In Cold Blood
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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@alexpantoja1516

3y↑2

Here’s the complete list:
10) The Original Un-Altered Star Wars Cut
9) Looking for Mr. Goodbar
8) Naked Tango
7) A Fist Full of Fingers
6) Wired
5) The Day the Clown Cried
4) Let It Be
3) Cocksucker Blues
2) Nothing Lasts Forever
1) Song of the South

All comments from YouTube:

@julieabraham3566

3y↑73

I saw Song of the South in the theatre when I was 8. I knew nothing of the controversies tied to it. All I saw was a film about a nice man who, through kind words, songs, and stories, spread joy from his heart to make other people happy. I remember very little about the film itself, but it does make me sad that things got complicated to the point that now it's considered a bad film.

@Girlhead

3y↑5

Hey- I am genuinely curious what you mean by "things got complicated enough" for it to be considered a "bad" film.

@mckinleycason8884

3y↑3

I was like you, saw it as a child, and thought the exact same thing.

@kennethwayne6857

3y↑1

@@mckinleycason8884 Same here!

@nadiayar8665

3y↑6

"Things got complicated" is an interesting way to avoid stating the fact that the US have turned into a leftist totalitarian terror state. I'm sure happy I don't live there, as there was a chance for my family emigrating there in the early 1990s.

@PhoenicianPrincess88

3y↑7

That’s why they don’t like it. It shows people getting along. Doesn’t go with the agenda.

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@mariomariolemieux982

6y↑199

The original Star Wars Trilogy, or Why I Still Own a VCR.

@akiamakele9208

Cyrgd👄👅

@Hero-xm7kx

3y↑3

Good thing we have Disney+

@reh3884

3y↑5

@@Hero-xm7kx Why? They aren't available there, either.

@Hero-xm7kx

3y↑4

@@reh3884 Yes they are. They’re all on Disney+

@cst039

3y↑1

Me too

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@sarahhenry5577

3y↑103

I find it really sad and kind of disappointing that "Song of the South" is so hard to get a hold of. I understand the controversy (specially having spent far too long in the south), but I find it say that the things that the movie should be remembered for are swept under the rug. First, James Baskett (uncle Remus), was the first African American man to win any sort of Oscar, and while it was honorary, it should still be remembered. Plus the Uncle Remus stories are stories based off the African American Slave oral story traditions. Yes, the writer heard these stories from being on a plantation, but shouldn't the stories be kept alive anyway?

@bobbywhitehead4204

3y↑15

The overall issue is censorship. We have too many people, particularly corporate decision makers, with-holding this kind of material.

@brucetucker4847

3y↑5

That's why Harris, the author, recorded and published them. He never tried to pass them off as his own work. And they were not recorded on a slave plantation, they were recorded some years after slavery had ended. The Uncle Remus character was based on former slaves, though.

@shimmeringfairydust3275

3y↑5

James Baskett was a pure delight in that role. The kind of older adult friend a child would cherish. Sadly, he died not long after the honorary Oscar was awarded. Like Paul Robeson, Butterfly McQueen, Hattie McDaniel (who actually DID win a competitive Oscar - in 1939 yet) and so many, many Black actors, timing was everything. All would likely be big stars today, or at least regularly working. The US film industry really did itself a disservice when it denied roles for incredibly talented POC actors for so long. Slowly, it’s changing, but not fast enough!

@timeliebe

1y↑1

I guess Hattie McDaniel doesn't mean anything to you - yes, I saw you said "Man", but she won a COMPETITIVE Oscar.

@drawzamation39

44w↑2

I don’t know how, but I have an un cut version of song of the south on dvd, but somehow to the internet, it doesn’t exist.

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@maskedladyrobber

6y↑28

This list needs Superstar - The Karen Carpenter Story; early Todd Haynes film, controversially told the story of the late Carpenters singer using Barbie dolls, as a pointed satirical comment. None of the music was licensed, so it always was going to be shut down, but I saw it at a film festival once. Great film-making.

@chslaw

3y↑43

9:05 I bought a copy of Song of the South off of eBay many years ago. It was the European version of VHS, so I had it transferred to an NTSC VHS tape. I bought it because I had vaguely fond memories of watching as a kid. I watched it once as an adult and let's just say watching as an adult gives you a different perspective of the film.

@missjody4142

3y↑4

So did I, I love that movie!

@maximusolivia9982

I’m hoping you aren’t thinking now it’s some racist horrible movie . Because it’s not. But I can see anyone indoctrinated into leftists ideology being triggered.

@amiralighaznavi9927

6y↑102

Do another top 10 movies that are incredibly hard to find.

@jaimonjohn2516

3y↑1

100 minute footage of Bruce Lee Game of death are in golden harvest vaults i believe

@SlipperySoap

I agree.

@kendane2001

You can actually watch those 100 minutes on the documentary Bruce Lee A warrior’s journey. You can catch it on YouTube, or see it on the special features of Enter The Dragon.

@brandonaitchison3747

They tried but could't find any

@GeronFletcher

3y↑1

PUMP UP THE VOLUME

@clevelandphil

3y↑11

The movie that is impossible to find is Ravaged Earth, a WW2 documentary about the atrocities committed by the Japanese army. It was released in 1942 and no one under 16 was allowed to see it. It's so gone, it's not even listed on IMDB.

@terenceheesch8351

6y↑32

"Little Darlings" (1980) starring Kristy McNichol and Tatum O'Neill is incredibly hard to find outside of its initial VHS release from the 1980's and Region 0 DVD's

@shawnmichaelduncan5951

6y↑5

Probably because it's a creepy movie

@terenceheesch8351

6y↑5

it's from the 80's...a lot of films from the 80's were creepy...why do you think people choose to overlook the fact that Patrick Swayze's 25-year old slacker is banging Jennifer Grey's 15-year old virgin in that movie with the "bump and grinds"...

@cameronkanachki

6y↑2

I believe you can purchase it on Prime Video.

@permanentmarkhera585

6y↑1

Finally found it on VHS and the quality was horrible. It was probably a bootleg

@barfpuker2732

I saw it.

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@chuckbakerisright

6y↑83

As a child I loved Song of the South, but I always thought it was called Zip Pa De Do Da. As a kid I didn't see racism or slavery. I just saw live action and cartoon mixed with catchy music. That is the great thing as a child. We don't see the bad only the good.

@pinkwerewolf

3y↑10

Same, it was a great movie

@karolmorales9027

3y↑4

Inocent eyes 💔

@CaptoftheHaggister

3y↑21

Because their was no racism in the movie. It was a exact telling of oral traditions recorded by Joel Chandler Harris from former slaves. In hope to preserve and educate future generations of the history and folk lore of the black people. Thanks to the NAACP blocking the home release. They achieved exactly the opposite of what the purpose of the books/movie was about and what their own ancestors didn't want to happen.

@shesaknitter

3y↑5

Not seeing the bad is not always optional for some people, even from childhood.

@FerDeLance06

3y↑1

@Pizza Man There're still tons of us around; we just don't make a lot of noise or harp on and on about it. :-D

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@Foo007

6y↑23

Don’t forget “Superstar” - the Karen Carpenter story performed with Barbie dolls

@edielungreen

3y↑2

Just posted the same—great minds think alike 😸.

@KevsHardLemonade

3y↑21

Can't believe you left out The Devil's (1971) by ken russel. That's a notoriously hard to find movie

@3baxcb

Difficult to find but not impossible. At the same fan convention where I got to meet Ken Russell in person and got an autograph. Later that day I found The Devils on DVD and watched it shortly after.

@Cokoshea

I managed to find a copy through Interlibrary Loan.

@PianoVampire

6y↑49

I would add Dogs in Space, Dreamchild , the Tangerine Dream scored version of Legend and Last Summer - all great movies

@MrPigg21

3y↑2

Legend is easy to get in the US with the Ultimate Edition Blu-ray

@TheCNYMike

3y↑1

And Legend is streaming on Google Play.

@brotherjustincrowe

Dreamchild is on cable a lot, but yeah.

@FerDeLance06

3y↑1

That's my favourite version of Legend; Tangerine Dream's score made a huge difference.
And I still say ... you can see the fairy's arse! :-D

@johndean4727

1y↑1

Is Your ❤️❤️ Strong Enough is a under-rated song.Masterpiece.

@kiluenei6590

6y↑15

I'm kinda surprised that Michael Mann's "The Keep" isn't even an honorable mention.

@RaulAPinto

4y↑12

We had a vhs copy of "Song of the South" back in my country (Chile), dubbed to Spanish, watched it multiple times as a kid. It's a wonderful film, and to me it actually celebrates black culture. Also, there's a scene of a poor white mom with kids, using slang to talk. Then I came to Canada, and saw some clips in original language. And I understood how could be offensive to many people in the African American community

@maximusolivia9982

Why?

@bluesmachine1006

3y↑10

There’s one called Silent Night, about a terminally ill kid that lives with his grandparents over Christmas. About 1967 I think. I’ve been looking for it, for decades.

@GeronFletcher

I can’t even find any info on this movie

@bobstopa4590

That actually sounds like a 1969 movie called When Wolves Cry and/or The Christmas Tree starring William Holden.

@GoodwillCriminalsOfDallas

It 1968 and it is called Legend Of Silent Night. hard to find...

@dwayne601

3y↑18

Song of the South should be released. Just add the disclaimer of how things were during that time and era. How can we learn from history of we can't see it?

@sarahhenry5577

3y↑4

THANK YOU! I've been freaking saying that for years. They already do that with some of their older stuff, why not this one? Not to mention the man who played uncle Remus was the first African American man to win any sort of Oscar. While it was honorary, it's still a shame that's swept under the rug.

@CaptoftheHaggister

3y↑5

Thank you for proving my point that the whole point of the movie was lost of the generations due to not having a home release and a real conversations about it. It absolutely DOES NOT need a disclaimer. The Uncle Remus stories was a product of the time but that was the whole point. Joel Chandler Harris straight recorded the oral tradtions and folk lore of the black people from the actual former slaves to preserve and pass them on to future generations. By not releasing the movie and urging the reading of the books. We are letting it die which was everything the black ancestors did not want to happen to this culture. To put some silly woke disclaimer on this piece would be a direct slap in the face of the ancestors and the black culture. Disrespect of the highest form. Only the suppression itself is a worst disrespect.

@jaxong.2701

Like Dr Seuss

@dwayne601

@@jaxong.2701 I can read Dr. Suess anytime I want

@davidho2977

Using the argument against "Song of the South", they would also have to suppress "Gone With the Wind". I could probably think of others, but it's late and I'm tired.

@KrueMann1992

6y↑7

I can’t believe you didn’t have “Last Summer” from 1969 in here.

It was considered lost for years until a singular and the only film reel was found in Australia 7 years ago.
Since then it’s hard to find even online and has only been shown once on TCM on cable 5 years ago.

It’s literally one of the most rare films of all time plus is an all around amazing film

@branagain

I’ve been trying to find Last Summer for years.

@jcfrostycheesebugga8681

6y↑200

Disney's Uncle Remus

@nguyenlinh-ng8kz

6y↑4

What’s that?

@jcfrostycheesebugga8681

6y↑2

back then disney made this one movie this is when black people werent given rights so they gave uncle remus a typical stereo type

@nguyenlinh-ng8kz

6y↑3

Ohhh
Thanks

@jcfrostycheesebugga8681

6y↑2

no problem dude

@MANNYSTEWART

6y↑12

It's called Song of the South, buddy

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@abbabeththehamster4320

3y↑18

I find it funny that a movie that's sought after by movie buffs for being rare has "Looking For" in the title! :-D

@viddork

3y↑2

Hmmm ... I think I've finally found a subject for that documentary I want to make someday ---
Looking For "Looking For Mr Goodbar"

@soozeelaw5057

That was a great book

@tjnickles4782

6y↑13

I love my vhs tapes and DVDs and I will never let them go

@sofa_king_gnarly6166

6y↑34

I found it hard, it's hard to find
Oh well, whatever, never mind.

@jaxong.2701

3y↑1

2021
I feel stupid, and contagious

@sofa_king_gnarly6166

3y↑2

@@jaxong.2701 Here we are now, entertain us! 🤘

@johnmiller2862

6y↑7

I always wanted to see Song of the South because the way the film was made with the REAL and the animation together somewhat like Mary Poppins.

@jimhyman8544

3y↑3

Saw "Let It Be" recently for the first time. The legendary arguing & acrimony we've all heard so much about for 50 years is basically that one scene with George & Paul. It looks as though the upcoming Peter Jackson release will finally put that tall tale to bed.

@LeviAWilson

3y↑4

I do have the full uncut version of the movie "Song Of The South" both on VHS and DVD. I ordered it from a website online several years ago. But they were pretty slick on how they sold it. What they did was they had you buy a picture and then they gave you the movie for free. My friends still until this day either want to come over to my place to watch it with their kids or have me bring it to their house to watch it. I only have one other friend who has this same movie, and that's because he had bought it first. And when I saw that he had it, I wanted it too, so he told me where I could buy it.

@shimmeringfairydust3275

3y↑3

I do love it when Uncle Remus sings “Zippity Doo Dah.” I saw that film in the theatre as a tiny child, and I loved it. It was sparkly and fun! (To my small eyes and ears and knowledge). Surprised the Beatles’ doc is unavailable - pretty much every college campus in the US showed it, often, during the 1980s. Great film.

@FooFighterzz

6y↑21

LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT with Lon Chaney from 1927.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_After_Midnight_(film)
You are pretty much out of luck to find a copy of that movie. Might be the "most lost" movie in film history.

@TheFujac

https://karagarga.in/details.php?id=5502

@MASTEROFEVIL

FooFighterzz never heard of it

@FooFighterzz

"The last known copy of the film thought to exist was destroyed in the 1965 MGM vault fire, making London After Midnight one of the most famous and eagerly sought after of all lost films. In 2002, Turner Classic Movies aired a reconstructed version, produced by Rick Schmidlin, who used the original script and film stills to create this version" >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umqgeW8zS4c

@writerpatrick

6y↑1

This is a list about hard to find films, not lost films.

@johnpjones182

6y↑1

I think a lot of silent movies were destroyed during WW2 for their silver content. I'd love to see the Theda Bara "Cleopatra", but it'll never happen.

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@h0rnhead

3y↑3

Pandemonium (1982 film) LOVE THIS MOVIE Pandemonium is a 1982 American parody slasher film. It was directed by Alfred Sole and featured an ensemble cast including Eileen Brennan, Phil Hartman, Tab Hunter, Carol Kane, David Lander, Eve Arden, Paul Reubens, and Tom Smothers. The film went into production under the working title of Thursday the 12th.

@laustcawz2089

Debralee Scott, too, yes?

@h0rnhead

3y↑1

@@laustcawz2089 yes she played a character named Sandy

@laustcawz2089

@@h0rnhead
She was quite adorable.

@petescare13

21w

Another one I've seen here on YouTube at one point, I always try to download them onto a hard drive before they get removed.
They recently released a Blu-ray of his other movie COMMUNION aka HOLY TERROR the one that stars the dark haired actress from LIQUID SKY and an early appearance from Brooke shields too...

@valhallaforever1

6y↑3

Stanley Kubrick''s The Shinning first day release. It had a different ending and Stanley didn't like the reaction people were having to it, so he called the studio and had all of the movies destroyed and from then on they showed the alternate ending. People that went to see the movie a second time were like "whaaaaat?".

@oldenweery7510

6y↑4

A lot of Disney films are hard to find, and when you do find them, they're usually expensive. I just looked up "So Dear to my Heart," which I saw in the theater when I was a kid, and it's still stuck with me all these years (about 70). But they're usually worth finding---if you remember them fondly.

@writerpatrick

6y↑1

Most of the hard to find Disney movies are the TV movies that aired as part of the Wonderful World of Disney. Some got VHS releases but very few got DVD releases.

@oldenweery7510

6y↑1

writerpatrick I know, I have tracked down a couple of my favorites and there are companies releasing them with sort of VCR to DVD picture quality. Still, if that's the only copy you can find, you take it, and can enjoy it anyway. I think Disney is making a big mistake by not bring them out of their own archives, with superior quality---at reasonable prices. Many of them are timeless and tell stories you won't find elsewhere. The thing that makes me smile is the fact that most of their movies from the old B&W TV days were shot in color and were shown after the TV networks made the change to all-color in the 1960s. Walt and Roy Disney might've been dreamers, but they had a knack of seeing ahead!

@apexone5502

Oldenweery when you said that you looked up "So Dear to my Heart," I'm not sure if you were looking solely for the DVD but if you were (and had a hard time finding the flick), you can rent the digital version on YouTube. Typically, if you can rent it on YT, that means you can purchase the digital copy from Google.

@jamespaulmccartney11

6y↑5

It’s not hard to find the original Star Wars trilogy untouched. It’s called a swap meet kids and it will always be your greatest friend.

@alexpantoja1516

3y↑2

@langundovitale1305

3y↑4

One film that's sorta hard to find is Fritz The Cat, the first X-rated animated film in America. It's gotten a VHS and DVD release, and nothing beyond that. But for some reason the DVDs are semi-rare, since they're out of print. And copies can go for $50+

@The3ninjakids

3y↑3

5:41 Fun fact: The guy who asked that question is Bill Allen, star of Rad, a film that for years, also hadn’t been released on DVD.

@lordarryn8843

6y↑112

Number 1: star wars chrismas special... THANK GOD

@movieyouser

You can watch it on Youtube xD

@guimbelleaux

6y↑7

I own a copy; consider yourself lucky that you do not. :)

@dmcgee3

6y↑1

I downloaded. I never have been able to make it more than 15 minutes in. It is so bad

@KushDragon420

6y↑1

Lord Arryn i have a bootlwg copy on vhs juat because nobody has it at all and my god is it bad but i wouldnt sell it for 100 grand lol

@coolmovieman1

6y↑1

I saw it originally in 1978 it sucked watched a version on Youtube I remember how horrible it was I got thru about 20 minutes or so I couldn't take it total garbage

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@Taggerung

6y↑18

If you're looking for "Song Of The South" I just bought it in July of 2018 on Amazon. It's the international version, but it worked on a DVD player I bought at Wally World (Wal-Mart) I've never understood all the crap surrounding that movie, I think it's actually rather good, as the boy learns lessons from the stories of "Uncle Remus".

@jpbart1390

5y↑2

i thought wally world was the fictitious amusement park in national lampoon's vacation.

@jeffreymontgomery7516

5y↑2

The "Tar Baby" scene is supposedly racist... Out of context, perhaps - in context with the film and the rest of the scene, no.

@brucetucker4847

@@jeffreymontgomery7516 It's seen that way because the term became a racist insult, but that was long after the book was first published and probably after the movie was released. The story itself, like all the Uncle Remus stories, as an old African folk town that had been passed down through generations of slaves and was related to Joel Chandler Harris after the Civil War.

@rolandofgilead43

15w↑2

the film is rather good i think and what people fail to understand is that it was a film made nearly 80 years go now when things were more accepted and there are films more racist that are out yet song of the south much like gone with the wind is a product of it's time and should be on bluray or 4K by now. Disney showed the film in (1973) and again in (1986) on the big screen a few other re-releases i'm sure i missed but they really should put it out

@Taggerung

15w

@@jpbart1390 It is, but it's also the nickname given to Wal-Mart

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@jmad627

6y↑7

I’m glad I still have my VHS copy of “Let It Be”.

@alvincash3230

I also have a VHS copy.

@littlesongbird1

You can always transfer that to DVD or to a digital format.

@Jg-be7it

6y↑3

I actually saw a full screening of Song of the South AT Disney World in the early 90's at the Fort Wilderness Campground. After the "Chip n Dale's campfire sing along" they showed the entire movie on the outdoor theater.

@alexv1018

6y↑55

Where's Shazaam with Sinbad?

@isaacgleeth3609

6y↑9

No such movie exists. A film called Kazaam (with a "k") was released in the mid '90s starring Shaquille O'Neal.

@Stefan-ji2ek

6y↑5

And Nelson Mandela died in prison lol

@isaacgleeth3609

6y↑1

Stefan

#RealFakeNews

@GOJOWrestling

6y↑1

Alex V i swear its real

@luiscota1196

6y↑6

I have it, it's stored in my closet next to my monopoly with the guy with the monocle.

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@hiigethi80

3y↑16

I bought Song of the South on DVD from Goodwill. I do have it.

@bustyrandit

3y↑4

Bootleg ? Can t imagine it was "offically" released on DVD. I could be wrong.

@JasonL77

3y↑3

It must be a bootleg or something similar. If that movie was ever officially released by Disney, it would have been big news.

@michaelramos810

3y↑2

Who cares if it's just a bootleg, it has the real movie in it.

@IncHulkLover

6y↑4

I remember seeing "Song of the South" when it came out in theaters. I LOVED that movie! It really is a shame that it's not out on DVD.

@AtheistOrphan

3y↑1

How old are you? It was released 75 years ago!

@IncHulkLover

3y↑1

@@AtheistOrphan Movies back then, you have to understand, were re-released from time to time. And so when I was little, it came out in theaters again. But for me, it was the first time parrot so although it's original run came out in 1946, it was back in the late 70's when I saw it. And I'm 47, btw. 🙂

@AtheistOrphan

6y↑4

I saw Looking for Mr Goodbar on UK TV a while back. Excellent film.

@martinpitts3861

6y↑3

Two of the greatest films ever made that have never been issued on DVD/Blu in North America and aren't on this list: "Greed" and "The Crowd."

@laustcawz2089

I don't know about "Greed",
but "The Crowd" has been made available on DVD
at various times, from
various sources, including ebay.

@waynechapman9823

6y↑5

I actually have "Let It Be" on DVD, and it wasn't too difficult to find. I go to local geek conventions sometimes, and there's always a vendor there who specializes in movies that are hard to find domestically.

@scmkar

3y↑2

Most likely a bootleg

@jennifersman7990

I’ve got a bootleg VHS & DVD copy of Let It Be. I think that movie has been superseded more recently by the Get Back DVD since it gave you much more good footage than the original film and was more even handed

@joshuamelton9148

6y↑2

I remember watching Song of the South years ago as a kid. One of the big misconceptions was that the movie took place during slavery, it didn't. It actually takes place during the Reconstruction Era. This movie was also James Baskett final performance. He was also the first African American male to receive an Academy Award in 1948.

@jusjetz

6y↑3

The little Engine that Could 1991 only got a VHS release but there were no plans for a DVD release.

@thatblindgamer726

6y↑9

I already know that Song of the South was going to be on here

@nevik9199

6y↑1

i've seen most of these and even own several. good list

@nelliethursday1812

6y↑2

Missing Link is impossible to find and is a excellent movie about a prehistoric man's struggle for survival. It is visually stunning.

@donstoddard8458

3y↑7

I remember seeing song of the south when I was a little kid and I still love singing Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah

@vickiebohy1742

3y↑1

I saw "Song of the South" as a girl, and I disagree that there was any racism it. It is a GREAT film for kids.

@__yt9081

@@vickiebohy1742 it’s unclear if it takes place during slavery or after

@mariewarrington992

Pretty sure my grandma honey has it, remember watching it as a kid at her house with all my cousins around Christmas while opening presents and our parents and grandparents talked and what not. Dont remember anything racist about it either. We all loved singing along to it as all of us kids grew up watching it due to my grandma having a mass collection if disney movies n shit like that.

@leesfamilybreaks6089

I'm 39 years old, but I saw this is a small local theater as a kid! They used to run old Disney stuff pretty regularly. I also saw Dumbo and Pinocchio there too.

@maximusolivia9982

@@__yt9081it takes place in the reconstruction era.

@luismariafernandezperez6931

6y↑3

Spaghetti westerns weren't, in fact, made in Italy. They were made in Spain with italian directors.

@petescare13

21w

Lots of them were contractually obligated to be collaborations, and multi national productions, I'm more of a giallo fan but it's the same case with that genre.

@dengitpeter

i have the original unaltered star wars movies on tape....and not on dvd....is there a way to make them blu ray?

@davester1970

6y↑11

Another movie that is incredibly hard to find is the 1984 nuclear war move "Threads" that was produced for the BBC.

@dq9330

6y↑1

Recently been released on bluray

@Ashworth6

6y↑2

Its very easy to find in the UK. There are dvd copies floating about all over the place, both online and in second-hand dvd stores like CEX (and their website). Its also on YouTube.

@mogshade66

6y↑1

David Reynolds
Fantastic film 💚👍

@davester1970

6y↑2

Mogshade - I remember watching that movie when I was 15 when it was first shown in the States. I used to be a big horror movie fan as a kid, but no horror film scared the living shit out of me like Threads did.

How scared was I after watching this movie? Let's just say that I had trouble sleeping for two days after watching that movie. This was life growing up during the Cold War.

@YankeeWarEagle

6y↑1

David Reynolds one of the darkest nuclear war flicks made. Good film.

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@Canisticus

6y↑3

Michael Mann’s “the Keep” and Arch Oboler’s “Five” are two titles I want in my movie collection shelf 😔

@staggmovie

6y↑6

It can be hard to believe anything with The Beatles would be hard to find

@marguskiis7711

Most of Beatles music is taken down from internet

@jennifersman7990

Believe it

@MichaelMaikeru64

6y↑4

You completely forgot The Devils (1971)! A Ken Russell film, starring Oliver Reed and Venessa Redgrave.
Unlike other controversial films that got official releases, this one is so controversial, it has never been released in it’s Uncut, Uncensored glory on any DVD/Blu-ray Disc.
Honestly a shame to have forgotten this never-before-seen masterpiece of a religious exploitation controversial film.
Possibly my favourite film, I’ve never seen. XP

@pwareham61

Maikeru64 I saw that years ago, it's a pretty hard watch.

@MichaelMaikeru64

6y↑2

Peter Wareham I agree with you, The Devils isn’t for everyone, from what I heard. But I’m just so fascinated by the controversy and difficulty of releasing the fully uncut version, that, I’m hoping, could see the light of day.
I mean, if all the other controversial films that were released uncut, and this hasn’t been. It’s ridiculous, in my opinion. And heck I’ve seen worse.

@marieantoinettescake9513

6y↑4

I ❤️ "Song of the South". Saw it at the Drive-In movies when I was a kid.

@bustyrandit

Saw it in the 80s at a 1 screen small town movie theater in TN.

@derekjoseph3610

6y↑10

How about a list of Top 10 Lost Films in the future?

@teptime

11w

All of them, eventually.

@derekjoseph3610

11w

@@teptime I probably should have worded that better and thank you for reminding me of a comment I forgot I added

@ebinrock

3y↑3

I don't know, maybe this video was posted before the announcement, but later this year (2021), Peter Jackson is releasing a brand new documentary called "The Beatles: Get Back" that features fully restored, never-before-seen footage that was originally shot by Michael Lindsay-Hogg for "Let It Be", and as a bonus, he's also including a newly restored version of the original "Let It Be", all from the original 16mm negative (not the 35mm blowup that was originally used to show "Let It Be" in theaters). So it should look better than ever, and you all can finally get rid of your bootlegs!

@Bubb1964

Terrific list!

@JasonL77

3y↑2

I would have put “The Day The Clown Cried” at #1 just because of the controversy surrounding the subject of the film and the fact that virtually no one outside of Jerry Lewis’s inner circle has seen it.

@somerandomname3124

6y↑14

Now do Top 10 Lost films.

@thedjsubii

I also have that one JoJolion book

@dylanwisener4432

That's a good idea. I bet the number one or honorable mention would be the movie "Him".

@sheldonwheaton881

3y↑9

The Devils by Ken Russell. Got it on VHS, can't find it on disc!🗿

@blueberrypirate3601

Grandier!

@willhuey4891

and it based on true events albeit very loosely.

@scmkar

Theres a UK dvd from BFI that is really good. I bought it maybe five years ago.

@troyfunk5578

I was ready to suggest adding 84 CHARLIE MOPIC to the list, as until today I had never known of a domestic release on DVD. It's one of the very best Vietnam films I've ever seen and I've only seen it once, during its very short-lived theatrical run. But I just found it on Amazon! Can't wait to see it again!

@elimartin3774

6y↑1

OK. Here's how you find a DVD copy of Song of the South.

Step 1- Visit Savannah, Georgia
Step 2- Go to the touristy part with all the shops and galleries
Step 3- Find the store with alotta dolls owned by a Russian woman

In that store there are stacks of copies of Song of the South.

@aceldamia9114

Those aren't official releases. No one is saying you can't find bootleg copies, for fucks sake.

@VigilantKnight005

6y↑7

The violent animations "Watership Down", "The Plague Dogs", and "Felidae".

@hungerforhorror

3y↑1

Watership down was released by a criterion collection on DVD

@blueberrypirate3601

Restored as the theatrical release left out Woundwort and Bigwigs bloody final battle in the burrow.

@leoatherton8320

Watership down is on Amazon it’s not very hard to find

@WayWardWonderer

6y↑14

Saw "Song of the South" as a black market DVD for sale at 2017 C2E2 in Chicago!

@thehammurabichode7994

4y↑1

I want to imagine it was like a transaction scene in a movie...Trench coats...a dangerous alley... Mickey Mouse

@Ricvictors

24w↑1

I had a rough time finding The Whole Wide World, 1996, starring Vincent D’Onofrio as Conan the Barbarian’s creator Robert E. Howard and Renée Zellweger as Novalyne Price.

@dougiejones33

6y↑6

I thought London after midnight would be #1 since its one of the holy grails of horror movies

@angiearbogast5424

3y↑2

That's a lost film not a hard to find film. There are no known copies unfortunately

@petescare13

21w

Not qualified for this list, it's likely lost forever but that's why we never saw a home video or theatrical re release.

@margarethmichelina5146

6y↑39

What if Uncle Ruckus from The Boondocks is actually the parody of Uncle Remus from Song of The South?

@guillermoherrera9860

6y↑6

margareth michelina i’m pretty sure it is

@gator9339

6y↑3

Uncle Remus had reverse vitiligo?

@bobhollywood6292

6y↑4

Henry Robles all similarities don't have to be present in order for something to be a parody.

@TerrellThomas1971

margareth michelina it is

@kdubfresh23

6y↑1

To my knowledge he was based off of a Black man who fought for the South/Confederate Army in the Civil War & wanted to remain a slave after it ended lol.

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@brotherjustincrowe

3y↑3

John Sayles’ Amigo, Abel Gance’s Napoleon, Alan Arkin’s Little Murders, and E. Elihas Merhige’s Begotten.

@petescare13

21w

Pretty sure LITTLE MURDERS has turned up here on YouTube at one point.

@brandonpage7087

3y↑1

Please do another top 10 movies that are incredibly hard to find, & include the 20th Century Fox Films from the 50s & 60s, that have never been released on any home video format. Some examples are Freckles (1960), The 1959 remake of The Blue Angel, Of Love and Desire (1963), Shock Treatment (1964), etc.

@socratesagain7822

3y↑1

I believe TCM on occasion airs "The Blue Angel" remake; I believe "Shock Treatment" is available either on HBO Max or Amazon Prime.
Be well.

@vincegiangiulio1160

3y↑1

Speaking of Wired, if you watch Seinfeld and look closely at Jerry’s shelf, you’ll see a VHS copy of Wired, alongside Child’s Play II, Back to the Future III, 2 copies of True Colors, The Crying Game, the Hunt for Red October, Goodfellas, Pretty Woman, Benny Hill’s Video Follies, Copacabana, Arachnophobia, 2 Golf videos: Driving for Distance and Saving Par from the Sand, and 4 NES Games: Tetris, World Cup Soccer, Sim City (SNES) and Super Spike V Ball. There’s a couple I’m missing as one of the tapes is obscured my masking tape.

@crystaldaniels1254

6y↑6

The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane, a classic horror film should be here.

@laustcawz2089

Amazon has it on Blu-ray.
A classic.

@FerDeLance06

3y↑2

It's not hard to find, I have it on DVD.

@Cokoshea

3y↑2

I don't think it's that hard to find. I watched it on Amazon Prime Video not all that long ago.

@petescare13

21w↑1

Agree, it was easy to get official DVD release a few years back, probably had mine 15 years.

@thowen1988

6y↑11

I remember seeing "Song of the South" in the theater with my Dad as a child in 1971. I was fortunate enough to find it on DVD at a flea market in the early 2000s (I still have it). Censorship has no place in a free society, in my humble opinion. It's a true classic that modern audiences would enjoy; Uncle Remus telling stories is very enjoyable.

@drawzamation39

44w↑1

Same. I have a dvd of Song of the South but from what I’ve seen at least on YouTube, the dvd American version doesn’t exist.

@rusticpartyeditz

15w

@@drawzamation39This movie has never been officially released on DVD anywhere in the world. If you have a DVD of theis movie, it is a pirate.

@deannalebrun654

3y↑2

There is a movie everyone misses out on. Amazing Grace and Chuck. It's hard to even find a bootleg, and I lost all my vhs recordings of it in a huge flood.
When I was about 4, I saw Song of the South in the theater. I thought Uncle Remus was the hero of the movie.

@dragonson72

3y↑2

Remember a Disney summer movie event in my hometown, a local movie theater had the idea to have a special program where kids could watch three Disney movies a day, lunch, soda and popcorn all included for one price, a way of giving the kids something to do and giving the parents a break, they played all the Disney movies including Song of the South, although I found out later that movie was not planned, it just happened to be packed with the other movies

@jennifersman7990

I seem to recall Song of the South being re-released theatrically in the late 70’s as part of Disney’s practice of theatrically releasing their classic films every few years. This must’ve been before home video

@joeypropeller

6y↑31

What about Todd Haynes' "Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story"?

@skYt9139

joeypropeller funny, I just saw that on my recommended vids the other day. 🤣

@silvereagle2061

I've downloaded the "Barbie" version.

@lazybelphegore6748

Cool movie.

@michaelenglish1992

6y↑1

That is the only version. That is what it is.

@jpbart1390

i didn't know about that one! i did see the tv movie with cynthia gibb, though.

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@RemyJackson

3y↑3

Michael Chiklis also played Curly of the Three Stooges in a biopic

@Cherryberrygirl89

3y↑1

He was decent in it. Saw it in on tv a long time ago.

@Cherryberrygirl89

@matt fahringer that's true lol

@breadman5125

6y↑1

I own a DVD of Song of The South that was made from a Japanese laserdisc, it doesn't look that bad. I also own the Despecialized Editions of Star Wars, they took forever to download, but it was well worth the wait. Now I can watch the theatrical versions of Star Wars in 720p HD with 5.1 surround sound.

@brucetucker4847

Those are very good reconstructions but they are not the actual theatrical releases.

@breadman5125

@@brucetucker4847 Yeah, they’re just reconstructions. Something like 4k77 would be more authentic.

@chynne33

3y↑1

About ten years ago I worked as a volunteer at the local public library in the A/V department and I specifically remember there being a dvd of Wired that I even checked out a couple times

@petescare13

21w

It was already borrowed and never returned from my community college library, like a few other out of print titles.

@lindabalck6769

6y↑5

I have the original Star Wars on DVD and I won't buy the Blu Ray version until I can get the original

@Notelu

try getting Harmy's Despecialized. it is a HD version of the original edit put together from a million different sources, you can find it on Pirate Bay.

@Maser209

6y↑4

What is this like the 20th vid on this channel to have Song of the South as #1?

@PROWLERS1

6y↑1

The full length version of "Horror of Dracula" (Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee) was finally released on Blu-ray in Europe but is not available in the USA. It now contains two extra scenes that were banned from the original 1958 release for being too gory. Still waiting for this classic to be released in the USA. It's not available on either DVD or Blu-ray in the USA.

@videoplusdvd

3y↑1

LITTLE DARLINGS (Kristy McNichol, Tatum O’Neill). Original VHS (Blue Box) and laserdisc had original artist recordings. VHS reissues had soundalikes, and never made it past that stage. TCM has aired the film once in original 2.35:1 widescreen with original recordings intact.

@nicksullivan4994

3y↑3

What about “Waiting” from 1991, with The Naked Swimming Pregnant Woman?❤️📺🎶

@Ireneharnack1138

3y↑4

Can't find "Love Bites" starring singer Adam Ant as a vampire.

@knicoleboatright

6y↑1

Maybe there is hope for some of these films. I was going to add a movie to the list called It's My Party. It came out in 1996 and for years I would try to find it and couldn't. It's now available on DVD and doesn't cost me ridiculous prices to get it. Still limited in quantity but I'm just excited I can finally get the film. It has an all-star cast for the time.

@kenhallermd8897

Great list. I would also include Todd Haynes' Even though you can find bootlegs on YouTube, an official DVD or streaming release is likely impossible.

@dr.manhattan7283

6y↑33

When I found Let It Be it felt like I found the holy grail

@lukeswall5999

6y↑1

Dr. Manhattan I’ve been looking for that movie for years and still can’t find it

@brendanburroughs7676

I got a bootleg version

@darthkurland

6y↑1

Dr. Manhattan how the hell did you locate it?

@oXAngelusXo

It's on amazon in the UK it appears £16

@carolinelowe6304

Dr. Manhattan I own let it be

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@kaylacolgan

6y↑6

Where’s Zapped?! (1982) with Scott Baio?

@kissfanmac

That’s on Blu Ray now

@kaiban42

3y↑1

The Last Movie has a remastered limited theatrical release a couple of years ago and is now available on bluray

@terrib627

3y↑1

My Mom wanted Song of the South in the 80s. She had to get a bootleg copy of it through our local video store (not Blockbuster). I think it was recorded off one of those foreign versions.

@gnarwhal7562

6y↑3

Some of these are for good reason...

@THE-HammerMan

6y↑3

I've used "Zippity-Do-Dah" as my password for years...I'll have to change that now, I guess. Such a great movie; I'd no idea my DVD was hard to obtain!

@tjwash5118

Keep it, change the i’s to 1’s, the o’s to 0’s etc.

@sarahhenry5577

3y↑1

You have a DVD copy? Asian copy or what? Mine is a bootleg asian vhs copy. LOL

@THE-HammerMan

@@sarahhenry5577 I'm not sure. My DVD is at home and I'm out here doing my cross-country truck driving thing. I think it's a standard Disney release. I won't buy BS bootleg/counterfeits.

@hushmoney2058

That was My Porn name in the 80's....

@timmadone8930

12w

Let's throw in 10 more. "Street Fighter"--1959. "The Day The Earth Froze"--1964 (English dub). "The Flying Saucer"--1964 (English dub). "Mr. Grey"--1969 (William Dear's award winning short film). "Track Of The Moon Beast"--1972 (with all of Rick Bakers make up/gore effects intact). "Blood Beach"--1981. "Wavelength"--1983. "The Wrath"--2007 (uncut & untampered with version running 99:33 minutes). "Annihilation Earth"--2009. "Boogeyman"--2012.

@apexone5502

6y↑1

The Secret Life of Plants documentary. It had an accompanying double album soundtrack performed by Stevie Wonder but from my understanding (if memory serves me correctly) the movie was never officially released. I first caught wind of it via public television (at least the segment with Stevie singing) back in the '80s. I've seen some of it in recent years on YouTube (though the upload is of the entire documentary). That flick could've easily fit in that top ten list.

@PianoVampire

6y↑40

Looking For Mr Goodbar is on Youtube - it's an incredibly dark movie ...

@PianoVampire

6y↑1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zgUF59n-4g

@kissfanmac

4y↑3

@@PianoVampireit’s been removed

@waterpenny6907

@@kissfanmac lol

@every1665

3y↑1

No - It's "A movie of color".

@garycarpenter2980

3y↑11

I had a copy of Song of the South on VHS that I got at a comic show. It was from Japan and it was still in English with Japanese words and it was bootlegged. I watched it once or twice and then I lost it in a fire, wished I still had it

@saymynameice-zen-berg511

Some others I know are:
-Masters of menace(1990)
-Stitches(1986)
-Stewardess school(1986)
-John Carpenter’s Better late than never(1979)
-Summer job(1989)

@Skorpio420

Stewardess School...that's a classic!

@alphakub

6y↑2

Allan Arkush's wild "Get Crazy" from 1982 apparently can't be released due to the sound files being lost or damaged.

@petescare13

21w

Whatever the problem was, they solved it apparently because there's a Blu-ray release from one of the boutique labels, probably Arrow video, last year I think.

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