Contraband | COLORIZED | Full Classic Movie

pour amateurs d'antiquités !

Hurra, hurra, hurra, great movie !

Quality!

Excellent movie. Especially well-written and well-directed. Good dialog, great tidbits of verisimilitude. First thing I ever saw with Conrad Veidt in it that wasn't CASABLANCA. Refreshing. And Claude Rains in a secondary part short of Oscar-worthy! And an excellent leading lady. This could just as easily have been an Alfred Hitchcock classic.

Thank you very much.

Well worth watching.

👍👍🤣🤣🤣🤣

Excellent

TY FROM KANSAS USA (=

Excellent movie!!

Eastgate?? That's Capt. Square's platoon, right down the road from Walmington-on-Sea.

Well done except for the clearly racist entertainment scene.

If passengers are asked to wear lifejackets, why doesn't the crew wear them? 😮

Great entertainment.. I do wish they'd allowed the credits to run.. Not only Conrad Veidt but Claud Rains, Bernard Miles, Peter Bull and several others whos names will come to me later, ... Many thanks for that..

Thanks for this amazing Movie 🙏😎🙏.

Getting it wet .😅

"We mustn’t forget that Conrad Veidt was a German, and at that time, with the war just starting, it was difficult for him. I think he always felt faintly embarrassed by the fact that he’d been a German star and had a very ripe German accent. Very cleverly Emeric made him not a German in Contraband. He was just as believable being a Dane, and that was charming."--Valerie Hobson, Emeric Pressburger: The Life and Death of a Screenwriter by Kevin MacDonald

Conrad Veidt, great actor and very courageous man.

Let's face it, some of these old movies just don't age well, but this was an excellent film and well worth watching.

Buenisima 👍👍👍

The name of this movie is BLACKOUT, release 1940

Cheers

That was a great movie

Great movie gives look into Maritime regulations during the war in the Royal Navy. Artists Powell/Pressburger genius movie makers and Conrad Veidt and Valerie Hobson actors at the top of their fame! Thank you for colorizing this exciting WWII espionage film! Wonderful to see it in color!

It was great seeing two stars from Casablanca and the gentleman lighting his pipe was in the Man Who Knew To Much.

Here because of Esmond Knight, thank you 😊