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In my efforts to rediscover many of Australia's forgotten classics, I'd decided that I might as well start from the beginning: released on 26 December 1906, 'The Story of the Kelly Gang' told the thrilling story of Victorian bushranger Ned Kelly and his comrades, and is more than likely the first feature-length film ever produced.
This film is memorable for one reason and one reason only:Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor,together as a unit.They had a chemistry that was undeniable,and they are in full force here.The script is flawed,the supporting cast,at least for the most part,forgettable,and I'm not knocking Sidney Poitier as a director,but I always considered him to be much better in front of the camera than behind it.Much of the dialog and interaction between the two main stars was no doubt improvised,and they probably needed no instruction from Poitier whatsoever.As funny as the two men were separately,there was just something special about them on screen together.They were just knock down,drag out funny,and if you were to just put them on an empty stage with no sets,props or even a script,put a movie camera in front them and just said "action!",the result would most likely be priceless.See Stir Crazy for the unbelievable talent that was Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor.Without them,the film would have been forgotten,and very quickly.
I saw this as a small child and even at such a young age, this movie impacted my soul, and I've never forgotten it, nor it's title.
Apparently the SE has been forgotten.
In fact, the last time that Tinsel Town produced a movie about Maya culture was the forgettable and equally forgotten Yul Brynner epic "Kings of the Sun" (1963) with George Chakiris and Richard Basehart.
When she wakes she has forgotten her identity, thinking she is a Dakota Moss, a stripper she created for an English assignment, so she is denying her supposed identity.
But seeing it today in the 21st century and knowing that there is as far as I know NO Movies today that even come close to approaching the examination of marriage/love/friendship that Bob Carol Ted and Alice does I feel like I've accidentally stumbled on a forgotten gem.
If you want a movie about the Indian American Experience try American Chai, American Desi, The Namesake, or Leela, but this is on the level of Fillum Star, Banana Brothers, and other similar movies long since forgotten.
With any luck it will one day be consigned to the same fate as 'The Black & White Minstrel Show' - unloved and forgotten, a relic of a shameful era when the lowest common denominator reigned supreme on British television.
I have remembered this movie being on TV when I was a child and have never forgotten it.
I just finished watching this movie, and can't believe 1) how incredible it was; 2) that I knew nothing about this film, and that it is a totally hidden forgotten overlooked minor classic.
This seldom seen, nearly forgotten gem stands out as a precursor to many movie motifs now taken for granted.
In these times of war and prison camps, again, and as history is rewritten, forgotten, or ignored, I wish that Tenko would be replayed for a new generation to experience.
And with sheer luck this movie lands on my lap and I read somewhere that is a classic story with a forgotten method of movie making.
I now know why it was forgotten.
As soon as you thought that they were all used up, there would be one more you had forgotten about being thrust at you.
I know, I know, cannibalism is a social behavior, not a pathogen, and the movie knows it, too, so some brief lip service is paid to a theory of psychic mutation which is never really explained and immediately forgotten.
from the comments I saw here, I thought I was about to see one of those rare, forgotten comedic gems, the cast definitely offered hope.
Or it will be quickly forgotten and gain a reputation of the worst Christmas movie idea since Santa Claus Conquers the Martins.
A final comment on this Nettles/Grant version (I've already forgotten who played H and W) - the most frightening moment was the embarrassing hey nonny no Christmas festivities scene.
Maybe these are funny to me because they use characters from my childhood that have all but been forgotten.
The lessons of the first film, which was actually rather good, seem to have been forgotten with great fight scenes, pumping music and a sense of humour curious only by their absence.
This life of a forgotten New Zealander at the dawn of movies is very knowing and loving.
A classic sadly almost ignored and forgotten probably because of it's small scale being a quite simple screen version of the popular stage play.
It should be burned and forgotten forever.
These are the kind of movies from the 70s that should be forgotten.
I'm a huge fan of Lovecraft and to be told that this is the best film adaption of his work and that I'd never even heard of it made me think I was about to get my slime covered tentacles on a forgotten gem.
This is one of those forgotten films and after seeing it, I really think TCM should have let it remain forgotten!
The prison no longer exists but the murders that happened there will never be forgotten.
The horrible Stalin era has been largely forgotten in our post- Cold War World.
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