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Coming This Week (Patreon)

Published:
2025-11-10 17:00:21
Imported:
2026-08

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Hi everyone! 👋🏻 A big welcome to all of the new members who joined in the past week! Thank you so much for being here. 🥰

My reaction to 1917 (2019) will be posted here this afternoon. And for the reactions that are coming next...

Movie Watchalongs:

The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (1982) - a Reactr request from Brad - thank you! When I saw the title I'll admit I thought "Hmm, is this a movie I should be watching?", but I am so glad to have done so in the end!

Superman (2025) - a Reactr request from Bryan - thank you! Bryan was the person who sent in my very first Reactr request, and that was for the 1978 Superman movie!

Field of Dreams (1989) - the winner of my YEAH, SPORTS! poll ⚾🧢

TV Series Watchalongs:

Severance: 2x10 - the finale! 😭 And now I have to wait with all of you! But I am so excited to finally discuss theories with you about what Season 3 may have in store for us and I can't wait to re-watch this show.

Band of Brothers: Eps 5 + 6 - my heart isn't ready 💔

Agents of SHIELD: 5x09 + 5x10 - I'm still thinking about the last episodes... 👀

✨ REMINDER!

📢 Members in the above tiers can enter my Member of the Month draw. Click this link to enter. The deadline for the next one is Thursday, Dec 4.

Important Update ✦ YouTube Schedule + Early Access

My sincere apologies about this, but right now I need to omit the edited reactions from being in the weekly schedules. I'm sorry to have to do this and I intend to bring them back in the schedule when I can. For the next little while, the YouTube edits will just appear here without me communicating they were beforehand. I have to do this because of the current copyright situation on my channel (the worst I've dealt with since starting reactions). It certainly feels like something shifted in the Content ID system on YouTube back in late September. I am trying to figure out a plan with tackling/minimizing these disruptions, which may involve changing my editing style and/or having to resort to watermarks on my edited reactions, and I appreciate your patience as I work through this. 🙏🏻 This has been stressful and pretty discouraging for me.

Re: Thunderbolts - I have to move the release of this reaction on the channel to mid-December now, I'm so sorry. After removing around 4 minutes of the reaction to clear up visual claims, which I thought would mean I was good to go, I got hit with a new audio-only claim covering multiple scenes of dialogue in the movie. This was the first time I've experienced this - audio claims were always for scores before. I still want to provide a good video for YouTube viewers, so I'm unwilling to mute all of that dialogue or add drastic pitch changing effects to it, especially when one of the scenes is one of the most emotional conversations in the film. Since Disney ignores disputes and appeals, I know that the claim will come off, it's just a waiting game for that.. and a long one. 🙃 Again, I'm so very sorry.

And re: Band of Brothers, which was supposed to begin on YouTube last week... I just need a little more time on these!

Twitch Streams:

I aim to continue again this week, though will update in Discord if streams need to be cancelled. I intend to be live at 18:00 MST on Wednesdays (Dragon Age: The Veilguard) and Thursdays (Red Dead Redemption 2). Last week, I finished Chapter 4 and began Chapter 5 in RDR2!

That's about it for this week! I'll leave you with some pics from when Soka was being cute at the start of a reaction recording recently. Thank you for reading and let me know what you're looking forward to! ❤️ Wishing you all the best week ahead.

✦ KL

📝 If You're New Here / Reminders + Links:

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New requests received this week will be delivered just before Christmas

New limitations for the forseeable future: movie must not be longer than 2.5h+ and cannot be the first movie in a new series to me

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Nathan Jasper

Wow! From Superman to Superman - I love a good full circle moment :) Soka's such a precious pupper ❤️

Movies with KL

That's what I was thinking! 😁 And yeah, Soka has been *loving* the new office setup.

Tyler Foster

You're speaking from a personal place, but I will say, FWIW, I don't mind at all when film footage has a watermark or something on it. I think people understand that these are concessions for copyright. I know they have invisible filters to protect art from being fed into an AI. I wonder if layering a bunch of those on something has any impact on copyright detection algorithms? Also, you are probably currently feeling like you don't want to watch longer movies for the time being regardless, but I think it'd be pretty reasonable if you had another tier on your Reactr page that was limited to 1 at a time like before, where you charged a little extra for a 2.5+ hour movie. Maybe an idea to implement in the future, if you find that appealing. One question that comes to mind re: movies that start a series (although I don't actually have any in mind, this is just a hypothetical), would it matter if the "series" is, say, two movies, and the requester has no desire for you to see the second one? Feels like there are many movies out there where the original was great, and then there was an unsuccessful attempt to turn it into a series that nobody liked.

Movies with KL

I think that I would implement a watermark before changing my editing style. It's not something that I'd like to do, but perhaps it is an inevitability at this point. The invisible tools that you speak of are only available for images right now, not for videos (as far as I can tell). Re: Reactr - I've thought about this in the past, but decided against it because long run times aren't a money earned vs. time spent issue, it's truly just a time spent issue. Long run times add hours of extra work for myself and for my editor and sometimes that is harder to fit in, so there will be times where I want to avoid them. This is one of those times, since I watched six long movies in the last month or so (five of which my editor worked on back-to-back, so I want to give him a break), and Band of Brothers is adding an extra movie reaction worth of time to every week right now. The longer runtime limitation will probably be removed once Stranger Things 5 is completed (just after the New Year), since I know that some of those episodes are going to be the length of a movie too. 😅 Re: movie series - Perhaps I need to clarify in the offering descriptions that I'm referring to trilogies or more, where the general audience would want and expect all or most of the movies to be watched (I'm thinking of Indiana Jones, Rocky, The Bourne movies, Planet of the Apes, etc). The reason for this is because I have a plan to tackle well-loved series, which will start in December or January. A movie that has a sequel, and especially one that is generally considered mediocre/bad, is not something that I would put a firm no on. I imagine that both Speed and Independence Day would have qualified for this if I hadn't already reacted to them, because I remember most people telling me not to bother with their sequels. All this said, my preference for Reactr is still stand-alone films moving forward. Thanks for the questions!

Tyler Foster

Well, even if you don't want to charge a different price, having a different tier on your Reactr for the 2.5+ movies might still be a useful way to control how many come in (one at a time, or not at all, like now). Thanks for the clarification!

Movies with KL

I see what you mean. Currently Reactr doesn't have the functionality to allow me to mark an offering as Sold Out if I don't have any requests in it. My only option to "turn off" an offering is to make it private, which removes it from my page. This is what I had to do for the month of September. So during periods where I'm not accepting 2.5h+ runtime movies, I would still have to have that limitation stated in the other offerings anyway for people who are looking at my page for the first time and considering making a request. I have asked Reactr to allow us to have the control to turn offerings on/off from new requests while still keeping it visible, but not sure if they are interested in implementing that.

Tyler Foster

Oh, dang. Makes sense in a way that they wouldn't have considered the value in having options that could be seen but still turned off, but hopefully they implement that.

Movies with KL

Yeah, right now offerings have to have a limit of 1 request - I can't set it to 0. Being able to set it to 0 would solve the issue.

Movies with KL

Great news! The Reactr team has implemented an IMDb integration which essentially solves all of this. I've turned off the YouTube link as an option and turned on IMDb only. Now that requests are forced to have the IMDb link, I can set a duration limit that won't accept IMDb movies that have more than a 150 minute runtime. When I'm ready to accept long movies again, I can increase that or turn it off entirely. 👏🏻 And something that you mentioned earlier about charging more for longer runtimes... well now that Reactr has this integration, I could move off of the flat rate that I've had since the start and charge based on the movie duration only (or a combination of flat + duration). I may consider changing this up for 2026 now that I have the ability to.