From Another World (1951) - A perfect circle
The Tales of Hoffmann (1951) - The Tale of Giulietta
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The Tales of Hoffmann (1951) - The Tale of Giulietta
The Scarf (1951) - I'd rather argue with turkeys and books
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The Scarf (1951) - I'd rather argue with turkeys and books
The Man in the White Suit (1951) A lunatic, obviously
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The Man in the White Suit (1951) A lunatic, obviously
The Lavender Hill Mob (1951) - Alec Guinness beats himself up
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The Lavender Hill Mob (1951) - Alec Guinness beats himself up
The Golden Horde (1951) - Obligatory decadent banquet scene
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The Golden Horde (1951) - Obligatory decadent banquet scene
The Desert Fox (1951) - Rommel stands up to Hitler
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The Desert Fox (1951) - Rommel stands up to Hitler
The Desert Fox (1951) - Assassinating Rommel
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The Desert Fox (1951) - Assassinating Rommel
That's My Boy (1951) - Dean Martin - Ballin' the Jack
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That's My Boy (1951) - Dean Martin - Ballin' the Jack
People Will Talk (1951) - At war with nature
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People Will Talk (1951) - At war with nature
Painting the Clouds with Sunshine (1951) - The Birth of the Blues
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Painting the Clouds with Sunshine (1951) - The Birth of the Blues
Kranes Konditori (1951) - Gå pokker i vold
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Kranes Konditori (1951) - Gå pokker i vold
Let's Go Crazy (1951) - Peter Sellers as Groucho Marx
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Let's Go Crazy (1951) - Peter Sellers as Groucho Marx
Fourteen Hours (1951) - A jumper on the ledger
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Fourteen Hours (1951) - A jumper on the ledger
David and Bathsheba (1951) - Obligatory decadent banquet scene
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David and Bathsheba (1951) - Obligatory decadent banquet scene
Carmen Comes Home (1951) - A marvelous work of art
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Carmen Comes Home (1951) - A marvelous work of art
Ace in the Hole (1951) - Howdy, fans!
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Ace in the Hole (1951) - Howdy, fans!
Excellent taut action scenes…
One of my favorite Moments in Cinematography, not to mention the opera...
Showing an invention in the hands of morons. It is similar to "elections": morons elect devils. They just did it in the U.K. (July 2024)
Was that the real Hitler cuz the accuracy and his voice is pretty much the same
Hitler always talked about the power of will.
Same people made The Red Shoes.
I get Frankenstein vibes when he says "I have the weapon in mind!"
Forever beautiful & memorable❤
The most memorable movie because of this glorious music!
We fought the wrong enemy, as Patton confirmed.
How's that make you feel ?
Hello what the fox said
A sequel to “The Thing From Another World” might have been interesting. Seeing how the West and the East, back during the Cold War, would almost be forced to cooperate in a joint effort to be ready to fight an expected full-scale invasion by the large “vegetable men” from outer space.
She is my twin I swear it! No wonder I felt like I lived in that time! I’m her doppelgänger
Imagine being one of the best field marshals in your nation and you get told "your no good at thinking about the battlefield" by a drug addicted failed artist with only one testicle surrounded by yes men.
Myth.
This is a hilarious comedy that never drags for a minute, but there is also a lot more in to appreciate in this film, especially if you are a fan of Japanese movies from before 1945. A classic. Excellent cinematography too. The entire movie with English subtitles can be found out there on the internet.
The bugle charge used in the film for sounding attack, wasn’t implemented until after the Civil War was over
Adolf's misjudgement really was the real reason why Germany lost ww2
Ludmilla Tcherina,, Klasse Frau Love 💗💗💗 R.I.P.
Men on both sides fought bravely it wasn't all about slavery each man had his own reason to fight.Any man that was afraid shouldn't have been deemed a coward.I served in the US ARMY IN CERTAIN SITUATIONS I WAS AFRAID.WERE ALL HUMAN AREN'T WE?UNFORTUNATELY SOMETIMES WAR IS THE ONLY ANSWER GOD BLESS YOU ALL
Lucky the Jerrys didnt put Rommel in charge of the whole show in the beginning.
A great dialog with profound insight and revelation of human concerns and views, this is high quality script writing and acting with unexpiring value - I recommend watching the whole movie, one of Cary Grant's best! ⭐
Don´t you love that little, ridiculous detail of Hitler kicking the stool? 😅😅😅 Typical of Hollywood! Mind you, most Americans and Britons believe this crap since they were conditioned by years of intensive propaganda.
Snickerson?
The actor who played Hitler, Luther Adler, also portrayed him in The Twilight Zone episode “”Man in the Bottle.”
THIS JUST APPEARED IN MY YT FEED...Glad to have received
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This is beautiful of a bygone age. Tenor’s diction absolutely superb. Reminiscent of G and S style.
He did perform G&S.
did the germans speak in english during the war?
Of course
Instead of churning out unwatchable woke travesties, why don't they make movies like that anymore?
2:59 3:18
why didn't they do more films with these two as leads?
Thank you thank you thank you! Best science fiction movie of the century.
yes it was!
I agree
Only 6 years after Hitler’s death, but fair play to the actor playing Hitler his impression was absolutely spot on
DNA confirmed he faked his death. Adler was badly miscast.
I forgot how impressive this was. They look so much more authentic than a lot of movie reenactors these days. Young, thin average men.
People used to speak so eloquently and proper. Shame we've devolved in how we speak.
Great movie such a classic thanks
It was right at that point when rommel realized he was dealing with an insane person.....just look at his face at the end of the clip
Hitler was a DREAMER PSYCHO who thought he can concour ALL THE WORLD in 3 Months but at the end he was a PSYCHO IDIOT because he didn't listen he's Generals but HIMSELF and that has destroyed he's dreams 😂😂😂... Has the Bible says THE ONE WHO EXALTED HIMSELF HE WILL BE HUMBLED AND THE ONE WHO HUMBLE HIMSELF HE WILL BE EXALTED..
He had no interest in world conquest, unlike Stalin.
This statement is very profound and indeed makes sense. Thank you.
Is der Führer wearing platform shoes?
My memac would have shot Hitler in face. Period.
Those medals he received during ww2 and Korea, he didn't care about. He was worried about his family and how to overcome nonsense, which led him to drink and pass away in 1995. Rip memac Sgt. Carmack st.john
Los Angeles needs a battle of Stalingrad theme park and a statue of gavin newson in front of Murphy's ranch
I enjoyed the greeting between Bill and Lucius at the end.
Lol, Rommel with a British accent!
She was a doll!
A commando raid to " not assassinate" Rommel. A British double agent all through the war and one of the greatest secrets
Hitler stayed in Berlin till the last minute. It was almost like he was expecting something interesting. Not simply the arrival of the Soviet armies. Rommel could never understand his blind faith he was still going to win the war
Hitler has an English accent in this LOL
Wild blueberry muffins !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If we could only excommunicate with it.