That was misogyny

We agree thanks for posting!!

Disagree, there's Vivien Leigh in Streetcar, she was even better

@@Georgina-lv9bt pretty sure Blanche DuBois isn't a Virginia Woolf role

@@Marcel_Audubon I know I asm just saying that I dont think she was the only actress able to take on the role

Not on film but a great many amazing actors have played it on stage. All bringing their own style and scope to the role. I have seen it many times and, while they are all different, the play always shines through. There is no one way of playing it.

And she doesn't look a day over forty! F-real tho...

Elizabeth Taylor was 32 or 33 when filming Virginia Wolf.

Looks 48

@@likearollingstone007 I recall the couple is supposed to be around 50 in the film. The costume and makeup was appropriate for the role. This was 3 years after Cleopatra. She did not age 20 years in 3.

La mejor actuación de Liz Taylor.❤

I loved it! Same director as The graduate I believe - thanks for posting

Yes, Mike Nichols.

That’s the guy!

Yes, I agree. Elizabeth Taylor was one hell of an actress, and Richard Burton to.

@ms13909-Angela was brilliant in that film.

Ummmm DUH it’s supposed to be stilted and AWKWARD…..maybe if you knew the movie and what it was about what TF.

Amazing thank you

Mel Brooks's wife, as hard as that is to believe.

Anne Bancroft was only six years older than Dustin Hoffman.

As was the director, Mike Nichols

Young!!

It’s done with humour and a voracious seduction, something only maybe the Italians have access to.

thank you! Bullitt I knew and the other one is noted.

He’s very humble and generous. Paul was fabulous.

Thanks for your comment always open to more suggestions if you have any favourite scenes you think our viewers will love.

Thank you. Love these clips.. I would suggest James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor.. yes I know what I said in my previous comment.. but a clip from Giant Where they stop in the car for water. Plus Paul Newman in cool hand Luke With his mother visiting him. Hell of a good scene. .. a scene from the Abyss You have to look with better eyes scene.. Terrific acting by Ed Harris and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio.

Abyss is one of my favourites! 80's James Cameron - We do have a sci fi reel coming up now thats making it in! @@johnhayden7090

Will do

Thanks for posting! I don't know as I haven't seen it, is it a recommendation?

@@Vortexfilmclub Yes I recommend it!

Perfect

I remember papillon

Glad you like it

What’s the name of that movie ?

@@likearollingstone007 yesterday, today

@@normadesmond6017 ty

Sophia Loren. Sexiest woman of all time ❤

Thanks Paul!!!

She’ll make the next list, thanks for the heads up!

no problem please subscribe we have lots more coming!

Thanks for the correction added to description

Pretty sure Now, Voyager wasn't in the 60's

Good one 👍

@@Vortexfilmclub It's just like the way my friends and I lived when we were younger. And Jack Nicholson is great -- it's back when he played characters other than "The Jack Nicholson schtick" that he plays in just about every movie. Well, he was pretty good in The Departed. I could probably think of others.

Yea early Nicholson - Chinatown

A visceral dislike for The Graduate? You can go to hell !!

Culture in society inevitably accommodates the economic and the material of a society. Our bourgeois middle class expectations are now no longer affordable to us if we’re to keep our ruling class 1% oligarchy housed and fed and clothed and surrounded by the splendid toys to which they are “entitled”, so the rest of us have to change and adapt to accommodate their needs. We can’t afford the lightning bolt of real men and real women anymore. They both need to work now, and work full time just to keep their heads above water, so the relationships the lightning bolt ⚡️ was based on is sadly almost extinct now … last seen in significant numbers back in the 1990s I’m afraid. All the new model gender roles and relationships are simply people adapting to the changing economic circumstances we have to live with in order to keep the rich aristocratic capitalist ruling class 1% happy and continuously adding to the massive wealth inequality they’ve been steadily building with the help of trickle-down economics of the traditional conservative style government of the 1980s and then, subsequently, since the 1990s’ relatively unnoticed and quiet cultural “post-modern revolution”, with the help of both the “cultural right and left” and BOTH major political parties … Conservative / Republican and Labour / Liberal / Democratic. When the material conditions of society, especially the economic conditions, the wealth distribution changes so dramatically as we have lived through over the last fifty years, favoring a relatively massively over-rich ruling class top 1% / 5% and the rest of society goes from possessing about 2/3 of the wealth of society to about 1/3 of the wealth of society … people will adapt and adopt new social roles to accommodate their massively diminished wealth and power within society. At the time these movies were made the top 5% of US society controlled about 1/3 of the wealth of the US. This same group now in the 2020s controls about 2/3 of the wealth!!! This situation has been growing continuously ever more rapidly since the 1980s. The middle-class, that was the lusty consumer for the “lightning bolt” of these “real” men and women any of us who were alive back in the 50s to the 90s are sometimes nostalgic for, has had to adapt to vastly diminished economic circumstances and power in society. The men have been economically emasculated, and have had to adapt and find their “value” elsewhere, and the women have had to find something else to find attractive than that form of masculinity … because the number of men who bring it to the table has been vastly decreased. If we want the lightning bolt back again people, and want to find those lost “real” men and women … we need to TAX THE MASSIVE WEALTH HOARDED BY THE TOP 1% and get it back out where it belongs. Doing sexy things for a newly sexy middle class. Massive and immediate wealth tax for the top 1%. Progressive wealth tax for the rest of the top 5%. So many great things would start to happen in America again. All of this sh!t occuring today can be fairly blamed on the massive wealth inequality that’s been permitted to build over the last five decades.

it wasn't jaw-dropping, sweetie, this is a list for jaw-dropping scenes, didn't you read the title?

@@Marcel_Audubon there were quite a few jaw-dropping scenes in TKaM, if you consider the ones in this video jaw-dropping.

@@HeronCoyote1234 I know, I was just kidding - actually TKaM holds a special place in my heart - it was the first movie I ever saw in a theater as a kid.

Will make it to the next one

@@Marcel_AudubonOhh, I think they dropped some bombs here and there for sure.

Good point, but it’s hard to find a scene where sexuality isn’t a theme. Sign of the times I think. She’s powerful in this scene.

She reminds of Sofia Vergara?

I've never seen:(

@@josefinagarza241 I recommend checking it out. One of Anthony Hopkins early roles.

Interesting about Star Wars, although even that had Alec Guinness - typo on yesterday today and ‘tomorrow’ which we left out of the title.

@@VortexfilmclubI should’ve included the 50s as well. I don’t deny there were good films recently, but it seems most films in the past 30 years or so have traded talented performance & smart plot development for hi-tech production or extreme violence. I think the 80s were a mixed bag.

I agree, you can see our videos on the 1950's on our channel, we will be uploading part 2 soon @@BenSussmanpro

Amazing thank you!

Thanks pls read Description for all typos

damn missed that! but it will make it to the Directing Gods of 1970's!

Please check this description, thanks for pointing out.

I’m not sure how to stop these messages but I’ve alluded to this in the Description. Thank you so much for pointing this out, and hope you enjoyed watching.

No just an acting god 😆👍

Check out "The Sand Pebbles" starring Steve McQueen. A fine performance by McQueen.

Many thanks Andrew, the spelling mistake was highlighted in the description, as its hard to do this once uplaoded and I guess it should be Goddess. Dyslexia is a cruel thing.

What an sad thing to say. The 60's were filled with classics as were the 50's, the 40's, the 30's, the 20's, and at least two in the 10's by Griffith.

The 10s were NOT filled with classics ... that's just silly.

@@paulryan2128 I confess, I'm terribly, terribly guilty, and I should be forced to sit in a comfy chair, until tea time. I can tell you know your stuff, so I will change it. I actually appreciate someone who knows correcting me. Being wrong is so embarrassing and boring. I've been so focused on the 40's & 50's lately, that I haven't been giving the silent era enough attention. Thanks

no comparison among those decades with the 60s which was based on derivation of the new wave and kitchen sink dramas. A work of art has as its first component THEME and I have no difficulty in the thematic exploration of man's lower nature and drives I have every problem with it being valorized and see this as cultural phenomenon and expression rejecting our civilization. Please try to keep in mind the defects or glory of any culture are first seen in the art forms. Refer to Aristotle or Aqunias if too much try Ayn rand. This cinematic style portrays degeneracy and is correctly seen as the first shot of the attack on the cultural mores of the west by cultural marxism. All one can say is some of the production qualities were good and in europe the acting superb especially the usual suspects such as burton whose actors continue to put ours to shame. If the films of the 60s portray the life of the west we deserve to be doomed. Aside from a few like Mr Newman who was a grand person but mistaken in some of his POVs all the actors are short ugly and lacking any rhetorical skill. Draw your conclusion from this and when u do keep in mind even minor character actors of stage and film could at least speak beautifully. @@RickTBL

that is your limitation but no surprise there as you actually like this garbage@@RickTBL