Just thought you folks might enjoy watching these videos from Flavorwire:

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I enjoyed watching those videos.

yeah, these were cool. Fascinating to see that some actors got their debut as a big role in movie.

Jesse Eisenberg looks exactly the same as he did 10 years ago.

What's up with Tom Cruise's voice in Endless Love? It sounds like he was overdubbed by a different actor.

Denzel was in DEATH WISH!?!?!

And I didn't even know that there was a version of Hercules in New York that had Arnie's real voice.

Cruise still contained that high-pitched redneck voice for The Outsiders, but appeared to have lost it soon after (Al Pacino syndrome, maybe?)

Agree about Eisenberg. I just saw Roger Dodger for the first time last week and couldn't believe the movie was almost 10 years old.

If the video source was from a PAL master, it could be affected by the speedup.

I expected to see Explorers, for both Ethan Hawke and River Phoenix.

Very cool.

Trimark released it in 2000.

The best Schwarzenegger/Stang movie ever!

wow. the older the clip the better. loved those.

I remember really liking Nightshift...and I have not seen or thought about that movie in ages. I will have to revisit that.

If nothing else this thread will have revisiting some old classics and checking out some other movies that had passed me by.

Thanks!!

Very enjoyable, but I would have preferred slightly longer clips with the original audio rather than the background music.

This is likely, it sounded like all of the actors in that clip were pitched too high.

Kind of surprised that Harrison Ford is not on either video. Here his first debut from the film Dead Heat on a Merry Go Around (1967).

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