Had all the time in the 90's when Movies dealing with the theme of the Cold War Antiquity was felt. With the collapse of the Soviet Union and the spread of democracy across Eastern Europe, we had a good reason to believe that the constant example of the West of the national government overwhelmed him in the global ideas market. Countries that were guided in financial misery from corrupt authoritarian leaders at once did not want to enter the game of capitalism. Unfortunately, as most of us already knew, There is no more open game in the city when laws are not implemented. A look at the daily titles makes it clear that these Cold War films are not just relevant - they are dark dispatchers from a bizarre world where the West has topped this frightening conflict.

A heavy pill is to swallow it, and I wouldn't blame you if you were not in the mood for a classic paranoid political thriller at the time. After all, we probably failed to obey the warnings of this genre. But if you have a strong stomach and/or you just want to watch a brilliant film about attempting to take over the US government, you can't do anything better than Frankon Frankenheimer 1962 Classic "Mandzurian candidate". And here are some real good news: you can currently watch them for free (with ads) on YouTube.

Frankenheimer's film, adapted from Richard Condon's novel by qualified satirist George Axelod, Starswells Frank Sinatra as Bennett Marko, the US Army Intelligence, who was once captured by the Chinese during the Korea war. Raymond Show (Lawrence Harvey), who, as the son of a powerful US senator with presidential ambitions, proved to be a valuable asset. While holding, men are washed by a brain through a technique that makes them susceptible to a specific activist. For what is the queen of diamonds, and that is the purpose of his treacherous mother (a delicious wicked Angela Lansbury) to direct her unwanted son to clear up a murderous path to the presidency for her husband.

"Mandzurian candidate" was announced on October 24, 1962, four days before the resolution of the Cuban missile crisis and remained a favorite of political thriller accounts for more than half a century. The film received reinforcement in 1987 from a well -received screening of the Yorkyor Film Festival, which caused a theatrical release. Although shot in black and white (which should never be a twist, but if it is for you, a boy, missing you), Frankenheimer's skill in pieces of suspension is timeless; The film holds you in the capture until its stunning final, which hits it quite differently in our time and age. Whether it leaves you angry or despair, I guarantee it will leave you distressed. It is an unforgettable film that thinks what is needed to overthrow the US government. It turns out, Condon, Frankenheimer and Axelod may have been too promising.