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Mike's TFH entries are excellent. He could make the McDonald's menu sound interesting. Small correction: David Gilmour wasn't a founding member of Pink Floyd though. He joined the band when Syd Barrett's problems became insurmountable.

I love this film so much

Excellent movie. The only thing that doesn’t work is the soundtrack: synthesizers and XVIII century ships don’t go well together.

Love that movie.

Alan Arkin's worst movie.

Read the John Cheever book

oh, come on... this is pure camp; and laced with double entrandres. But if you get the chance to see Lyndhurst Mansion.... "Doooo itttttt".

I saw it cold on day 2 or 3 after it opened at the Egyptian in Hollyweird. Dolby, 70 MM, curved screen No one knew anything about the movie and especially the alien. It kicked all 1800 people in the theatre right in the gut! A great memory !

uk government didn’t care about what music they were playing, it was a threat to their control over all public airways which they could indoctrinate their citizens.

Watched this last night, still funny as ever. Great and educational film.

I LOVE this movie

Saw the UK version in Australia and loved it. Rewatched the US version years later and thought maybe I was wrong. Didn’t realize that 30 minutes had been cut out of it.

But there was no keelhauling on the bounty as it had been stopped fifty years previously.

Thanks, Trailers from Hell Which vintage movies deserve reboots?

I’ve seen and own both versions of the movie and I can attest that The Boat That Rocked is the superior version of the movie. Some of the changes Richard Curtis made for the American cut made for a lesser film but the British cut (which I seeked out as soon as it was announced it was being cut down) really is fantastic, and a prime example that any changes made were going to hurt it outright. I had seen the British cut about four or five times before it was released in America (and lordy, that US trailer is atrocious) but I found that despite the differences, both cuts are just fun as hell but if you have to choose one, see the British cut known as The Boat That Rocked. I’m with Mick Garris in agreeing that everyone in the world missed out on this underrated gem of a movie.

Big budget studio bombs have always interested me as well i knew of this one but have also never seen it..

I have only seen the American version of this movie, but i found it so much fun and the music is absolutely incredible. I need to find a copy of the UK version now just to see more of it.

Remembering Donald Sutherland ten years later. One of the greats, especially for a kid who saw The Dirty Dozen, M*A*S*H, and Klute in the theaters.

Good movie!

I loved it !

Love this movie! Thanks Mick!❤😎

Amazing

I can see where Reanimator gets it from.

A magnificent film which I was fortunate enough to watch uncut in Brazil. I suggest pairing it with the 1960s Polish film MOTHER JOAN OF THE ANGELS, also based on the outbreak of hysteria at Loudon but antiseptic and chilling in contrast to the fervor of Ken Russell.

Hi I got 3 people (2 of them children) killed on set and should never be allowed to show my face ever again

As in THE Dennis Lehane. I`m just gonna chill as this fawkin guy talks about Britain`s best film.

Rewatching this after years and years and I was surprised that my favorite parts are the expositions by Reynold's character before everything literally goes south.

i LOVED THIS MOVIE AS A KID TOO.

We loved this during the Nu-Metal era lol

Holy crap, John Agar was a robot.

This is a tremendous film. Almost perfect.

"Shoot the Moon" is my favorite domestic drama. Finney and Keaton are superb, as as are the young actresses who portray their children, especially Dana Hill who is heartbreaklng. Bo Goldman's terrific script contains some of the most touching lines in any film I've ever seen. I saw "Shoot the Moon" in 1982 when it came out and I've it more than once after that, and then finally purchased the DVD. Why more people don't know about this great film has always been a mystery to me.

Se pudo haber hecho mas de 2dos al parecer a holiwood no le intereso

The most depressing movie I have ever seen.

Good call, Mr. West. This movie has stuck with me ever since I saw when it first came out. It carries a different energy and a different sensibility than what commercial cinema usually provides - It's original in concept and I found it refreshing. And that Alexandre Desplat score, particularly in the film's opening sequence in the park, is stunning. People are now starting to come round to "Birth" again because it's Glazer, and anything Glazer makes should be seen. And if any of you reading this haven't seen "Under the Skin" yet, Glazer's third film, see it. Just know you're in for some shocks.

A very good movie. Better than anything that Joe Dante has ever made.

One of the best movies ever…

The full movie is on UA-cam 😊

Rad film, rad TFH ep.!

The director's son married Pelosi's daughter, they make propaganda films together now

Your episodes are very engaging and entertaining and in fact I was inspired to start my own channel as a result! Thanks for the inspiration!

The little guy looked like Arnold Schwarzenegger!

John Heard.

I'd like to see the 175 min original cut

IT'S TRUE , IT WILL BE WITH ME FOR SOME TIME

0:10 It didn't win anything at Cannes. It wasn't even shown at the Cannes Film Festival.

Such a great movie

I've seen this probably 12 times in the past year. loved it so much I ordered the DVD and have watched it a few times more. One way I know it was a good choice is that I wanted to know what happened after he shuts the door at the end 😊

They should've spent the money on a movie version of Have Gun Will Travel

I am former web master for Director Tsui Hark who ran the international fan website and also worked on this film. Michael here did a true and great description and review, thank you! It is correct, Director Tsui didn't feel they could use Andy for this second Detective Dee film to play his younger self (after DETECTIVE DEE AND THE MYSTERY OF THE PHANTOM FLAME) so a different actor was chosen for the role, however Carina Lau did return as empress Wu ZeTian. The CGI was done by a S. Korean company. The film was only the second 3D film Director Tsui made - the first was FLYING SWORDS OF DRAGON GATE which was made right before this - and he invited Director James Cameron and his team to help out with the 3D filming process (I have a picture of Directors Tsui and Cameron together). As a webmaster, on the other hand, I heard a lot of feed backs from fans and one of the top things was people didn't care much for is 3D in any film as long as the story was good. Another feed back was the over use of CGI - which we also hear a lot about Hollywood films nowadays - and the usual over use of wire works which has a long history of complaints in Wuxia films. The film took about a year from start to finish. ... And some current news: two new films currently in the works for Director Tsui: 1) LEGEND OF THE CONDOR HEROES (in post production and should be released this summer) and also in development is, 2) SHIH, QUEEN OF THE SEA which is about a woman pirate who was in charge of 1800 pirate ships and controlled the South China Sea - this later film is being written currently. Thank you again Michael and thank you all the fans for the support!