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Jason Dolan

Two Schmitts and a BABY!

Aaron Barlow

Equaliser! You must show us baby Schmidt on every reaction this week!

Jason Dolan

Just call me Maaaatt Daaaaamon

Smooticus

Three Men and a Baby. Great timing

Wyatt Nuxoll

EQUALIZER!!!! ... oh hell yeah , one of my all time favorite movies , equalizer2 is just as good if not better....... can't wait for number 3

ShadowVessel π

I can't remember much, but I think Three Men and a Baby has a decent sequel. And everybody's watching The Equalizer this week. Weird. Lol

EdmanXERO

And in a few years it'll be Two Schmitts and a Little Lady!

Kevin Charley

The ghost in Three Men and a Baby was too scary for me.

Florian Meier

Yeah!!! Love Three Men and a Baby !!! My Childhood and the biggest hit at the Cinemas in 1987!!

Ken Veader

I swear film companies are infiltrating reaction channels to promote their films

Paul Cox

I think it's more likely that reactors are massaging the algorithm a little because a new installment is arriving in theaters.

Erwin Quiachon

More baby/parenting themed movies, please. "Kramer vs. Kramer" (1979), "Junior" (1994), "A River Runs Through It" (1992)......

Erwin Quiachon

Tom Selleck would have been an outstanding Indiana Jones.

Guston Zimasheen

I enjoyed his performance in "High Road To China". Saw that at the cinema when it was released and you're right, he would have made an outstanding Indiana Jones based on what I saw in the film.

Erwin Quiachon

I remember George Lucas and Spielberg saying that Tom Selleck was their first choice to play Indiana Jones. Even Harrison Ford was expecting Tom Selleck to be Indiana Jones. Tom Selleck backed out of that role because he had already made a commitment to start Magnum PI that conflicted with the schedule for Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Chris Bruneau

God, I loved that show as a kid! remake is shit, IMO

Armchair Rizzard

It makes sense, he was great in Quigley Down Under.

Erwin Quiachon

I don't think anyone is feeling sorry for Tom Selleck. He's had an iconic career in TV. But, it's still one of those great "what if's" in cinematic history.

David Crabtree

I highly recommend 1993's Dazed & Confused, celebrating it's 30th anniversary coming up on September 10th. An all-time classic. A fantastic "last day of school/coming of age"film, which introduced the world to Matthew McConaughey(as well as Ben Affleck).

TBR Schmitt

Paul’s got it! We’ve been lining up to have some Denzel content on the channel and when we realized the third installment hits theaters this week, it felt most fitting like we did around Indiana Jones!

TBR Schmitt

We’ve got our schedule lined up for September already but Dazed and Confused is definitely on our list we want to check out for the channel!

Aaron Barlow

Ah well, ok so from now on you must use baby as shameless view manipulation!

Aaron Barlow

Original is the only version as far as I'm concerned. Regarding the rubbish remake I'm just amazed it didn't have Magnum as a woman and Lizzo as TC.

Didi Portia

I really think you ought to do a Prison Movie Poll. There are some very good ones out there, but some are definitely not for the squeamish! ( :E

OddThomas

Man on Fire is better imo, but The Equaliser is a great Denzel movie

Erwin Quiachon

I'm wondering if the premise for the Equalizer was ever considered for the Rambo movies. That would have saved the Rambo franchise for me. People take the Equalizer movies more seriously than any of the Rambo movies after First Blood.

TBR Schmitt

Let us know your recommendations for Prison films! -Sam

TBR Schmitt

Man on Fire is definitely on our list! -Sam

Didi Portia

I would start first of all with Clint Eastwood's "Escape From Alcatraz" and carry forth with "Gridiron Gang" as well as "Blood In Blood Out" *Bound By Honor and "American Me" just to name a few at the top of my head. Stallone's "Lock Up" is also another one that I am sure you and TBR would absolutely dig! Have a great day and keep up the great work! ( :E

Paul Cox

Ooh if I can jump in here, I'd add Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman in PAPILLON (1973) and Burt Lancaster* in BRUTE FORCE (1947). *You may know him best as "Moonlight" Graham in Field of Dreams.