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Mitch Coob

Yo Leo! Would love to see your reaction to these banger Korean films! Your foreign film reactions are some of your best work, hope we get to see some more often! No Other Choice 🫥 I Saw The Devil 😈 OldBoy (2003) 👊🏽

Robert

Hitmans Bodyguard i promise you won't regret it. Samuel L Jackson and Ryan Reynolds

Evannnn

Hell yeah bout to get off got my smoke ready too looking like a decent Monday 💯💯🔥🔥🔥

E

Crank (Jason statham) Chasing Amy (Kev Smith) Goon (Hockey movie) Rosemary's baby(horror) 🙏

Sabrena S

What’s up Leo!💚

Chris H

Wild GOAT !

Andrew S

Let's go, haven't seen this is in 20 years, last time I saw it I was still in highschool, time to enjoy a classic

MajorMayhem

We drink piss we drink it cold!

Tamarion

It’s a bit of a gut wrenching movie but you should watch the long walk that came out last year Leo 💯

Benjamin Herrera

Wild Hogs!!!!! I love this movie, I remember when they were shooting the film I live like an hour away from Madrid! The restaurant Maggie's Diner is a real place, bomb food! 🔥 love to stop each year going through to buy fireworks for the 4th of July! Too sick of a reaction no lie bro!

Cody Jado

LETS....... RIDE!!!!

GuRillA_RACg_102

The walking dead Black Lightning The flash tv show Drawn Together National security Creed Gridiron Gang Revenge of the Nerds

Ryan Towell

Marissa TOME-A is how it's pronounced.

James

get these on the action poll for sure

Violet

Wild hogs couldn't drag me to the movie theaters to see this but I will definitely watch it on here with you! This is one of those fun, stupid movies! Sometimes it's nice to watch movies that have the depth of a puddle. If you want a movie that is fun, well-made, and has laughs, action, suspense amazing effects and an incredible plot, I'd suggest Star Trek 2009.

James

Thanks, Leo! In addition to the polls (happy to have them), don't forget to finish the movie series you began: Kevin Smith (next one is Chasing Amy), Scream, Hunger Games, etc.

Violet

I was literally thinking of the South Park episode right before you mentioned it LOL

~ ChelZee ~

Can't have Oldboy (2003) with out Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance (2002) and Lady Vengeance (2005) - it's part of the Vengeance trilogy!

Zen-Aku

Ayyy LFG! 🐗🏍🤘. Perfect timing... Just got off work and got a bowl loaded 🌿🔥💨. You the best dude fr ❤️🤙

Zen-Aku

"Those assholes got balls!"

Violet

And no, being married doesn't make men wimps. I've been with my husband for 23 years and he isn't afraid of me. He loves me and every day I try my best to make him happy.

Mastafame

Yes I love this movie

Mr. Chumpus

Andrew ruining this channel. Good job

Nathan

This movie is wildly horrible but excited for Total Recall!

lemonhead enzo

Lmao more comedies pls and thank you GRIND 🔜 🛹 🔥 ✅

Mr. Chumpus

This movie is everything that is wrong with Hollywood, and morons love suggesting shit like it. Leo, you good but stop pandering to idiots

Ryan Holmes

New subscriber here. Love that you reacted to this movie, but why do so many of your old videos not exist anymore on patreon?

Benjamin Herrera

New Mexico Baby! Best chile in the United States hands down!

Joey Olsen

seinfeld soon man? been like 2 weeks

Zen-Aku

😭😭😭😭

Andrew S

When his Vimeo drive got full stuff got Purged automatically instead of him getting notified and getting time to buy more space, all the stuff was backed up and is getting reuploaded over time, you can check the Collection folder to see reupload stuff, things are still being worked on so some folders have dead links still, go the the Poll update post and there's a link to a discord channel that'll occasionally update the reuploads

Mr. Meow

Hopefully all this complaining doesn’t stop the polls from happening. People are so ungrateful sometimes

Julie Whittaker

Thanks Leo. Great movie. I would love to see you react to Rear Window “Alfred Hitchcock” and “The Birds” Alfred Hitchcock. Much love. 💕 🇺🇸

☆C~H~A~N~D~L~E~R☆

The biker side of this movie was inspired by Easy Rider, a film from the 70's and Damian, the old biker at the end, was the lead actor from Easy Rider. Worth watching.

Justin Bulkley

I haven't watched, but this humor is definitely Leos flavor imo.

Luis Reyes

Yo I was not expecting this movie ! Thanks Leo 🔥

Fatal N Felony

doug saying he used to get high a lot is pretty ironic since tim allen used to traffic cocaine before becoming an actor

Cayley

❤️

FranciscoU

Idk if it’s just me but I love the random movie drops. I’m here for the polls tho

L

i love william h macy 😂 these are the types of stupid fun movies i love watching with you, leo! i mean that in the best way possible 🤝 with that being said, i’m going to need a reaction to ‘little miss sunshine’ and ‘into the wild’ one day soon please! add it to your list 😁

The 15

Gotta see Little Shop of Horrors - it will be perfect for halloween coming up

Fatal N Felony

well that was a fun movie, i'm surprised i never seen it before

Fatal N Felony

you might like "the man from nowhere" if you haven't seen it yet

C

Yo Leo! You got to watch the Transformers movies!!

BlakedAsFuh

He has seen them but they got nuked. Andrew can reupload them for ya if ya ask in the discord, if ya need an invite link lmk

Chuck M

Leo Robert reford is a film legend watch the natural good baseball movie for summer

TJ Harrington

Disclosure Day just released on PVOD today. I know it had mixed reviews, but hey it’s Spielberg and it’s new!

C

Sopranos

Ryan Towell

I liked this when it came out. Thought it was funny, now that I'm in my 50's I relate to it even more. It's a fun movie there are way worse out there

Shane Normand

Looks like you might finally get it

Shane Normand

I might like this movie but I'll never find out

Mister Lou

Extreme Home Makeover: is one of those shows, my (late) dad loved to watch!

Reinmaker

After Wild Hogs, another pair of movies similar is City Slickers 1 and 2

EZ

There was a reason you never heard of this movie even with its legendary cast, because it's so damn cheesy and generic , this should've been a rated R movie with better writers

Jordan

Banger!!! Love this movie lol

PsyMama

I have to admit. I've been with you since the pandemic you're my favorite ever, and I really don't like the direction we're going in. You learned so much about the world and cinema and character arcs and truly classic comedy and horror and sci-fi and now we're just scraping the bottom of the barrel with movies that are not even worth his time. I appreciate the time to post a poll and that he's listening to whoever is voting but this is a carefully curated list of 20 classic brilliant masterpieces that I don't think that he's done (except maybe The Shining but it's gone from Vimeo) and I highly recommend all of them for anyone that's over the age of 15: 1. Young Frankenstein (1974) — Director: Mel Brooks Leo would love this because it’s not only Mel Brooks’s masterpiece, but one of the funniest films ever made, with unforgettable performances and some of the most quoted scenes in comedy history. 2. Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) — Director: Steven Spielberg This is Spielberg at his most magical—a movie about wonder, obsession, and humanity’s first contact with something truly extraordinary. 3. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) — Director: Steven Spielberg One of the most heartfelt movies ever made, balancing humor, adventure, and emotion better than almost any family film before or since. 4. This Is Spinal Tap (1984) — Director: Rob Reiner This revolutionary mockumentary was so convincing that many people thought the band was real, and it changed comedy forever. 5. The Shining (1980) — Director: Stanley Kubrick Absolutely terrifying without relying on cheap jump scares, with haunting imagery that has influenced horror for more than forty years. 6. Rosemary’s Baby (1968) — Director: Roman Polanski A masterclass in psychological horror that builds unbearable tension and paranoia until one of cinema’s most unforgettable finales. 7. Chinatown (1974) — Director: Roman Polanski Often cited as one of the greatest screenplays ever written, with a mystery that only gets deeper and more devastating. 8. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) — Director: Stanley Kubrick A complete mind trip that redefined science fiction and still feels decades ahead of its time. 9. Goodfellas (1990) — Director: Martin Scorsese Fast, funny, shocking, and endlessly rewatchable—many critics consider it the greatest gangster movie ever made. 10. Get Out (2017) — Director: Jordan Peele A groundbreaking horror film that reinvented the genre by blending genuine suspense with razor-sharp social commentary. 11. The Goonies (1985) — Director: Richard Donner The ultimate adventure movie that inspired generations of filmmakers and captured the magic of being a kid. 12. The Departed (2006) — Director: Martin Scorsese A twist-filled crime thriller with one of the strongest ensemble casts ever assembled. 13. The Last of Sheila (1973) — Director: Herbert Ross Please don’t spoil this one for Leo—it’s one of the smartest, most ingenious mystery films ever written. 14. Murder on the Orient Express (1974) — Director: Sidney Lumet The definitive Agatha Christie adaptation, featuring one of the greatest ensemble casts in movie history. 15. Palm Springs (2020) — Director: Max Barbakow A hilarious, inventive time-loop comedy that turns into something surprisingly emotional and profound. 16. The Miracle Worker (1962) — Director: Arthur Penn Home to two of the greatest acting performances ever captured on film, with scenes that are impossible to forget. 17. The Bad News Bears (1976) — Director: Michael Ritchie A fearless sports comedy that was decades ahead of its time and remains laugh-out-loud funny. 18. 12 Angry Men (1957) — Director: Sidney Lumet Proof that twelve men in one room can be more gripping than almost any action movie ever made. 19. Tootsie (1982) — Director: Sydney Pollack A comedy that is not only hilarious but remarkably smart, with Dustin Hoffman delivering one of his finest performances. 20. Memento (2000) — Director: Christopher Nolan A brilliantly constructed psychological thriller that completely changed the way audiences thought about cinematic storytelling

Wooty

womp womp lol

Lelia Snodgrass

That helmet thing is real. My brother died from hitting a deer and hitting the pavement without a helmet always wear one no matter how stupid you think it is, saves lifes.