Full films on Youtube

[phantom_power]

isn't the time difference just an ntsc/pal framerate difference thing. films in the uk run slightly faster and so have slightly shorter runtimes than stated on imdb?

[Herbert Ashe]

I've just discovered that Mosfilm's youtube channel contains, among loads of other interesting looking stuff, legit and subtitled Tarvovsky, eg Mirror and Solaris. Only downside is navigating the cyrillic. NYT article.

[bomb_dog]

Destroyer - 1988.



I've yet to watch this yet, but it looks full of late 80's straight-to-video horror-cheese. The trailer is also online and looks, erm... 'good', so one day soon I'll try to force myself through it.... I mean, he's got a gunsight on the drill!

DeStrOYer88 1/9

Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Destroyer_%28film%29

[Frankie Trumbauer]

I watched this on Youtube, for a film course at university:

ENGSub North Korean Guys [1/11]

I can't possibly imagine how it would work on the big screen.

EDIT: Didn't realize it had such a great freeze frame!

[Yusuf Mohammed]

Grudge 1 .. what is its story?

[mycroft]

I was very happy today to find 1975's Royal Flash, with Malcolm MacDowall and Oliver Reed, as I don't think it's ever been released on Region 2.

Royal Flash

They maybe go a bit far with Flashman's comic side (he could hold his own in a fight and wasn't as generally as clumsy as he is shown here), but it's a rollicking good swashbuckler with some great funny moments and brilliant fight scenes. Top roll-call of British talent, as well - Ackland, Sim, David Jason, plenty others.

[Custard]

Return To Oz: The Joy That Got Away.

A cracking fan-made documentary on the (slightly) underrated, terrifying sequel

Return To Oz: The Joy That Got Away [1/7]