The whole point was the destruction, one by one, of his mantra. He became empathetic, he did jobs he wasn’t paid for, he trusted the billionaire. Every one of his principles disappeared. In becoming one of the many, he became someone who cared. Watch it again.

New version sucks i didn't even watch it until the end. I mean at least for me. This version isba masterpiece

Could you talk about DW story City of Death because that story use to scare me so much as a child.

This was very depressing to watch in the second half.

Shocking and Depressing this film was.

Not only was it impossible to believe how the kids escaped town so easily, but I also love how when Jeremy Renner immediately sees and reports the two kids when they snuck out of town, all the soldiers decide to sit back and let them explore the town and even visit their old house before they finally stop them and tell them to go home. 🙄 Oh, and the dad-who clearly wasn't any sort of government official with top levels of security clearance-had a magical key card that could open any part of the high-security facility. This was one of those movies where the opening scene was the only really good part. Too bad they didn't take just a bit more care to clean up the plot a little. It could have easily been a much stronger movie than it was. ETA: i guess i didn't even need to make this comment, since the hosts covered all the same complaints that i paused the video to make. 😆

'Johnny Got His Gun' is ridiculous, propaganda clap-trap. But it should be a reminder that Stalin and the Soviet Union were allies with Hitler and Germany in the beginning of the war. Dalton Trumbo (a communist) wrote it and was serialized in the Daily Worker and then published in September of 1939 - when Germany and the Soviet Union invaded Poland - and was written specifically to keep America out of WWII. The Daily Worker tried to destroy all copies and J.B. Lippincott withdrew it from publication when Germany invaded the Soviet Union. It was then Stalin ordered the Comintern to instruct CPUSA to do a 180 and support U.S. entry into the war, so they did an about-face.

Is anybody else laughing that a Brit is making a commentarty on how our American D.I.'s are "cruel and unfair"? Well, it may not be the case anymore with Gen Z, but you'd be speaking German right now if our military hadn't been as badass way back in the day. But it's gotten cushier since WWII, sadly.

One of the best British films ever .

Man pyle death scene will always haunt me man. Straight up madness

I saw it once in 1985 on italian TV. At that time I was 13…..this is the most brutal and terryfing movie I’ve ever sene. I still get shocked when I remember some scenes…Let’s hope to never face a war.

We had to watch this in middle school, scared the hell out of me!! Years on, I bought the dvd! Every so often, I try to watch it again 😱😱

It was an ok movie. Not as tense or horrifying as amped up to be.

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A lot of powerful people did, but there is no evidence whatsoever that Elvis 'liked or trusted him'. Probably thought he was a little creep, as a lot of people did.

10:50 "...found a wounded woman on a fishing boat..." ....Are you paying attention to the film?

Coogan was robbed of the BAFTA with this role. He was fantastic

The guy with the sleeping fish demon was such a zaddy 😩😫😰

They need to revive this show I want to be on it so badly as a child XD

Heres a not so fun fact the average life span of somone at stalingrad it was 13 minutes

A man has the whole world to gain when he has nothing to lose. Beware such a man at your peril.

There's an image onscreen for a split second during the bombing, with a person burning alive... only when rewatching the scene did I realize it's most likely an ET animated toy. It's not visible for long enough to realize what it is so all your eyes have time to register is a twitching burning body that looks distorted. Absolutely brilliant choice.

I was sure that was Kyle aletter

People talk about a Serbian film etc as being the 'most disturbing film ever made' Threads blows them out of the water. This was released at a time where nuclear war was very much a possibility, the paranoia and sleepless nights this film caused people is immeasurable. Fantastic video

6:24 i swear that thing in the window wasnt in that episode

Kung Fury is the Citizen Kane of short films.

the absolute definition of a beta male. put his whole family at risk. living with strangers over the weekend was his first mistake. second going back to them after finding out they are strange

For anyone who wishes to watch the movie again, listen for the train whistles in the background as reminders of what is going on every day. I show this movie to my Holocaust class very year.

I liked fun house 😊

It’s like theirs a criminal under the terrifying mask

I had no idea Dr Who had got so bad.

That scene in the cafe where Considine’s character just switches is so affecting

While there are many great scenes, one that seems to be overlooked is the one from the museum. You know things will get worse and it's inevitable when people move all the art to a safe location, in the hopes of trying to preserve it. It's a bone chilling scene. You just now they wouldn't bother with such things unless the danger is real. The implications seem so real and upsetting. "This is it, it's happening, prepare for the worst"

Exactly how I felt... the quiz show format initially didn't provide enough entertainment. I wanted to skip to the end, but at the same time didn't want to miss any potential 'events'. I do prefer Steve and Reece to be in them as well. Their performances are always great value.

Seems to me, the clones represent staying together in the toxic relationship for the child, only a shell of their former selves becoming despondent of the boy until he's accidentally killed as if staying together never would have helped the situation. As for being wanted and killed, feel like it's them trying again on to lose themselves in the process, hence the clones after

Haxan really managed to enchant me from the very first photogram till the very last one. Amazing movie, especially for its time

Always hated the ending of him submitting to being stabbed, it just felt like his entire endeavour was ponitless and I don't understand why he decided to allow it to happen

Watched this movie a couple of days ago. It was, without a doubt, the most intense and disturbing movie ive ever watched. I think it was intended, but the screams when the nuke goes out had me dumbfounded (I wasn’t sure if this was supposed to be the high pitched winds due to the bomb)

I had seen The Day After back in the 80’s and I was too afraid to watch Threads. It took me years to muster up the courage to watch Threads. At 38 yrs old, age made no difference and I was terrified. The War Game 1966, another BBC film was also bleak beyond oblivion. The Brit’s don’t pull any punches.

I fell asleep 😴

As a gen xer we had to watch this at school as a cautionary tale

Without doubt the most terrifying film I've ever seen and a warning for the deeply unstable times we are living through today.

Wait people didn't like this movie?!

better die fighting than in such meek submission..disturbing movie..great empowering message tho..call out bad behaviour immidiately, draw boundaries early & f*k being agreeable Mr nice guy..😡😒

Shane Meadows at his best.

This film broke me

i saw a video of my daemon and this person say there was post be a season two this year but netflix go i think about like come on i do feel like there more to this story edited when i try to look for review of this anime i meant animation it just search of this korean drama called My Demon not what i am looking for

Saw it on tv in 1984. I was 12 and was terrified. The most reallistic film I have ever seen on the matter. The 2009 film The Road comes close.

Thanks for sharing & breaking down the 3 stories in the house, when I first watched it confused me but thanks to your insight into the 3 stories it kinda makes sense, I'd like to know what happened to the 2 children.

OH! The scene from all Dogs to to Heaven where Charlie has his nightmare. I swear its always the dream sequences for me. Between that, pink elephants on parade, and hefalumps and woozles its ALWAYS and ONLY the dream sequences