Sadly you know the GQP would call Spencer Tracy woke these days over this film.

In my lifetime, those same 2 movies were the 1,2 punch in cinema, along with “The 10 Commandments”, “The Manchurian Candidate”, The Quiet Man”, “Inherit the Wind”, “Soylent Green”, “The Andromeda Strain”, and so many other great classics. We, as older generations, will never see the likes again. 😢

@@redbarchetta8782 If you mean the GOP, you're deluded by the same party to which you adhere and who's lies you believe. Read some history, try "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" and "Hitler's Willing Executioners" for starters.

Well said Mr S. When I was a boy,I watched to Kill a Mockingbird on tv with my Grandma. At the time it was the best film I had seen. My Grandma had trouble sleeping after the film. She was an old school girl . Thanks for sharing.

@@toomanyhobbies2011 EWWW NO THANKS

True

yes

No it's not. You like many people are simply self-righteous.

Me too.

Yes, this judge is telling it straight. Nearly brought to tears at the horrific acts of inhumanity displayed by the people inhabiting Earth. I can't describe how I truly feel, but in a nutshell it is awful. I will never find peace until injustice is reversed and the evil is crushed. I still have not brought myself to understand such cruelty and malice towards one another. I guess I am not meant to grasp the random nature of the wicked.

I want to believe that you loathed what you did, but I can’t convince myself. I have faith that some voice says to you every morning how ashamed you should be.

Best lines in the film. How timely this is to our situation today.

I saw this move once, when I was 12 years old. I'm now 75. I have never forgotten that line and have thought of it many times.

Greetings from Germany! The best line of the whole movie. And very true.

Definitely sums it all up! Great line and one of the best.

I am appalled and sickened personally. No amount of repenting can atone for the human atrocities and the fall out we see today. It is often sad to call yourself a human being. I just can't fathom how these people look at themselves in the mirror every morning. Utterly shameful.

We are all just human. All returning to the glimmering cosmic dust when we're done. The sum of what we love best...so love well.

I love how you used Capt. Kirk's full name. I won a couple bar (tavren) bets on what was his middle name. I wasn't born a nerd for nothing😁😎

Yes, but Colonel Klink knew nuthhhing!

His lines were actually deliveredsmoothly

Wasn’t this 1947?

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In my class, we saw the TV film from 2000.

No doubt it would be banned by republicans.

Just as All Quiet on the Western Front needs to be read and understood by every single student BEFORE they go to college.

The trials actually found one guy not guilty. He'd been a particular friend of Hitler's but H. took care that he never knew of the atrocities '-- which makes me wonder. The man found innocent had helped run the war, but "only" that. These trials addressed the extraordinary atrocities, not "normal" war making.

My father worked at Ft. Sam Houston’s medical film library after serving 30 years in the Army, during the mid 1950’s. I was a teenager at the time. One weekend he borrowed several films and showed them to my brother and me. The were films of the U.S. military liberating concentration camps. Those films brought home to me what WW2 was about. The memory of seeing all those bodies has remained with me today. Those films showed in the movie are real. Some of you younger people have been taught we are the Nazis today. That is pure propaganda and false. Many people have given their lives so we can be free. You need to ask what is the real motive of anyone to espouses such lies. We are being infested by some people in authority who no longer believe in this country and they have evil motives. Be warned now or suffer the same results as the people in North Korea, China and South America.

@@e.l.daniel1565 The Allies used concentration camps.

@@e.l.daniel1565 well said !

@@e.l.daniel1565 who are "we"?

@@e.l.daniel1565 As a high school froshmen, 1974, my social studies teacher showed some of the liberation footage...I had to leave the room. It makes me sick to watch some of our "leaders" today returning to the very white supremacist and voter suppression policies that nearly half a million Americans sacrificed their lives to fight save us from. Today I watched a clip of an American politician referring to our citizens who are gay or non-binary as demons, imps, and abominations...are pink triangles next...in America?!

No, there never will be.

@Brian Johnson - I'm 68 now. For over 40 years now, I have believed that Spencer Tracy is the greatest actor to have ever graced the cinema. No one yet has ever come to change my mind. This, Inherit The Wind etc. There was also a mediocre film in 1956, The Mountain. That was actually the film that convinced me of Tracy's supreme talent. He turned the mediocre into something constantly engaging.

Theo Lamp The Mountain was awesome. Not action packed but it’s still compelling to watch.

Rumour had it that he was cheating on his wife, with Katherine Hepburn. At the very least, it seemed that he was having an emotional affair with her. If any of that was true, then I have to say that cheating men suck. Church.

@@theolamp5312 "Bad Day at Black Rock"

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Yes you are right, but today we are throwing it away because we do not like it. If we ignore it we never learn from what happened. I have no patience with revisionism history.

We're repeating it right this minute

​@@WMJCPAAll history is revisionist. Which revisions do you object to?

Shhh...you'll Jinx him. Props to him for flying in Space, albeit not at "Warp Ten." Hopefully, he doesn't have any "Mad Cow" issues.

I'm a Civil War reenactor and a combat veteran [Central and South America, mid 80s]. Hemmingway's quote is essentially what I teach when I go to schools. It pisses some people off, but the truth is **supposed** to piss people off. The truth strips away all those rationalizations and convenient lies that we tell ourselves and confronts you with the stark reality of whatever you're studying. What I teach is this: 'War' is what happens when industrialists, statesmen, publishers, and other people who think they're better than you completely fail at their jobs. What's more, almost none of these people will ever actually pay for their errors... some will actually prosper from it. The person who gets to pay for it is the kid on top of Hill 123 somewhere in the back ass of nowhere. They, their buddies, and one unit of fire will pay the price. "And men in Washington in tall hats and gold watch fobs will thump their chests and say what a brave charge it was!" -- Sam Elliot [as BGen John Buford] 'Gettysburg' 1993

Woo woo from Hemingway.

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A one-sided victors' justice.

Actually, of its time.

Hurt Lancaster was awe inspiring.

De Niro is an idiot.

Dont be stupid enough to criticize Robert De Niro. Ridiculous hack.

I’m sure you know the stories about his drinking binges. Which actually makes his acting all the more amazing. Apparently, he would go on these binges and would rent a hotel room. He’d drink hard liquor in the bathtubs, and just puke and shit all over himself. He was so tortured over his…I dunno, I guess infidelity to his wife, and his inability to completely stop drinking, that he’d basically punish himself with his addiction. Odd, but it makes a weird tragic logic. Anyways, while it probably killed him early in the end, he is one of the greatest actors we have ever had. I hope he found some sort of peace in the ether where we go after we expire.

They should call them 'De Niro' cards.

I think Spencer Tracy is the best movie actor in history. No contest.

Great friggin' movie! Watch it at least once a month. :)

Oskar Schindler...an imperfect man who pursued money and pleasurable vices...yet rose to a height few have ever so much as aspired to...the wrong man, at absolutely the right place and the right time.

WAKE UP!! 'WE' now - ARE Nazis! Since winning WW2 for their so callled 'FREE Christian Democracy' U$/UK/OZ have MA$$ MURDERED over 20 MILLION VICTIMS - ONGOING in 37 countries!!! www.google.com/search?q=us+has+killed+20+million+since+ww2&rlz=1C1GCEA_enBE880BE880&oq=us+has+kil&aqs=chrome.0.69i59j69i57j69i60.10616j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

@@tinapatton7346 Fuck you, you moral idiot. Islam is the new Nazism.

@@johnmcdonald9304 . Dream on man

@@johnmcdonald9304 There are too many sects in Islam for it to be one thing. Oh! I forgot my manners. Fuck you too. Isn't that what crass, ill educated Americans use to greet each other?

@@johnmcdonald9304 There is no "new" Nazism. Just new Nazis. Let's not accuse a billion fucking people of being worse than Nazis.

Of course she wasn't biased at all.

Tracy was a chronic alcoholic who went on uncontrollable binges that lasted for weeks at a time. His so-called "romance " with Hepburn was completely contrived by their PR agents to glorify their individual careers and make them appear "normal" to the public . In reality, Hepburn was a dyed in the wool lesbian who had an insatiable appetite for young women aspiring to "make it " in Hollywood .

I doubt any single actor could be named the GOAT. Many could justify Fredric March and Spencer Tracy at rhe same level.

Wife, not partner

That to was another great movie and performance from Tracy

Spencer Tracy is one of my favourite (favourite?) actors

You could add the speech he gives at the end of Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner to the list. Probably my favorite. And another that should be shown in every classroom.

And Bad Day at Black Rock.

@@garfieldsmith332 I did not see that movie till about 2 years ago. Very good.

Plot twist: Capt Kirk went back in time to participate in historical events by using the Guardian of Forever.

Schell yelled more....

Perhaps it's because Max was young and new, and Spencer had already enjoyed a stellar career. Many Oscars are given to actors who on the way UP, not DOWN. It all about commerce.

Inherit the wind is also very powerful!

I love the was Mr. Shell delivered his opening argument.

Will Drucker. Cold War politics.

The blacklist was a good thing, but it would have been far better if the United States had destroyed the Soviet Union and Communism forever in 1941.

@@MarkHarrison733 too bad that your lack of historical knowledge shines through your troll reply. Hundreds of innocent people were targeted unjustly by the blacklist as a means of score-settling with rivals (Elia Kazan was particularly vicious in testifying before HUAC against actors with whom he’d had run-ins on set). It was a complete fraud and resulted in needlessly destroyed careers and lives.

@@JosephFerreiraJr None were innocent. John Wayne was correct to support blacklisting so strongly. Patton was right - we "fought the wrong enemy" in World War II.

+Mick Krug what movie is this? i was honestly moved by his performance!!

+patrick starshooter aaa...judgement judgement at nuremburg??

Mick Krug apologies, i thought that was just the title of this video, thanks!

+Mick Krug So right you are! And also about "Mr. Smith". As I partially stated in a new comment, we are now in the position the Tracy's character was discussing, and I think we are failing. We are allowing the threat of terrorism to cause us to abandon our values. People in the USA are fond of saying that "freedom isn't free", but they won't accept the bill. They are happy to send others to combat, but are willing to sacrifice their own freedoms, and keep desperate refugees out of this country in return for a marginally improved chance at survival.

Yes, Mr Smith goes to Washington is superb. Especially the final scenes with Jimmy Stewart and also speeches by Claude Rains.

Too bad it's all total and compete bullshit and lies.

@@operaticcat1892 In what way?

@@operaticcat1892 how ????

Here's ST in one of his best roles as the fisherman Santiago in "The Old Man and the Sea": ok.ru/video/286744185507

Agree 100 percent. The problem is today, the character would start talking about ESG and diversity and not justice and universal moral principles.

Beyonce would be great in the Marlene Dietrich role, Lol

Not enough explosions and car chases.

Hollywood is too busy making movies about comic book superheroes & showing off CGI special effects to make films for us grown ups.

Great films (and TV series) are being made. They're just not being made by the mainstream industry for theatres. Superhero movies, romcoms and children's movies make money and that's the focus. The new version of All Quiet on the Western Front shows that good films are being made and there's an audience, but it's mostly for the streaming services.

That figures.

I heard about it on IMDB for the 11 minute speech but not as usually as you'd see in one take scenes where it doesn't cut. I assume that there are a bunch of cameras for this scene and edited it smoothly for continuity because the audio doesn't slightly shift. For example: Gregory Peck's speech in To Kill A Mockingbird.

A very powerful movie and most appropriate for us Americans today, as we face a former president, his enablers and his followers who know nothing of Fascism and know little of history and yet without realizing it are opening the gates for a Fascist dictatorship through their rabid emotions of rage and the emptiness of their ignorant, depraved minds masquerading as patriotism.

@@grantsmythe8625 Keep your "woke" nonsense to yourself.

Spencer Tracy was 67, which was the average life expectancy at the time of his death.

I don’t know but, if so, it would rank as one of the greatest speeches ever written.

No this is fiction but it IS true to the spirit of Nuremburg.

No quick cuts, car chases and explosions.

Because people are idiots and Hollyweird is talentless agenda pushers.

@@leestamm3187 ...and, NO Steroid-Head actors, no CGA. The Hero and Monster movies...they bring in the Dough. It shall Always be thus. Although the Early, "Classic" XXX films had a HUGE profit/cost ratio, as did a few Indie flicks, like "Clerks."

Pat Doyle This statement stops making sense once you realise self preservation can be a value too.

+ Jan Bittner No, it does not - not unless your idea of self preservation is merely the biological functioning of your body. There was a theater shooting a few years back - four men died covering their girlfriends in that shooting - one had only been dating his girl for a couple of weeks. To preserve his body, he would have had to abandon his "self". Any one of them could have pulled the girls down on top of themselves and let them take the bullet - self preservation. But they chose instead to risk their lives for what they thought was right. If you sacrifice your values for self preservation whatever remains alive is not you - unless you were scum to begin with.

@@pdoylemi Your example is a bit absurd. The people making the sacrifice INDIVIDUALLY CHOSE to do so. Politicians forcing their citizens, using the power of the state, to sacrifice their personal safety and well being for others is collectivist authoritarianism. The state can ask me to sacrifice myself for my country's collective security when actual war threatens, and I can DECIDE to do it for those I care for, but to try and impose some rule that I must do so to satisfy YOUR sense of morality is something very few people are going to accept. This does not make people fascists. Laws protecting CITIZENS of a country are not invidiously prejudicial; they just acknowledge reality that societies are different and jurisdictions are limited by available resources and political realities.

I notice that this comment was made 5 years ago. Isn't it interesting how it addresses the atmosphere of the United States today, 2019? We are not doing such a good job learning from historic example.

@@shirleywhitt8740 America became an Orwellian, Technocratic, Neo-fascist, Surveillance state long before DJT, if _HE'S_ who you're refering to. I'm no Trump-ite, btw. But let's stay within the realm of reality, folks. Please. Now that people are crying out for their Sovereignty to be returned, people are claiming America is becoming fascist. What a sick joke *that* is..... My point being; Trump ain't your enemy. Blame the billionaires (who are the REAL people in charge). Blame the Bush's, the Clintons and Obama for their complicity in this whole fiasco.

I dont think so.we are well past any tribunal

It all ready started in Feb 2022!!

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+Oakwood Pulaski Not all whites are racist. Don't generalize. Are you some kind of racist?

You say that as though 'Merica' was an individual. The same judges who presided here may well have abhorred racist practices in the US. The best of any nation is always going to be a minority. The virtue of the American system is that it at least allows for the best people and ideas to rise to a position of authority. The corruption of the Nazi system was that it allowed only for the worst to thrive.

Nobody ever says "racist" and thinks about the Trail of Tears. (Too long ago...)

At Nuremberg Merica: Not racist... What about Nicole Simpson and Ronald Goldman? Merica: Oh, we don't consider them people. Merica not racist.......

All war is brutal, but a specifc governmentally sponsored and implimented program of genocide created the crimes against humanity charge.

You've got to be kidding. The USA, 2020 equals 1933 - 1945 Germany, REALLY??? That's just kookoo.

@@edithsmom6140 I'm kookoo for Coco Puffs.. (sorry)

@@CaptApril123 Recall how the milk turned brown!?

@@edithsmom6140 That's not what she said.

@@Big_Bag_of_Pus Sorry, but I just can't deal with your name. 🤢🤮

Only if the rest of the world defeats Russia, as happened in Germany.

You obviously don’t know about the perversion of justice with japanese war criminals who were basically let go by the us govt

It is taking years for Trump and his enablers to be convicted too, but convictions are coming.

Every time I see this I get tears in my eyes ... Tracy, such a great actor.

My late grand aunt was a nurse in the British Army who liberated Bergen Belsen. She had no comment to make other than it was “utterly horrendous “.