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@@PizzaFLIX 🤣The Sauce is strong in this one!

You took the words right out of my mouth David! I love when the pharmacist had perfect aim when he cracked Chester in the head with bottle!

I'm quite sure Jesus never saw it ...

@David Loehmann I'm not so sure your vision hasn't been completely clouded by the nostalgia goggles you're currently wearing, David. Sure, It's an entertaining flick, but it's all over the map when it comes to acting, dialog, and edits that are rather amateurish at best, even for the time and lack of budget. It's the plot of the film that keeps me interested and despite the rather derivative script of the remake, I think the 1988 version is far superior.

Yes I knew he will say that

My grandmother saw this film when it first appeared in theaters.

When I was a teen mid 197o's, , my mother heard DOA was going to be shown on TV. She remembered seeing it in the threatre. We huddled around the one TV with an antenna that could pick up the station that was showing it. (Rural area.) It was very fuzzy, We loved it. I'd never heard the term film noir. This was my introduction.

@@albietide night of teliveing ded

Yes - I agree.xx

Absolutely Sensational. The Best

I agree with everything you said!

This is my favorite version so far.

yeah whats with that goofy whistle?

I frickin hate that penny-whistle!! I think it was added later by the studio who believed it didn't have enuf 'kick' to it. Those studio execs had the $$$ but they also had the brains god gave a turd--no brains at all.

The goofy slide whistle adds tension to the film, leading the viewer to wonder "what is this strange thing that's about to unfold?"

Whistle should be muted. It was stupid.

He found the murderers before he died though.

Wolfy Daddy1961 The women seem stupid in this movie. Give me ida Lupino or Lauren Bacall toughness any day.

The second DOA is the only remake I like.

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Wow marvelous film thanks

Me too. He always delivers.

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Great movie.

Keep dreaming.

If “great” means mainstreaming “grift”.

Aw, you beat me to it. Sad to say she died of cancer in '74, age 51.

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Must have been an all nighter!

They still do it to the public, and report it as real. Crisis acting and crowd sourcing aren’t multi-billion dollar industries for marketing to the masses, are they? Nope. It takes very deep pockets to fund it, make it so lucrative when there is zero public advertising for this “service”, and it takes a worldwide stage to perform it. They aren’t private performances. There’d be no need for that. Put news cameras on, and the public also has no idea it’s a “drill”, or a publicly-performed soap opera reported as real. Forensics don’t lie, people do. And reality TV was (and still is) the perfect social experiment to see what absolutely disgusting things some people would do (and what abuse they’d tolerate as well), and how low people would stoop to betray their fellow man and even the ones they claim to love the most for a few dollars and some air time on TV, and to find out how gullible people would be to believe whatever they are shown. Ha. They sure got their answer. I’m sure they also don’t report how many people have cut them off entirely and just don’t engage at all, no news, TV or Hollywood. Minds can see much more clearly when they aren’t crammed with propaganda (which is legal, the news is “entertainment” and legalized propaganda, and it doesn’t actually have to report one single shred of truth, but it does help the lies go down). It’s almost funny to hear people talk of the propaganda campaigns of other countries, while naïvely and childishly believing that THEIR own country doesn’t do it, or “not very much, or we’d know about it!”. Oh sure. “They couldn’t”. “They wouldn’t”. “It would too expensive”. “Everyone would have to be in on it”. “Everyone would know, no one would believe it”. We’ve heard it all, and they’re all wrong. It’s your tax dollars, so nothing is too expensive, besides, they print their own money, so that’s a silly thing to say. It’s just like a terrorist cell, and everyone operates on a “need to know basis”. People have Santa hoax every year, and look how many people are “in on that”, All those couriers, delivering packages to homes are in on this hoax, department stores, and school teachers, and all manner of “fine, upstanding citizens” are “in on it”. ....and it’s not even an *organized* hoax, funded by one organization and controlled, it’s just a word-of-mouth, shoot-from-the-hip hoax, and it works every year on tons of kids… And this is where we hear that “grown-ups wouldn’t fall for hoaxes, only children do”. That’s precisely why adults do. Reporters just read teleprompters that roll the scripts produced by Tavistock and CoIntelPro, just paid puppets, hired to “shape and mold public opinion, both foreign and domestic”. And whenever a TV watcher opens his or her mouth, it becomes readily apparent, their programming and parroting is pert-near flawless. And how sweet of the reporters to thank them for a “tuning in“ to their “programming“, and their top “stories“... after first counting their mind down into a state of alpha, of course. Alpha, where their subconscious will readily except everything streamed visually and audibly, at flicker rates and frequencies perceptible and imperceptible. And all of that was in the very first TV patent. They’ve made enormous strides, enormous ones since then... you should see what they’ve done with schematics and what they can do if they have your DNA. That happens to be a frequency, too...a very specific one.

@SRV. 123 if you look carefully into the escape-from-the-car scene at about 1.07.00, there appears to be a camera-team in the darkness at the side of the road, marked by the large "Mickey Mouse" film-spool holders.

I'm impressed, you know your locations.

Music by Dimitri Tiomkin? What can I say....

Why should they be in the public domain? Why should we value them less than newer products that are often grossly inferior?

Just for you I just looked this word up in a dictionary: KOKOLORES! With love from ...

@@VoltaireVI I looked the word up. It means, 'perceptive', 'far-sighted'. Of course, most of the shots were saline solution.