need to dive into documentaries and propaganda films tbh darkest days in human history have begun

just looking at the general wiki for world events this year is staggering

good s***

when Lionel Barrymore isn't playing a b******

everybody putting in work today @DELON @sace

i didn't even clock that it was a '37 film just wanted to see some grémillon

your dedication to the thread is admirable

Can’t pass on Bette Davis and Olivia.

The Hurricane

almost 60 pages in 3 years boys we did it

incredible

havent seen such disregard for the lives of an army of extras since Metropolis f*** them extras

Even the Noah’s Ark in 1928

dang I missed that one. egregious?

I haven't seen it yet, but it was mentioned by lost media due to notorious production history. It almost killed John Wayne.

Like
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noah%27sArk(1928_film)
https://lostmediawiki.com/Noah%27sArk(partially_lost_film_based_on_Bible_story;_1928)

the DK method

3 extras drown back when disaster films were actual disasters

I decided not to revisit Charge Of The Light Brigade for 1936 don't need the ghosts of a couple dozen horses haunting me

ehhh don't watch that.... optionally

Make Way for Tomorrow when

Already saw and enjoyed it before I knew about the horses. Flynns charm was undeniable.

Not sure. I download a mountain of stuff for each year then go by whim.

Make that top of your queue. Watched that with gramps and almost shed a tear. Like man, the theme is they don't live forever, but you can use most of the time to them. Love them. Even it's an inspiration to Ozu's Tokyo Story.

Yeah I lost my last grandparent recently so it's probably gonna gut me

The last half hour was very touching but ngl the first half was pretty unremarkable