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I forgive or bypass Scorsese faith (if true or not). The film is fantastic as a work of art course look who is the Director. But I squirm with all the "religious" drama that this film attracted. Mainly in America and mainly by the biggest mafia on earth The Vatican. Sadly any of the teachings that the life of a Palestinian Jew in the era of Christ could lend humanity are by now lost and forgotten thanks to that MAfia (Vatican) who has become the biggest criminal enterprise humanity has known .

Hey, I didn't know John Carpenter smoked! Huh..

We no longer get to see this level of passion put into using practical effects over CGI anymore.

if you get it - it's a fantastic film - i've watched it 10 times at least

Body language tells all. He knows what he did.

They look more like a Britpop rock band

einer der Filme die mir in 2024 noch eine Gänsehaut über den Nacken jagt und Tränen in die Augen treibt

Rita Hayworth is the greatest actress in the history of cinema

Ken Park is the superior version of The Breakfast Club. Nothing against John Hughes but the vein was far harder tapped here.

The opening title is so cool looking & done so creatively. Today it would be CG, look nowhere near as cool & cost 10k.

Like the next Maradona....I hope I see a monster that is as original , scares me as much & is as unknown to us all like Predator,Alien, and The Thing! I live in hope.

I watched this movie in Antarctica. It gets a special showing at the UK's Halley base every mid winter. I was a big fan since The Thing's original VHS release but watching it in Antarctica added a new, very special dimension to this classic flick for me. Also had the opprtunity to catch Carpenter and his band play cuts from his film scores with his band in Glasgow some years later. That was hyper cool too. The man's a legend

Must have seen movie before you die!!!👍

In 2024 we NEED more John Carpenter movies

The Thing scared and creeped the sh*t out of me, remember everyone in the theatre screaming and carrying on with each new creature effect. Incredible movie.

what are these fuuuuuuuuuucking questions. People are truly animals.

Thank you for posting !!!!

ich bin dank euch viel stiller . so wie damals wo die mörksl noch ihren geo physik abschluss machte. danke fürfast vier mal absschuss und 1 woche knast i n u n garn. drei wochen ohne wasser und verpflegung und heute? kriegen leute tranns all kla0mmeraffen ein ticket fürs nirvana. irre

I’d fuck Daniel Plainview too, he was a polite cutie mustache man

She Was a a True ArtIst

The ufo in the film looks wicked! Looks like the kind a kid would make outta Legos! 🛸

This might be my favorite film of his. It is by far the most moving film I have seen about Jesus. It may not be true to the gospels entirely, but we have no way to know how true the gospels are to history. I have been studying the gospels for years, and I can definitely say the gospel writers took their own creative liberties (for instance the nativity stories in Matthew and Luke don't line up with one another, nor do the resurrection accounts, nor do their respective Christologies: Mark's Jesus is quite differently portrayed than John's, for instance) In fact, in writing a story about anyone and the significance, you have to, especially if you're trying to convey a message. Notice, Luke and Matthew who both used Mark as a source each make their own alterations to some of the text. They also drew from the Q "sayings source" , our earliest source on Jesus teachings, but selectively, and differently in each case, and included traditions not found in the other gospel. John uses other sources, some of which contain accounts that aren't in the synoptic tradition. Unlike Mark, written 20 years earlier (around 70 CE), in John's gospel, Jesus uses the miracles to show he is the messiah; in Mark, however, Jesus tries to keep it a secret. The point is, they were each trying to present their view of who they thought Jesus was, and what he said and did. So I think Scorsese' interpretation of Kazantzakis' novel is faithfully following in their footsteps.

At 31:49, that photo of Childs, Windows and Palmer is actually from a deleted scene where Childs and Palmer find Fuchs pinned to the greenhouse door with a shovel

I'm 73 and grew up with the original The Thing doing late night and Saturday evening re-runs on TV. It really scared me. So when John Carpenter came out 30 years later with his version I went and saw it in the movie theater. I was amazed at Rob Bottin's monsters! I'm so glad this film found its audience and that we're still watching and talking about it today.

Thank u very much for posting!

“Its on FY-ERR!”

What year was this commentary recorded?

Is this on my dvd?

Pam Gier is so gorgeous

Holy shit. The press isn't sufferable. I don't know how they do it

Even nuclear submarines smell odd owing to the amine in the CO2 scrubbers, but the funk you’d live in on one of those old German diesel boats would be unimaginably foul.

The best submarine series EVER!

I saw this in a theater when it came out. It instantly became, and still is, the gold standard by which I rate all sci-fi/horror films. I can't believe it ever got bad reviews.

Where can I find the 5 1/2 hour version? What a treat that would be! This was a masterpiece and all that moaning by critics was nonsense. So glad it got great reviews overseas. The original German soundtrack (no dubbing) is SO much better than the English dubbed version. I forgot I was even reading captions after 5 minutes. I bought the director’s cut, but I would spend good money for the 5 1/2 hour version. Man, everyone working on this film worked HARD. Unbelievable.

This movie was so ahead of its time which was probably why it didn't do well initially. Rob Bottin and Stan Winston came up with some of the most imaginative and gory creature effects I've ever seen.

Dont Forget this Great Soundtracks......I Remember in late 80er me and my Buddy Watching this in a Night of Thunderstorm....My Buddy want to go Home After this....

14:45 Wrong translation: "The Bulkheads are breaking". Das Schott, not der Schotte.

My uncle served on U - Boats until suffering an injury that put him back on land , teaching at a submariner school . That injury saved his life . Both boats he served on were lost with all hands in late ‘42 and early ‘43 . He would tell me stories about his exploits , but boredom was the main theme . He lost one brother on the Eastern front , and another was lost in France in the Fall of ‘44 . He had no love of Hitler , but dearly loved Germany .

I'm currently reading Kazan's beautifully written and incisively insightful autobiography, A LIFE.

I've always loved this movie; everything from cast to writing to especially the dreamy music. I love this BTS. I only wish the English spoken language didn't have English subtitles. (The French is appreciated!) To me subtitles that aren't translating are simply unnecessarily distracting. But I know there's some sort of algorithm ($$$) pushing for it. C'est la vie.

One of my favorite movies in general and my favorite from her

Die Brücke '59 Das Boot '80 Zwei deutsche Spitzen Filme.

Bill is such a alpha Chad its amazing

Wer das Boot gelesen hat sollte unbedingt auch "Die Festung" lesen, der Nachfolgeroman.

Der Alte: Na, wie sind die Gefühle Kriechbaum? Kriechbaum: Wird klappen Herr Kaleun, ganz sicher.

Never mind that it didn't blow the roofs off of theatres, the sheer miraculous genius that went into its creation shows in every frame. QUALITY never goes unappreciated. And every aspect of "THE THING" radiates pure QUALITY.

One reason why this film is so good is that there are no love interests, no women just men, war and the terrible machines men make for war.

I just watched Das Boot for the hundredth time on Amazon Prime and just came across this documentary. What a gem! Thanks so much for sharing this!

These docs you upload are fantastic thankyou!!❤

It’s interesting predator thought he didn’t have an answer for for the mystery of addiction but for me this movie answered the question. The character of Bob in the movie was using sex as a mood regulator. To me Bobs Hunt for pussy wasn’t just interested in sex but validation