Flim is super...

The opening is like something straight out of Monty Python.

That poor lad got pick on for nothings and they didn't do anything about it ,the officer seeing he got RAPE done nothing about it ? Because he is so scared about the next day is his turn doing gardening . He tell that officer he cant sleep and have nightmare ever time he close his eyes "told to go back to sleeps stop ringing the bell GOT PTSD KILLED HIMSELF....All those blood on bedsheets the wall and the condition mental health ,All Bad officer Including the nurse no Empathy (Its my job am only following the rules) is it you pet that die after read the young man letter NO SHE MY WIFE !!! and am not sure whats some of them done to get them self in there ? Hope this only a film not in real life because ending never said anything if is a place now closed down or anyone parents knowledge about what happened to there child in there ????

At 20:12 the fuselage in the background looks like the Vickers 1000. Looks too long and slim for a Britannia. Does anybody know?

Muy buen film!

it's just scrooge not the scrooge

just seen this for te first time and wow, he is chasing the woman round a dark house at NIGHT, along a dark stairwell, the moon goes behind a cloud and suddenly hi is scared of the dark

Kamala before she was black?

That wallpaper must have been a job lot , it seemed to be in every room !

Yellow jack.

59XX She looks gorgeous in lovely headscarf, raincoat and close fitting knee boots!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Harsh realism and good acting, as is to be expected from an English film.

scariest thing was the acting

The good old days when we still had a movie industry!

At least banks never grassed im guessing he was shipped out after carlin beat him up

what is the title of the song when he bathes in the lake?

Typical, colonial era movie with the occupiers being brave and locals as scheming. Keeping that aside, it is an enjoyable movie in an exotic location.

Great script and first class acting. Was this Walter's big break?

Al mulock from The Good The Bad And The Ugly as a cop in Donald Sutherland’s segment.

Energy vampires

why is the greenhouse scene the most watched you fucking perverts

Masterpiece.

How scary was that!

SEEING THIS AND JUST THINKING .IN A MATTER OF 10 YRS JEREMY BRETT WOULD BECOME THE GREATEST DETECTIVE KNOWN TO THE WORLD SHERLOCK HOLMES

Used to watch this everyday saggin off.. Think I know the whole script.. Definitely know all the prisoners numbers 😂😂😂😂😂

Raymond Burr at his flabbiest.

Talk About Nightmare..

Pelo menos no finalzinho do filme , o Black Beauty encontrou um lar!

Eu odeio ver tanta crueldade com animais, principalmente com cães e cavalos!

It's a "Knochenschlotzer" or bone sucker daddy'o ☝

That's a ridiculous peanut soup, lolzz

Was it the Nobbington Bank ? Or was it Bobbington ?

Not very good! the basic story line is okay though unbelievable at times. In the Original Hitchcock version Joan Fontaine won an Oscar for her role. Only Oscar ever won in or by a Hitchcock film. Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine are the best actors for the main parts. At the end of the Original 1941 version, the viewer is left with doubts about Johnnies real intentions.....

Entertaining.

My great grandfathers grandfathers brother...still got his evil stuff bible from1776

It made an impression on me the first time I saw it ..... And I saw it the first time it came out ..... Was always one of those movies you never forgot ..... It struck many chords

I was friends with the son of the member of the cast who played the most tragic role. In his adolescence he was drawn to the hyper masculine, so far as identifying as "Nazi". It made no sense to us around him, but when I saw this film, the chip on his shoulder was revealed. Not directly related to the film, but amazing the seeds we unwittingly sew.

Terribly acted except for Jack Taylor and Kenneth More's performance, meddled up shooting with lots of wrong angles and confusing zoomings, inconsistent locations. No way you could get a Natural History Museum in Iceland in 1908 (there were only few fishermen's villages with mainly metallic and wood huts and warehouses) and dinosaurs toys made of plastic were already pathetic prop in 1977. But all this can be forgiven on a very low budget movie. The story is of course good because taken from the famous book Jules Verne and the movie adaptation of the script is also acceptable.

Relentlessly dramatic 😕

The actors, mainly young,working class, new to acting made it realistic 😊

The importance of this film was evident on 1st view all those years ago, just knew it would be a classic and be appreciated for what it is, its impact

Loved it then and now .

LOL... Ya' can't hit a barn door at that distance from horseback or even on foot.

Me and it is fore my english test 😂

Qué hermoso es cuando comparte con su compañera de trabajo. Ahí claramente se puede comprender, que si hubiera recibido la compañía y ayuda necesaria, se habría podido recuperar.

What’s wrong with her voice? It sounds fake.

JFC I'm down in the comments, hiding from the greenhouse bit. WHY TF is that the most replayed?!?! Edit: The last movie I watched was the dark knight in cinemas. This was as visceral and brutal as it gets. I really wanted Carlin to kill that screw at the end and he was ony in the movie for 5 minutes.

Been afraid 😳 of greenhouses all my adult life after watching this when it first came out. I never offered to pick 🆙 anyone’s soap 🧼 in sports changing rooms all my life 😂

A German official named Georg Ferdinand Duckwitz leaked the information about the planned roundup of Danish Jews. Duckwitz, who was a maritime attaché, was sympathetic to the Danish people and opposed the Nazi regime's actions against Jews. He warned Danish political leaders about the Nazis' plans, allowing the Danish resistance to act swiftly and organize the escape of Jewish families to Sweden. Duckwitz's motivations were rooted in his moral opposition to the persecution of Jews and his respect for the Danish society's values.

Animatronics when they found it his origin scream:😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳