Long live the 70s!! 👍❤️ My favorite decade for all things including pop culture.

The 70's were the last great decade IMO.

Brooke Hanley ahem, 1980’s.

I love the 70s. I was a wild child and had a great time!!!🥰

There was the 80s. That was a good decade, it had good music and really good haircuts! Also, it was the decade of great consoles like the NES and Gameboy.

@@TheEmeraldMenOfficial TIN DRUM BOYS (Tin drum is a really good album from 1981)

Thank goodness !

True. The remake was never as good as the 70's Era

Jaesung Park Take the Poseidon adventure any day over the titanic

We have it all the time.

@Marc Singleton yes

I remember when my parents took me to see it, where did the time go.

im not that old lol was only 3 when it came out BUT remember 1st seeing it on tv as a kid on bbc 1 (when the uk only had 3 channels) in the mid / late 70s as it was allways shown on tv at xmas as part of the fesitive line up when they actualy got the tv rights to show them after cinema release a few yrs later .....obv cause in the film it took place at xmas / new yr it became a staple film of the bbc to show on xmas eve / new yrs eve along with the wizard of oz ! ...i miss the days of tuning in to tv for a 1st showing of a blockbuster film as these days they have already been shown on cable or on demand now ;)

CatfishHunter61 I know it wasn't her the girl that looked like Susan Dey from Partridge Family. I only watched PF for the songs. RIP DAVID CASSIDY

It was Gene Hackman's movie really.

@@jamesogrady6612 that was susan dey in the movie. i agree RIP david cassidy. betty gordon, iowa

Good you didn’t call him shirley

all he did was serious roles....dozens of them.....until 1980 and Airplane. Thats what made it so funny

😊

plus one romantic lead with Tammy & The Bachelor in 1957

Did I see Susan Dey from Partridge Family

Yes i agree.....that was a super cast.

Too bad most people remember Borgnine for Airwolf: although it was a great show.

@@jamesogrady6612 No, Pamela Sue Martin. She went on to play Nancy Drew and 'Fallon' on 'Dynasty' in the '80s

@@jamesogrady6612 no that was Pamela Sue Martin, who would later star as Nancy Drew a few years later and pose for Playboy!

yes, she should have gotten an oscar for part she played. terrific swimming holding her breath, etc. betty gordon, iowa

Hello Betty from Ames, this is Laural from Clinton, Iowa

So much better than The Towering Inferno theme.

Brooke Hanley "We May Never Love Like This Again" is every bit as beautiful as "The Morning After". Two equally well deserved Academy Awards.

David Lionheart It may have won an award but was not the huge hit Morning After was. The song rips your heart out as well as being beautifully composed all around.

David Lionheart The competition may have been weak that year and there also may have been some with a soft spot for Maureen McGovern. Again a good theme song but not like Morning After. And it was not a hit on the radio.

Well, it was a pretty bad movie, but the huge all-star spectacles of the 70's made it cool.

CGI wasn’t used in movies until Star Trek: TMP in 1978: prior to this most effects were rotoscoped in, and others were achieved using practical effects. In case you’re wondering, the scene was part of the sequence with Spock entering V’ger. It lasts about half a second, with the model of Spock floating quickly towards the viewer: it looks terrible even though the background was done the normal way (matte painting), hence why they give you no time to process it, but it was a trailblazing moment in movie history and paved the way for today.

RIP Good Titanic Movies (because Titanic 1997 sabotaged it with the love story and all Titanic films follow)

@@isuckatthesegames7119...and rapping dogs! Or sharks! Or otters.

@@isuckatthesegames7119 There was a love story in SOS Titanic also, disaster movies had love and romance in them too. There is nothing wrong with love, it makes the world go around.

Real actors!

They have and will continue to do so.

Nicholas Nolan Prove it.

@@megamegapop12 the poseidon remakes do not reach this level of movie.

Thank god

Took the words right out of my mouth.

I couldn't agree more :)

Everything Martha said.

I listen and watch and think that there is hope for something better, a way out of rough times.

I agree with all of that, the 70's were the last innocent era there will ever be I think.

Wow, that was 1973 so I was 12 years old in this movie came out I remember seeing

Timeless classic memories

Aleancelo I know it wasn't her that one girl looked like Susan Dey from Partridge Family. Yes Partridge Family was my first music RIP DAVID CASSIDY

Aleancelo Borgnine was a great actor actually. Sadly he passed away recently, and is only remembered for his work on Airwolf.

@@TheEmeraldMenOfficial sad, i kinda liked his performance.

And the site of Shelly Winters jumping into the water has to be one of the most touching scenes ever in a movie

G.

loseyourwings That 1 girl looks like Susan Dey from Partridge Family

Pamela Sue Martin.

@@jimogrady1131 i thought so too. someone else said it was PAMELA SUE MARTIN. i agree now too. betty gordon, iowa

Chock full of stars too!

cunard61 They say the 5 Great Lakes are just as dangerous as the oceans, I feel bad for people living in Buffalo, NY they average 10-12 feet every winter

The Special Effects weren't really all that in the '06 version. CGI looks seriously fake.

Rate Special Effects by the standard of the day they were made NOT by the standards of 50 years later! - The Special Effects in the Original Poseidon Adventure blow those in Poseidon 2006 out of the water :)

The original Poseidon Adventure is the only one that matters to me; great ensemble cast, amazing and realistic special effects, and a story that makes you care about the people involved, as they feel like real people, not phony caricatures. Fergie is no Maureen McGovern, and there's a reason why "The Morning After" is remembered; one of the best disaster film songs of all time; can't even remember the song in the 06 version.

@@rickymay4096 I don't even remember there being a song for the '06 remake.

agree!

Wind Hammer, I had the opportunity many years ago to say hello to Mr. Borgnine, as did many others, at a restaurant here in Bend OR when he came here to purchase a Beaver Coach motor home. There is no sales tax in Oregon. He was very kind and gracious. I did not wish to bother him as I stammered and stuttered that I always enjoyed his work. He said "Thank You" and I apologized for interrupting his meal and promptly walked back to my own table. As my son and I waited outside in the parking lot by the car, Mr. Borgnine emerged from the restaurant walking side by side with my wife, both of them laughing and chatting together. I told him we were going home to watch "The Dirty Dozen." He laughed and said, "Well, Enjoy!" He used to visit the hardware departments in local stores just to visit with the staff. Despite his frequent character portrayals on screen, he was a most friendly, down-to-Earth gentleman.

bill hause That's awesome you got to meet him. Thanks for sharing that.

I once spoke to Paul Williams but he was short with me.

bill hause He was always a goofball anyway. I had to look him up. I recognize him from the 70s. I always thought he was weird lol.

I remember seeing trailers for it in '72..I was 8..and the next summer there were 'tidal waves' in my wading pool that capsized many ship models..

sillyone52062 That one girl looked like Susan Dey from Partridge Family

'Towering Inferno' 1974 was excellent too but this may have been a little better, yes.

Suzi M I know it wasnt her, but that one girl looked like Susan Dey from Partridge Family TV Show

Tamara Bradshaw I know it wasn't her that 1 girl looked like Susan Dey from Partridge Family TV Show

jim ogrady Pamela Sue Martin played the teenage, older sister, Susan. I guess that’s who you’re referring to.

Joyce Scanlan That 1 girl looks like Susan Dey from Partridge Family

NO Steve, you should go on a cruise, My Wife & I met on the Original S.S. Oriana 40 year ago this month & we are still cruising = Cheers David

I love We may Never love like this again from The a Towering Inferno. Maureen McGovern has a great voice.

Was that Susan Dey from Partridge Family