All you need to say Simply try them for yourself and youll find out one good film leads to another then another then so on and on Old film cinemas would be full

Amen! Lol My kids don't get it either, I sure wish they'd try to watch just ONE, they'd get soooo much out of doing so! Especially the black and white movies! Good stuff! ❤

That is Absolutely Not True. There was alot of crap back then, considering since 1930s they made 300 plus movies every year till now. So enjoy what you like 😊

I agree with you.

❤You are correct. Older movies are best.❤

I laffed out loud at that part!! !🤣🤣

A good book I would choose over a screen play any day. Books are stories that turn into good ole' movies. Just playing, both are great, I do love both. Peace

Animal abuse, though. No wonder the chimp ran from her, as she was yelling at him and threatening him with being hit. I had to wonder if the animals in cages were stirred up by some cruel method. In those days nobody was concerned about animal welfare in movies. Of course that's reality, not phony innocence due to extreme censorship that you like so much.

No guns, no swearing, no nudity, only animal abuse

​@@luvcatscatscatsCATSOh NO!! Thanjs for the Trigger Warning. Nothing makes me saDder, I don't think.

Damn, I like a little gratituitous sex and violence in my movies.

But according to our current leftist political correctness, it is full of racism, White supremacy ....

Fantastic !

@@alan1340 So you did not like this movie ? You have a vast choice of gratituitous and vioilent. films... No accounting for personal tastes !

@@alan1340 typical man

I was enjoying the film until the Monkey became part of it. I do not watch any film that uses animals as they have always been mistreated, tortured, killed...I don't care if I love the old movies or not. Probably, they were less caring back in the day re: animals treatment in film bc today it's not any better. I do not frequent zoos either. For 70 years I remember an old elephant in The Bronx Zoo tied with a heavy chain on her leg standing in the sun for all hours. My mom and I were there. A metal pot for water, and not once did anyone come to see if she was okay. It was only 5 and never ever went back. It still affects me to this day. 😢 🐒 🐘

@@rose.gianno4508 Oh, that visual you gave of the elephant tugs at my heartstrings 😢 ... I understand.

@Eve K hi Eve. That poor elephant 🐘 has remained in my thoughts my entire life. I was a very quiet child, and God created me even b4 I took my first breath to adore all animals. Sometimes, it's not a blessing bc it hurts so bad. But the huge old elephant rocked back and for hours. She stood on cement, and the chain on her leg was so heavy and tight. Bc I was a quiet, shy child, I didn't know how to express what my heart was feeling to my mom. But I know when asked to go to the zoo, I always said No, no. I pray that when I get to the Rainbow 🌈 Bridge, she is there for me to hug.

​@@rose.gianno4508The Image will haunt me. 😢 I had a fruend once who wasx an elephant. Wonderful, wyse creatures...to think they are a threatened species... I cry.

Feel pity for us two legged animals confined to this merciless world

Cost a million at least.... 🤣😅🤣

Maybe low budget bcuz the title music is identical to their Cafe Metropole, that year or year after. Or year after. And they didn't spend a ton on Ivan Lebedeff by then tho truth be told he was truly of the nobility and was a decorated member of the Allied Forces in WWI.

That's exactly what I thought.

Lainie you are so right I learned that during my lifetime to be so true. When being such a giving and helpful person all my life when I had my spinal replacement surgery I found out how few true friends I really had.

I am a hospice chaplain and have discovered the same thing about the religious community.

@@robertdesantis6205 I have to totally agree with you I have experience that with some members of certain Churches February 2,2021

"Wealth adds many friends, But a poor man is separated from his friend." Proverbs 19:4

Robert DeSantis: When I was 10, growing up in Florida, my obese, pregnant mother was in a bathroom stall at church when she overheard two women laughing and saying how she was so fat, you could never tell when she was pregnant. My mom was shy to begin with, but this made her so humiliated and ashamed, she quit going to church with my dad and us kids, for a couple of years. This was at a Baptist church in the South, and I'm 70 now, but over the years I've attended Catholic, Lutheran, and 'fundamentalist Christian' churches, with the conclusion that they're all basically just culture clubs of groups of people who want to socialize with other people who are the most like themselves as possible. As long as they all look similar; are in the same social class/income level/education level; profess to believe the same ideas; agree politically; and speak with the same accent, they can all have a good time. But let someone show up who differs from the rest of the congregation in any one of these aspects, and they are approached suspiciously; or superficially welcomed, but talked about behind their backs. I used to think church was a place we went to for the purpose of sharing worshipping God with other people who wanted to worship God. It wasn't supposed to be a job interview where you were scrutinized for appearance, political views, social standing and income level. In some congregations, you would probably not fit in, and would always be viewed with suspicion if you had gone to college, used good grammar, or made more money than the rest of the congregation (evidently God doesn't like people actually USING the brains he gave them). In other congregations, you would be shunned if you were "the quiet type", who felt uncomfortable with loud, boisterous glad-handing and arm-waving. BUT even if you DID fit in, meeting all the demographic requirements, -----‐ all those fine and noble spiritual ideas you'd just been reading, singing, and praying about, seemed to vaporize into thin air once people hit the parking lot to go home. And the more a person showed off their 'Jesus talk', and "Praise be"s, and "I'm prayin' for ya!" talk, the more likely they were to be rude, aggressive hypocrites (like one of my own sisters, unfortunately). People are going to be their true natures. They can become better people if they want to, but some don't even seem to understand the concept; and for them, religion is just a culture club/ social activity.

Even in families you find the same challenge. When people age, there kids often can't wait for them to die so they can inherit whatever may be theirs to get. It can be as little as a grand or some trinket worth a few hundred bucks. The heirs will fight over it - well if it's not stolen first.

@@gaslitworldf.melissab2897 so true.

@Robert Marshall Look at SanFranshitsco & Portland now. Nothing but disaster areas because of this "every thing is free & nothing is a crime" liberal crap.

The Ex wife the boat was named for, The Celeste, from memory. What a piece of work she is?! Gives him a tonguey and asks for a CEO job for her new love, Now that is Chutzpah. Can't trust a soul, poor bugger!! Still, i wish i had his problem of too much money;]]

It starts with you.

No,,he did not.

Have you seen Arsenic and Old Lace? Hilarious!!!!

@@marywagner9927 yep :D

He was SO gifted !

He sure was. I still crack up at him.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I don't mind a bit seeing these b rated flicks!!! Many times there much better than even the new nouveau, s!❤ did any one recognize the short Frenchman 🤔!!! I do believe it was Mr. Fritz feld !!! He looked so young!!! & was always incredibly funny. He also was in " pocket full of miracles ". !!!!!!! Great actor also. He played in Mel brooks; " silent movie ". & Ann bancroft was in it too. Just look for the head m' atradie!!!

Very solid script! It keeps up a brisk pace and wonderful little twists. Nothing is forced.

The first time I saw Peter Lorre was in the 60s on tv in an old movie called M. He played a child predator and he was very creepy. In the 60s he was in some horror movies that were comedic and a little over the top. This movie showed his true comedic talent. Loved John Caradine in this. Reminded me of the fox in the Disney Pinocchio movie. 😁

BRILLIANT IDIOT HE PLAYED.& .SOOOOOO YOUNG!!!! THE CIRCUS OWNER..PLAYED IN THE "SONG OF BERNADETTE" SUCH GOOD MORAL THEMES!

Ann Ranhem simply love

Love, love, love

Lorre was a big star in Europe before Hollywood. You are correct: an excellent actor.

@@gorge5412 well he was a german actor from the beginning

+Saint Boudreau I haven't seen the movie yet - just scanning the reviews. No fan of Weaver, who I've seen in several movies lately; she's fairly a non-entity, and Baxter was fun in 42nd St. and Crime Doctor, but Lorre is the big draw here. I hope it is great or at the very least good. I liked your " Hummmmph". Thumbs up on that comment alone! Thanks.

I've seen many a low budget movie that has far surpassed a high budget glitzy advertised movie with a host of special effects and big names but no story for an audience to connect too.

@@danielstanwyck2812 lorre and carradine

@@danielstanwyck2812 I met weaver well a weaver He made me a lovely quilt from the hair of soft kittens...

@Vistula Gibson Cooper - Yes, but I'll always remember him first for his role in The Grapes of Wrath.

@@newbeequilter carridine was incredible in grapes of wrath, multidimensional character

There is nothing budget about this Film ! The cast, script, acting...YES it IS HIGH CLASS !

@@chantepierce3530 It went over your head.

Me, too. He wonderfully underplays his parts.

That is just about the most moving comment I've ever read in these pages. Everyone deserves good fortune in this life; you have it at last. Congratulations and ENJOY! (By the way, the movie's really good. Excellent principals AND supporting cast !)