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Okay guys, like I mentioned before, the old Vimeo account has officially been taken down. You probably didn’t notice because most of the shows and movies that were hosted on there were from months ago.

But I want to make sure ALL of that content is available again on Patreon, so today there’s going to be a little spam of uploads while I get everything from the old Vimeo restored and visible again.

So if you see a bunch of older content popping up today, that’s why! Nothing crazy is going on I’m just making sure you guys have access to everything again.

Seinfeld will also be dropping TODAY, so be on the lookout for that!

And we’ve got another poll dropping TOMORROW, so make sure you check that out and get your vote in.

Once again, I really appreciate everyone who has stuck with me through all of this. I know things have been a little messy behind the scenes, but it’s going to get better and much more organized moving forward.

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IVAN OOZE

Gabagool alien predator avp release order

bitchnug

Heavyweights please omg

E

Crank Goon 🙏

Saraka

No problem :)

Mitch Coob

Let’s go! Also, it would be dope 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) 👊🏽

Kevin Keo Reacts

Roger that gang and i have to ability to download you reactions as well ill try my best to get as many as i can but i need that good burger one again and i want you to check out an helsing with Hugh jackman

Brian Watson

I was wondering about that. There was a lot of content I couldn't access.

Justin Bulkley

"Our new episodes, have yet, to reveal themselves."

MrTHIZZ916

Thanks dude appreciate it

Jalen's Game show and more

I have never seen any of these three but I’m here for it if I haven’t seen let’s go.

Bluuu🩵

Long as that Little Man reaction is posted soon I’m good 😭💯that’s my favorite reaction of yours to gts to or watch when I’m high

TJ Harrington

You’ve been crushing it Dr. Leo Video Marvin!

Antonio Sherman

All the early DBZ episodes aren’t available! Definitely wanted to get into that too!

leandrea piper

We appreciate you. Thank you for being the person you are and being your authentic self. Your vibe is the best there is and I will always enjoy your content. Thank you for restoring videos because I literally love them all.

Evannnn

Appreciate you brother 💯💯

Cayley

❤️

Andrew S

Eps 8-80 are available now, it's being worked on. edit: 8-89

Mitch Coob

Three critically acclaimed foreign films that are must-see even if you have to watch them on your own

Violet

Thanks for doing what you do and sticking through it and trying to give us a heads up when things like this happen and thank you to Andrew for helping

Julie Whittaker

Thank you, Leo. I’m sticking by you. Love your reactions. 🤗

Antonio Sherman

The man the myth. As Leo says, Andrew you the GOAT

Ryan Bellefleur

Marvel needs to return ASAP! Game of thrones and marvel was the reason I came here... still waiting for house of the dragon (game of thrones return) and marvel returns

IVAN OOZE

Season 5 gets so trippy can’t wait

Heisenberg21420

Hell yeah. I'm hoping some of the older stuff from The Office and South Park come back. Have you seen the new trailer for its always Sunny? The Mcpoyles were in the trailer!

Jojo

Give us Sign now!

Zen-Aku

It's all good man 😎🤙. You the best 🐐 thanks for the update 🙏.

bitchnug

Wet Hot American Summer

Joanna

Thank you Leo. Game Of Thrones maybe some day will be back?

Andrew S

Only the first survived the purge, Leo and Jordan should be doing the reactions whenever they have the time to sit through one of the extended editions 😆, might be awhile until those get watched tho

Chloe Arreola

I hope so! Because some of my favorite reactions from you are gone DX

Andrew S

Yes, at some point, it'll be starting at the end of S1 unfortunately

Artmetis 🍃

Hopefully we get the avatar movies back

Andrew S

Already back up

ZoeLo

Thanks for the update Leo

Joey Olsen

lets goo seinfeld! thanks leo

Jadey

we defintely noticed, we watch your old videos too and some people are new members who wanna binge your old stuff

Mr. Chumpus

Is this Leo making the statement or Andrew. It doesn't sound how Leo communicates, and that would be weird if it wasn't him

Joel Harris

I cannot wait for you to finish The Hunger Games. To me Mockingjay Part 2 is the best of the 4 movies

Mr. Meow

Lmao, paranoid much? Does it really matter who makes the posts? Let’s just appreciate all the deleted content coming back.

Mr. Chumpus

Of course it matters. It has nothing to do with deleted content

Coessential

Will breaking bad be reuploaded or was it lost for good?

Sara Croughan

I can't wait till you put up the old South Park

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