>movie set in escape room >bogart spends the entire film sitting on a chair in a corner of the room smoking cigarettes and drinking brandy >all the other characters constantly fight, the couples and friends airing out their dirty laundry in front of each other, they all slowly begin to lose their minds >in the last few minutes of the film, bogart runs out of cigarettes and brandy >cigarette in mouth, he finishes the final bit of his brandy, holds the empty glass up to the light staring through it and lets out a sigh >bogart stands up, puts his cigarette butt out on the table next to him, walks over to the escape room door and knocks three times >everyone stares up shocked as it the door is unlocked from the outside >bogart opens the door >suit top over his left arm, bogart uses his right hand to place his fedora on his head and walks out >camera switches to all the other people stunned >THE END
>Ugly droopy motherfricker that spoke like he was constantly drunk
That was because of his upper lip, which was injured by flying shrapnel in combat during WW1 and never healed properly
It's also alleged that he and John Huston were the only ones who didn't drink any local water during the filming of African Queen on location, and instead stuck to drinking whiskey. And that's why they were the only ones in the entire crew who didn't get violently ill. Hepburn for example would have a bucket placed near her so that she could immediately vomit between takes.
>Maltese Falcon - Meh >Well, Wilmer, I'm sorry indeed to lose you. But I want you to know I couldn't be fonder of you if you were my own son. But, well, if you lose a son, it's possible to get another. There's only one Maltese Falcon.
Maltese Falcon is great dialogue after great dialogue after great dialogue, to say nothing about the fact that Sam Spade was an incredibly influential character.
Petrified Forest <- his first movie is kino, mainly for his performance, the rest of the characters are just window dressing for his Gangster character
High Sierra <- lesser known of his noir films, it has a great finale and shootout
Humpherey Bogart was a dedicated sailor to get away from the city and made the Rat Pack.
Sinatra was on the way to cool, but you cannot deny the dna instilled from his time learning from Humpherey Bogart.
No mention of Dark Passage?
I mean come on.. remember when his face was all bandaged up? That was cool asf.. that whole sequence at the surgeon. Not seeing him for half the movie but being in his shoes.
That's at the top of my list.
It was better than Maltese Falcon, and Casablanca.. eh. He did like 2 other movies with the same story pretty much.. like Tokyo Joe.
I've never seen Treasure of the Sierra Madre. I might see it tonight.
Does anyone know the origin of that bent arm thing he does when he's trying to me menacing? Was that some shit they used to teach in acting classes or some shit?
That's dumb but you're probably 100% correct. It's a smart way to visually convey a life behind bars without having to talk about it. "show don't tell" has been lost as a maxim in visual media for some time. Sad.
He had a long career in theater before he ever went to Hollywood, so you don't see him on screen until he's substantially older than the typical leading man
he's a lot like frank sinatra. young guys love to point out how ugly, weird and old he was. that he was only a sex symbol because the israelitesh wanted it to be that way! etc.
but at the end of the day there were literally 100 million women jerking off to his face/voice on any given night. you can say they were tricked into it but frick... would it have worked if the guy was adam devine?
> Boggart (also called a bogey, bogeyman, bogle or bugbear) is a term used for a creature in English folklore. It is generally a household spirit turned malevolent trickster or mishcevious goblin-like creature. The name is derived from the Welsh "bwg".
What did he mean by this?
Can anyone explain to me why the lawyer lectures the crew at the end about how they just removed a gallant naval officer from his duty, despite being most of the reason it happened? Is that message supposed to be driven home even better by making the character drunk? Otherwise a good film
The moment he breaks down in court is amazing GEOMETRICAL LOGIC
Can anyone explain to me why the lawyer lectures the crew at the end about how they just removed a gallant naval officer from his duty, despite being most of the reason it happened? Is that message supposed to be driven home even better by making the character drunk? Otherwise a good film
I think the point he's trying to make is that he thought the crew were just as guilty for the whole situation and that it could've been prevented
One of my favorite actors. Cruised through a lot of his movies on pure cool guy charisma while actually turning in some real strong performances in movies like A Lonely Place.
Humphrey Bogart, more like Bumphrey Hogart, amirite?
I feel like he wouldn’t be helpful as part of a group in an escape room
Why not
Apologies for responding so long after, I went out to dinner and didn’t mean to leave you hanging anon.
I feel like he wouldn’t be helpful in an escape room for the simple reason that he is dead.
>movie set in escape room
>bogart spends the entire film sitting on a chair in a corner of the room smoking cigarettes and drinking brandy
>all the other characters constantly fight, the couples and friends airing out their dirty laundry in front of each other, they all slowly begin to lose their minds
>in the last few minutes of the film, bogart runs out of cigarettes and brandy
>cigarette in mouth, he finishes the final bit of his brandy, holds the empty glass up to the light staring through it and lets out a sigh
>bogart stands up, puts his cigarette butt out on the table next to him, walks over to the escape room door and knocks three times
>everyone stares up shocked as it the door is unlocked from the outside
>bogart opens the door
>suit top over his left arm, bogart uses his right hand to place his fedora on his head and walks out
>camera switches to all the other people stunned
>THE END
Yes
Ugly droopy motherfricker that spoke like he was constantly drunk. For some reason Hollywood sold this creep as the sex symbol of the 40s
>Ugly droopy motherfricker that spoke like he was constantly drunk
That was because of his upper lip, which was injured by flying shrapnel in combat during WW1 and never healed properly
>Ugly droopy motherfricker that spoke like he was constantly drunk. For some reason Hollywood sold this creep as the sex symbol of the 40s
you're a tasteless bastard he was adorable
this is my guilty pleasure Bogart
Watch it every Christmas
He did drink while filming, you know. Especially when he was older. IIRC he did it quite a bit during Sabrina.
It's also alleged that he and John Huston were the only ones who didn't drink any local water during the filming of African Queen on location, and instead stuck to drinking whiskey. And that's why they were the only ones in the entire crew who didn't get violently ill. Hepburn for example would have a bucket placed near her so that she could immediately vomit between takes.
What the hell kind of name is Humphrey?
One for grownups, you zoomer israelite.
Bet that kids name is "Jaden", he's in no position to make fun of anyone.
The man was a kino machine. Was he ever in a single bad movie?
>this made boomers shit and piss themselves
Treasure of the Sierra Madre - GOAT
Casablanca - Great
Maltese Falcon - Meh
>Maltese Falcon - Meh
>Well, Wilmer, I'm sorry indeed to lose you. But I want you to know I couldn't be fonder of you if you were my own son. But, well, if you lose a son, it's possible to get another. There's only one Maltese Falcon.
Maltese Falcon is great dialogue after great dialogue after great dialogue, to say nothing about the fact that Sam Spade was an incredibly influential character.
I didn't care for it.
You're gay
I don't see what that has to do with anything.
You’re not gay. Thanks for leaving more for me.
Big queermo
Maltese Falcon has GOAT cast and GOAT script but the direction is a bit flat
Gotta agree, Maltese falcon was kinda average. Haven’t watched TOTSM yet
Based sierra madre chad.
Maltese falcon was hard to follow. I don't remember what happened in it at all. I should give it another try tbh.
I liked Maltese Falcon more than Casablanca especially since he's supposed to be a former spanish commie sympathizer.
He wasn't pro commie; he was anti fascist.
But what about his penis
Not listed but The Big Sleep is also GOAT
was kinda surprised they allowed that scene in the 40's kek
The plot barely makes sense but he is just so entertaining it doesn't matter.
Petrified Forest <- his first movie is kino, mainly for his performance, the rest of the characters are just window dressing for his Gangster character
High Sierra <- lesser known of his noir films, it has a great finale and shootout
Humpherey Bogart was a dedicated sailor to get away from the city and made the Rat Pack.
Sinatra was on the way to cool, but you cannot deny the dna instilled from his time learning from Humpherey Bogart.
Key Largo
Yes. That the one where he fricks up people on a boat?
No mention of Dark Passage?
I mean come on.. remember when his face was all bandaged up? That was cool asf.. that whole sequence at the surgeon. Not seeing him for half the movie but being in his shoes.
That's at the top of my list.
It was better than Maltese Falcon, and Casablanca.. eh. He did like 2 other movies with the same story pretty much.. like Tokyo Joe.
I've never seen Treasure of the Sierra Madre. I might see it tonight.
It’s frickin great. Do it.
HE C.U.T.E.
Fun fact he wore his personal ring in movies all the time. I can't think of another actor that wore a personal item in multiple roles.
Fred MacMurray wore his wedding band no matter what the role was.
>Key Largo isn't a light hearted romantic comedy but a tense crime drama
he doesn't even say "here's looking at you, kid" in that.
Yeah what a major frick up by bertie higgins
Does anyone know the origin of that bent arm thing he does when he's trying to me menacing? Was that some shit they used to teach in acting classes or some shit?
Probably aped it from John Dillinger, which is who he based his Santee character off of.
It implies he’s been in handcuffs a lot.
That's dumb but you're probably 100% correct. It's a smart way to visually convey a life behind bars without having to talk about it. "show don't tell" has been lost as a maxim in visual media for some time. Sad.
Big fact.
Wasn't aware he reprised the role in 1955.
Chad and the coolest smoker ever put to film.
>this is what a 23 year old looked like in 1940s
those people went through ww2
He had a long career in theater before he ever went to Hollywood, so you don't see him on screen until he's substantially older than the typical leading man
he's a lot like frank sinatra. young guys love to point out how ugly, weird and old he was. that he was only a sex symbol because the israelitesh wanted it to be that way! etc.
but at the end of the day there were literally 100 million women jerking off to his face/voice on any given night. you can say they were tricked into it but frick... would it have worked if the guy was adam devine?
saw dark passage recently. never heard of it before. great film.
Watch pic related next if you haven't seen it.
That's a good one, I'd reccomend his last film as well, The Harder They Fall.
If he's not your dad's favorite actor, your dad's a pleb.
He always delivers the best lines.
Call me autistic, but I think the thing keeping The Maltese Falcon out of S tier is the score. It's so fricking jarring and terrible.
Weird, dour looking midget
Chad who starred in great movies.
someone give him the zoomer cut
Very homely for a Hollywood actor.
African Queen is one of the best movies ever made.
He's one of my favorite actors, and he's in tons of incredible movies. Treasure of the Sierra Madre might be my all-time favorite movie.
he teach me to talk
How big you guys think his penis was
I miss this homie like you wouldn't believe.
Movies have not had sovl like this since the early 60's
For me, second only to Jimmy Stewart, ok, maybe third after JS and Cary Grant, among golden age male movie stars.
You rate them over Errol Flynn and Orson Welles?
Here's some Bogie western kino.
As actors, yeah. That's my preference. Welles was a genius.
Isn’t a bogart some sort of mythical creature?
> Boggart (also called a bogey, bogeyman, bogle or bugbear) is a term used for a creature in English folklore. It is generally a household spirit turned malevolent trickster or mishcevious goblin-like creature. The name is derived from the Welsh "bwg".
What did he mean by this?
He has no answer goblin motherfricker
One of the best actors ever. Surprised no one brought up The Caine Mutiny which is one of the most complex psychological movies ever made.
Can anyone explain to me why the lawyer lectures the crew at the end about how they just removed a gallant naval officer from his duty, despite being most of the reason it happened? Is that message supposed to be driven home even better by making the character drunk? Otherwise a good film
The moment he breaks down in court is amazing
GEOMETRICAL LOGIC
I think the point he's trying to make is that he thought the crew were just as guilty for the whole situation and that it could've been prevented
>What are our thoughts about Humphrey Bogart?
Best Hollywood leading man of all time.
Man, people used to dress nice.
Imagine Lauren Bacall doing an interview in a robe and a sex toy stuffed up her ass.
He made kino long after his death
Okay, now I have to watch this.
One of my favorite actors. Cruised through a lot of his movies on pure cool guy charisma while actually turning in some real strong performances in movies like A Lonely Place.
He will never be bigger than, Tom Cruise
Overrated.