I'm sorry, but Anne simply doesn't understand movies. And disappointingly none of you mentioned 'I hope you come back some day' scene. But overall a satisfactory review. Thanks.

One of my favorite films. Thanks Peter 👍

A must-see film discussed in a must-listen podcast 😃☺

Couldn't disagree more with the visuals, they actually burnt the chuch down. Stay Gold

🦸Emblematic movie!

Whether you like westerns or not, you'll like this one 😃

This trailer is less cheesy than the trailer for the special edition.

It was gritty and good

The DVD set, in the lower left, is among the best ever released.

"It's the one that says Bad Mother......"

Did you think the 1984 version did justice to the book ? 🤔. I've seen the Tyrone Power /Gene Tierney film , and found it believable and memorable. The Bill Murray one , from what can gather from brief trailers, looks good....🤔😊 I like to compare different presentations . Can quite understand why Bill wanted not to be pigeon - holed in Ghostbusters style comedy... 🇬🇧😊🇺🇲📽️📖🦉🇬🇧

That was a beutiful film, in a time rich of different, great movies. Music, characters & actors, dialogue, etc. No shits given, they did what they felt was right for this short story and they hit just the right tone. Hopefully a time like this will return for modern film in the future

Floyds character is the best. You gotta love this super-stoned Slacker, listening to Soundgardens "Outshined" (which i found out about in "Beavis & Butthead", what a great song!). Good review btw !

“American way” <eye roll> using a Canadian invention.

Fantastic review!!! Superman is still my favourite superhero film of all time and really one of my fave films in general. Reeve absolutely captured the humility of Clark, the humanity of Superman, and the empathy of both. No other Superman actor since has conveyed these qualities (however Tyler Hoechlin got the closest)

I still have a VCR and a slew of bootleg and original films. Subbed👍

Nice.

Great review. While I think Superman '78 is very much a product of its time at this point, it still has several scenes of real, lasting impact and a stereophonic masterpiece of a soundtrack. I think the first 40 or so minutes are the best. It tells the origin as well as anyone probably will.

What an excellent review of this underrated and forgotten classic. I've always been irritated that the Will Smith/Martin Lawrence franchise with the same title eclipsed a movie that has haunted me (in a good way) for decades. Even my 80's Spotify playlist features a reminder of this film, as the Little River Band "Man on Your Mind" song is the one playing on Viking's repaired "boom box" (pun intended!) in a pivotal scene. Thanks for talking about why this film is worth watching!

Always tops!

This is good work. And I agree with you on Tony Scott (well, most of the time). If you'd consider making a guest video for another channel (paid), look us up.

Yet another movie I have never heard of that I must find and check out for myself. Thanks Pete.

This movie is, is, is, very, very, very, very, etc FUN! Soundtrack = great, as well as the actors!

Hoping this podcast will make younger generations want to give a chance to this must-seen movie 🙂

I completly agree on everything you said and cant stop watching terminator vhs😁✌🏻

Mmmm Juicy Fruit.

I remember this movie well. I was around 13 or 14 or 15 (had to wait on HBO) by the time I saw it. I was such a small kid and it scared the shit out of me how much bigger and tougher the inmates were. The young black boy getting raped and then killed REALLY shook me up. The soda cans in the pillow case was a very cool tactic. The fight at the end was believable. It showed that neither boy was more experienced at fighting than the other.

this movie is beatiful and terrific, sean penn and esai morales both are amazing.

One of my favorites as well.

Don't you forget about us 🎶😉

Had to subscribe to this channel being a VHS collector myself.

You always entertain! Always loved this movie from way back, and, of course, the music!

I believe in bilbo baggins

I’ve got the same painting in the background; one dog goes one way, one dog does the other way.

Forget about it Tommy

This is a good film. In addition to Layla being played, there is another tune that fits perfectly into the scene and it is "Jump Into The Fire" by Harry Nilsson. Your VHS are fun. Keep up the good work.

Can't wait to hear the podscast to come 🙄😃

Liked and subbed

I could of swore he wore some crazy gym pants with Gene Simmons all over them 3s tongue n all lol .. think I might have been there.. too drunk back then .. was the fight between dude n say bar owner? O.o

Great episode 🙂

actually, the sorcerer apprentice was going to be interpreted apparently by Dopey

It's a little ironic that the film would be saved by hippies. I mean the film predated the psychedelic era and the creators inadvertently (maybe not?) produced something that seemed pretty psychedelic in nature. You were combining (proto-)psychedelia with classical music. And once it got re-released in 1969, it was no wonder why the film became a favorite with the counterculture.

Stumbled upon this channel and loving the content! You've covered some of my favorite films- A Clockwork Orange (1971) and Pyscho (1960). Hoping you cover some of my VHS staples growing up in the '90s- Batman Returns (1992), The Lion King (1994), and Selena (1997) just to name a few. Maybe even Titanic (1997), who didn't own that double cassette tape?!

I'm glad that the hippos are in there 😄🥰

HOLY SHIT THATS MY DAD HES THE MAIN SINGER!!!!

Get on Falling Down,another underrated classic

I watched again about a year ago,great movie. Kurt Russell ripping!

Ha! This looks fun! I’m gonna add it to my watchlist.

Ha! Great!