Beatrice Straight (Louise) is the record holder for winning an Oscar with the shortest amount of screen time. Five minutes two seconds.

Actually the imigrant jury George Vsockovic, or Jiří Voskovič is actually from Czech Republic. He was big movie star back here, but had to flee before the nazis overtook our country because of his ethnicity. It gives more depth to how he defenses the democracy. Greetings from Czechia

Watch THE YEARLING

No there are No other movies like this!❤😮

Are you filming in the pantry?

the maniac is (or more accurately was played, since he died in 2015) played by former wrestling star roddy piper.. i mostly know him from playing the main character in "they live!" by john carpenter... and sadly no voice acting that i'm aware of

I’m Andy proud owner of my own mountain.

"Some timeshares can be pretty good yeah?" No. Time shares are universally terrible. They are designed to drain you via ever increasing "maintenance fees" while offering inconsistent and sometimes poorly timed service that is not nearly equivalent to the cost. Often people who purchase timeshares are assaulted with high pressure sales tactics and high volume sellers frequently target at risk groups like the elderly. Or, in other words, they are scams. The only organizations I have ever seen dispute this basic fact are reality companies and timeshare pushers like Diamond Resorts. I have personally seen over a dozen people lose tens of thousands of dollars each on such nonsense. Don't ever buy a timeshare.

Where do I put my feet?

Inside out 2 is also really good but it still currently running in the theaters, unless you watch online on some piracy site, don’t want to that though. Disney will get you😅Probably the best Pixar for a while.

Fun Fact: Charlie Day thought it would be funnier if Danny Devito wore white underwear instead of boxers. Devito only agreed, if Charlie put on the white underwear himself.

i come here to get away from all the ugliness and worst things of the world and I find you wearing the shirt of my hated rival college!

Everyone in this film is a legendary actor.

There's a fan theory that because the main universe's Mark Grayson got his powers so late compared to other Viltrumites & his other versions, he didn't spend years being trained by Omni-Man to follow Viltrumite customs & support their Empire taking over the Earth compared to all of the other Mark Graysons from other universes, hence why they lacked the empathy for humanity our Mark Grayson has.

Robert Kirkman said he had a 7 or 8 Season plan for this series, so while Season 3 is expected to be released in early 2025, the story won't be finished until the early 2030s at the rate the show is going.

I knew the Bing Bong scene would get you! 😊

Grapes of Wrath,,,To Kill a Mockingbird,,,Rear Window📽️🎶🎶🎶

I would recommend "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962) based on the novel by Harper Lee. Published July 11th, 1960. A classic.

The thing on Sister Sage's coffee table is a trocar. That's all I'm going to say to not spoil it. Love the singalong!❤

Lee J Cobb was mesmerising but the whole cast brilliant. hitchcock's spellbound with salvador Dali art work worth a watch if you Haven't seen

It's a crime that Sunny has never won a proper award (aside from stunt co-ordination).

THIS IS ART!

Paul Walter Hauser, who plays Stingray, is an amazing actor. He’s in a ‘based on a true story’ show called Black Bird and is so creepy. Also is in an Always Sunny episode. Season 6 episode 9.

Michigan tee ❤

You wouldn’t have to look very hard to see what a distinguished group of actors. of these men were. Television and film backgrounds with real depth for each of them. The last holdout juror was played by Lee J. Cobb. Years later, he played a great supporting role as the detective in, The Exorcist.

I've seen this so many times that I can quote the entire script. The backstory from the writer, director, and cinematographer are very insightful.

This movie isn't ABOUT a court case, it's about how we let our prejudices and feelings get in the way of seeing the truth.

whole episode is an allegory about the show never getting any love from the industry awards. Gets 10x funnier if you watch it again through that lense of meta-commentary

If you wipe the finger prints off the knife why go back for it?

It’s making fun of Amy Schumer

We all know the gang is award-worthy. And by the gang, I mean the cast and crew. The characters are scumbag reprobates.

Right wings are just pissed because they finally figured out The Boys is making fun of them. 😀 Edit: Will you be reacting to Gen V?

Hi Dunky, are you a duper or a dupee? Danny Devito killed it in this episode. I crack up when he brought the sandwich into the news room. Also, Andrew Friedman does such a good job as Uncle Jack.

Our signature drink…some people say its like bustin a nut😂🤣

So wild they still didn't get any emmy nominations after this episode. I thought it was so clever.

7:10 lol i love how you asked if the harmonica was real instead of the piano

Enjoyed that 👍

"Anymore like this?" So the "entire movie in one room" is a subgenre to itself but includes lots of sci-fi and horror films. If you want another black and white classic with similar tone but totally different premise - Mr Smith Goes to Washington.

"Twelve Angry Men (Penguin Classics) Paperback by Reginald Rose (Author), David Mamet (Introduction) A landmark American drama that inspired a classic film and a Broadway revival-featuring an introduction by David Mamet A blistering character study and an examination of the American melting pot and the judicial system that keeps it in check, Twelve Angry Men holds at its core a deeply patriotic faith in the U.S. legal system. The play centers on Juror Eight, who is at first the sole holdout in an 11-1 guilty vote. Eight sets his sights not on proving the other jurors wrong but rather on getting them to look at the situation in a clear-eyed way not affected by their personal prejudices or biases. Reginald Rose deliberately and carefully peels away the layers of artifice from the men and allows a fuller picture to form of them-and of America, at its best and worst. After the critically acclaimed teleplay aired in 1954, this landmark American drama went on to become a cinematic masterpiece in 1957 starring Henry Fonda, for which Rose wrote the adaptation. More recently, Twelve Angry Men had a successful, and award-winning, run on Broadway."

Try watching Sweet Smell of Success from 1957

RABBIT PROOF FENCE (2002). True story. I think you would really enjoy it.

12 angry men 1957 remake like my cousin Vinny 1992 and.. tne best old cool movies lve ever seen all quient on the westernfront 1930, the life of Emile Zola 1937, the three faces of eve 1957, Freud 1962, network 1976 plus Christine 2016, frost Nixon 2008 plus the candidate 1972, the outsiders 1983 plus freedom writers 2007, Gan dhi 1982 plus Cesar Chavez 2014 end Norma Rae 1979.

For tears and tissues..try The Green Mile with Tom Hanks and then INTERSTELLAR..with Michael Caine..and an all star cast…finally for tears..Field of Dreams…with Keven Costner..

You are wondering where you saw some of these people..the foreman..no.1..was in Breakfast at Tiffany’s with Audrey Hepburn..the Hollywood producer..and with Paul Newman in Hombre..no.2..the voice of Piglet..many movies I can’t recall..because he doesn’t have that stand out personality..juror no.3..Lee J. Cobb..On the Waterfront with Marlon Brando..and an American TV series called The Virginian with James Drury..number 4 is E.G. Marshall..a few years later had his own series as a defense lawyer…The Defenders..number five is Jack Klugman..a few Twilight Zone episodes..then had two very successful series on TV..The Odd Couple w/ Tony Randle..and then Quincy..M.E.#6..Jack Warden..Used Cars with Kurt Russell and While You Were Sleeping..with Sandra Bullock..as Saul..then legendary Henry Fonda..The Grapes of Wrath..1940..about America’s Great Depression and Dust Bowl..the bigot is Ed Begley..a fine actor whose son also acts..the son was in GREEDY with Michael J.Fox..the old man was in Hang ‘Em High with Clint Eastwood..1968..the last one actually played in a Pink Panther movie..as a mob boss..very funny ..

Great movie. Great reaction!

Lee J. Cobb should have got an Oscar for his role in this, such a powerful and expressive performance.

Another similar movie is Lifeboat by Alfred Hitchcock. People trapped on a boat and how they interact/react to their situation.

Inherit the wind

Just goes to show that you don't need gun fights, car chases or massive explosions to make an excellent classic movie. May I suggest you watch another old b/w sci-fi film called 'The Day The Earth Stood Still' ? - it's unusual

they shrunk the set by 16% during the movie to help Aid the Hot Oppressive Emotion&Ego Filled Almost Claustrophobic Condition,,it'z Genius 🌎📽️🎶🎶🎶