[Don@VB]

I cover Free Republic pretty extensively, and I have not seen a You-Tube recommendation list in a while. If I missed one please accept my apologies.

[Little Ray]

I like the “Forgotten Weapons” videos.

[BipolarBob]

My man Godfrey.

[BipolarBob]

Dersu Uzala (foreign film with subtitles).

[MHGinTN]

Second Hand Lions

[real saxophonist]

This is a pretty good one I just happened upon a while back:

Flight World War II | Full Sci-Fi Adventure Movie

This is another good one:

Fortress true story full movie by,daawofilms

[babble-on]

“Comfort And Joy”: offbeat Christmas movie directed by William Forsyth (Gregory’s Girl, Local Hero). No one ever saw this. It was not released in the states and has never been on VHS playable here. It is on Youtube and you can connect it to your TV.

[Hebrews 11:6]

George C. Scott as Ebeneezer Scroooooooge in A Christmas Carol.

[Responsibility2nd]

I’m 62 years old. And just this week I finally watched It’s a wonderful life with Jimmy Stewart. And I have to wonder, how is this a Christmas movie? How is this a feel good movie for the holidays?

Alcoholism? Domestic violence? Suicidal themes? It’s a good thing that the talented Jimmy Stewart was in this movie, otherwise I could not imagine it would have been as popular as it was.

[Oatka]

For WWII history buffs, check out "Military History Visualized" YouTuber. He's an English-speaking German who has a lot of 15-20 minute vids discussing "Why France was defeated in 6 Weeks?", "How effective was the Tiger really?", "[Barbarossa] Would an Earlier Date made a Difference?". Also has some myth-busters like "Sherman: Why the bad Reputation?", "Should Hitler have waited?" and "Top 7 Red Army Myths - World War 2"

These are all talks with some/little displays, but I found them peeling back the layers of B/S about a lot of stuff we believe to be "true" (like the bad Sherman tanks).

Here's an index but there's more than what is shown

[real saxophonist]

Here's a good one:

Veteran's Reaction to The Pacific

He's a fellow Marine (and fellow POG), and he has some of the most insightful commentary I've seen about the series.

[Fiji Hill]

Here are some documentaries you might like.

In Our Hands (1950)
A four-part documentary on free-market capitalism and how it works and the threat to prosperity posed by socialism:

• Part 1. How We Got What We Have,br>
• Part 2. What We Have
  
• Part 3. How to Lose What We Have
  
• Part 4. How to Keep What We Have

My Latvia (1955)
The story of the Soviet takeover of Latvia

Operation Abolition: The Story of Communism in Action (1960)
A House Committee on Un-American Activities hearing in San Francisco is disrupted by student protesters in one of the first protests of the sort that would sweep the country over the coming years. This film was widely shown and discussed by civic groups during the early sixties.

[Albion Wilde]

America, America God Shed His Grace on Thee: Movie by Nick Searcy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kc6K3GglC0k&feature=youtu.be

[WDSMFAN]

There are ton of free old movies and tv shows here. https://www.solie.org/alibrary/

[FrdmLvr]

For the next two days, you can catch The Spanish Princess season 1 free of charge on Prime Video. It’s the third in the Philippe Gregory series that includes The White Queen and The White Princess. They seem to have taken major liberties with the facts in certain cases, yet it was entertaining and very good. I binge watched it in a day and a half. I think they modeled Margaret Beaufort after Nancy Pelosi.

[FrdmLvr]

I just watched The Lie on Prime Video last night. I highly recommend that one.

[Hot Tabasco]

Here’s a 12 minute short one: “The Disappearance of Willie Bingham”