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Poll Picking x3 (Patreon)

Published:
2025-01-08 05:42:09
Imported:
2026-06

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Weird angle for the video, i’d have to show you my ADD chair for you to understand. Anywho!

Here is a live drawing for our 3 polls-Requedts 1-50, Requests 51-100 and requests 101-200

What do you think of the polls? Will they be close or runaway?

Cassie

Files

Poll Picking!

Comments

Ike

This is humor: I lost my grandfather this week - 102 years old! Trust me, we’re quite blessed we had him and his comedic wit for as long as we did. BUT! In honor of him tonight, he would want me to say, “Cassie, this would only be a 4 minute video if you were left handed.” That makes no sense and he wouldn’t explain it either. Just laugh with me 🤣😂😭🤧😆

David Freese

Nvm had to refresh 😆 ps I could've sworn you said you had seen Edge if Tomorrow. Hope I'm wrong but I think you told us that before

Matthew Brown

My dad worked on Romeo and Juliet

Seth R

I can see a runaway from one poll the other two would be close

Bryan Fritchie

You said two Tom Cruise movies, but wasn't there at least one in each category? I think there was even two in the third category?

Grinznmore

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. We need more like What About Bob and Planes, Trains.... Dirty Rotten will fit the bill

Nathan Swapp

I searched if you have seen Who Framed Rodger Rabbit only yesterday. I rewatched Addie Count's reaction instead. I think it will blow your mind.

Michael Scoggins

It’s going to be so hard to pick because you picked a lot of good movies. So many Tom Cruise movies also. American Graffiti was I think Harrison Ford’s first movie.

Shawn Kildal

According to your Letterboxd Cassie, you've seen Edge of Tomorrow.

Maisie

I love the format for these polls! One brief suggestion: since you know lots of people requested each of these, it might be easier to have 4 or 5 options for each instead of 8? Your call, of course.

Dan W

all bangers. my pick may just be the thomas crowne affair. it’s the best pierce brosnan bond movie.

Smiley

I'm rooting for "Payback". I don't think Cassie will love it but she will appreciate what it is trying to do I think. And she once said she could never not root for Mel Gibson. But I would settle for "Chinatown". And she should not have to watch "American Psycho". It's a good movie but she won't like it. And a guilty pleasure would be "Under Siege". And she would probably really love "Spy Game".

keoma songs

True, I was going to add this as well

Chris J to the R

Put the names in a barrel and draw out 10. Then past the name strips on a chocolate wheel for what the order is...🤔🫣. Wait ...you didn't get a barrel or chocolate wheel for Christmas did you? Maybe not.

Chris Davis

Definitely some good movies in there! I'm looking forward to the Polls!

Happy Hanukkah

8:47 Cue one very happy Swedish patron. :-) (Though I don't fancy its odds.)

Rose

Very clicky lol I just added the Osume Nemui Keyboard in Hush Pink to my keyboard collection. Working Girl & LoA are my favorites from your picks.

Rick Rodriguez

When did Cassie start doing ASMR? Seven Years in Little China 😂. That's that Brad Pitt movie directed by John Carpenter where Pitt and The Dalai Lama fight Lo Pan, right?

Happy Hanukkah

My favorite poll is the 101-200 one, ahead of 1-50 and far ahead of 51-100.

Gray

Gattaca !!!

TheSingulatarian

He's barely in it. I think his first was "The Conversation".

Philip Alan

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels!!

Dan

Gotta do GATTACA!

Michael Scoggins

American graffiti was released in 1973. The conversation in 1974

Richard Maurer

Mad Max in the second poll is my pick

Aaron Mann

Wind River! But I know it won’t win. Willow is another solid choice. But another one that has no shot.

René Ferland

Well, for 1-50, I would be happy with any of Working Girl, Gattaca, or Lawrence of Arabia; for 51-100, my pick is Wind River (I wish someone would react to that one), but I could live with Chinatown; for 101-200, Show me love or Ladyhawk. I feel Cassie would like any of these movies, and they would be different from what she reacted so far (except maybe Lawrence of Arabia which is a super-production like Ben Hur, or Bridge on the River Kwai).

Ed Vicenti

GATTACA! Amazing underrated movie. And THE THREE AMIGOS!

Dan M

Very excited about the 1-50 poll. 5 of the 8 movies will have me struggling to decide which one to vote for. The 51-100 poll is not bad, but I’ve already got my choice picked for that one (really wasn’t a tough choice for me). The 101-200…eh. Nothing in that list really stands out to me, so I may just eenie meenie minee mo that one. Fair warning though, Cassie. American Psycho may violate one or two of the restrictions on your Nope list. Lots of exciting things happening on PiB to kick off 2025!!

Richard Maurer

Bjorn’s movie; Show Me Love; made the 101-200 poll! I will vote for it. If it looks like it no chance of winning I switch to Rocky Horror however.

René Ferland

Yes, Wind River!, If she ever react to it, it'll be a dream come true. :-) I have an idea of the possible winners in each poll. I can't wait to see if I am starting to know the Paetron crowd here.

JC

GATTACA is gonna a better a winner.

René Ferland

Show me love seems very interesting to me. I would love to discover it with Cassie.

Just Plain Bob

I’d love to see either Show Me Love or Rocky Horror Picture Show win the 101-200 poll. Ladyhawke would also be good. In support of Bjorn, his stick-to-it-ive-ness and excellent Scandinavian cinema, I will also be voting for Show Me Love, with Rocky Horror getting second consideration and Ladyhawke third.

Brian Harris

Voting for Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Chinatown, and Romeo and Juliet, but I think it’s gonna be Face/Off, Risky Business, and American Psycho. That last one is gonna be … a rough watch.

Darren Harrison

Harrison Ford’s first on-screen credit was as a bellhop who delivered a telegram to James Coburn in “Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round” (1966). He has one line that I recall him recounting on a British talk show in the 1980s, saying to the host Michael Aspel “I can play the whole part for you right now.” Years later I saw the movie and it was a really blink and you miss him scene. After he played the scene he was called into a studio executives office who told him (Harrison Ford) he didn’t have what it took to be successful in movies.

Lulu Blu

Working Girl Mad Max

Gábor Árki

Cassie ASMR: whispering and soft spoken video with tapping on notepads, typing on keyboard, writing on paper, etc. 😄 1-50: Gattaca please, it's high on my personal wish-list. But I would be in for the others as well. 50-100: pulling for Wind River, such an underrated movie. But would be in for Chinatown or Risky Business too. 100-200: These pick are not really in my favs. Edge Of Tomorrow is not bad, although for some reason I thought Cassie has seen this already. Or maybe that was Oblivion? Under Siege is a good action movie shot on a unique location. American Psycho would make for a reaction for sure, and Cassie recently said she can watch anything with Bale. 😄 But I think I'm giving this vote to Show me love after all the comments and campaigning from Björn.

Gray

I'd be suprised if she does watch American Psycho if it were to win

Andrew Buel

From Poll 1: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, GATTACA, or Lawrence of Arabia*. From Poll 2: Mad Max*, Patton, or Willow. From Poll 3: American Psycho, Rocky Horror Picture Show*, or Romeo + Juliet.

Gábor Árki

Yeah, that's what I thought too

YodatheHobbit

Number generator picking 2 Mel Gibson movies in a row is WILD.

Happy Hanukkah

Constantly picking on Mel Gibson? We all know who he would blame for that! /joke

YodatheHobbit

Aw, I was hoping Under Siege was the Sam Jackson movie The Negotiator. I mixed the two movie names up. Hope I get to see you react to it someday. Wish I heard more people talk about it.

Happy Hanukkah

"'Who Framed Roger Rabbit?' Sorry, Roger." 😂

Dan M

For Cassie it might be that bad.

Happy Hanukkah

I'm not sure AP is that bad, but I'm not that optimistic she'll "get" it. Ditto for RHPS.

Mark Vaderr

The 51-100 poll is going to be the toughest to choose for me. Patton, Wind River & American Graffiti are great. Just say NO, to American Psycho and Face/Off! Thank you, Cassie!

Gábor Árki

It's a hard R rated movie. But I think it may be on the manageable side for Cassie. It may bend her rules on the sex/nudity though. There are several graphic sex scenes but I don't recall showing anything overtly excessive. Would put it somewhere around The Wolf of Wall Street or Basic Instinct. There is also a lot of violence and gore, but again I believe she has seen this level before. I think the worst aspect would be the disturbing, psychological aspect of the violence in the film. But the movie is a trip and Bale's performance is amazing.

Mojo One Thousand

Saved me from saying it. I am not against a reaction, but as I thought she had seen it, so I have never pushed for it in the past.

Clarence Newman

Thank you for this, Cassie, but I'd like to make a suggestion for future draws. Obviously the top 10 are the most popular requests, but the random generator is not guaranteed to pick any of them (as happened here). May I suggest that in the future, 1-8 are automatically on a poll, then you spin for 9-100 and then 101-200. That way you keep the diversity of the top 200, but those most highly sought after movies get a monthly shot. What say you? Anyway, from 1-50, I'm voting for Dirty Rotten Scoundrels because I think Cassie will love it. I'd be happy with Jack Reacher or Lawrence of Arabia too. From 51-100, there should only be one winner (Mad Max), but I'd be happy with Risky Business or Chinatown. From 101-200, there's one that's on my list, but I'm gonna have to back Bjorn's crusade and vote for Show Me Love. As for American Psycho, I watched that last week for the first time, and it's safe to say that it's not right for Cassie.

Mojo One Thousand

Not sure if there was a reason for it, but it sounded like each number was being generated individually. If time is a concern, there are random number generator that allow the range (e.g. 1-50) and then pull out X number of unique results (in this case 8). This would get the 8 numbers out quickly to just be mapped to the results. The downside would be the discrepancies, but you could handle these separately or add in a bigger results pool (e.g. 10 instead of 8) so there are some extras that can be rotating in if required. Just a thought.

pickupthepieces

There are actually 3 Tom Cruise movies, one in each category and I'm thinking 2 out of 3 may run away with it. But there are a lot of nice choices in there.

Mike Lemon

Variety!!! All but a handful of these have few, if any, reactions. It's going to be a tough call for 1-100, 101-200 has to be Bjorn's movie. And for the people that vote for any of the handful with a bajillion reactions, I hope all your pens run out of ink after three letters.

Clay F

I like almost all 24 movies. Thus, whatever the three winners, I will likely be happy. My first poll ranking 1. Lawrence of Arabia (1962) [AFI Top 100] 2. Gattaca (1997) 3. Working Girl (1988) 4. Face/Off (1997) 5. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988) 6. Thomas Crown Affair (1999) 7. Jack Reacher (2012) 8. Three Amigos (1986) My second poll ranking 1. American Graffiti (1973) [AFI Top 100] 2. Chinatown (1974) [AFI Top 100] 3. Risky Business (1983) 4. Patton (1970) 5. Mad Max (1979) 6. Wind River (2017) 7. Payback (1999) 8. Willow (1988) My third poll ranking 1. Edge of Tomorrow (2014) 2. Show Me Love (1998) 3. Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) 4. American Psycho (2000) 5. Spy Game (2001) 6. Under Siege (1992) 7. Romeo and Juliet (1996) 8. Lady Hawke (1985)

DWG15

Wait... 91 is Gone with the Wind, not Chinatown. What gives?

Ian Tonge

Oof, some tough choices ahead. No idea how this is going to shake out, but I think I'll be happy with the outcome wherever it lands.

Brent Petty

Wind River. Criminally underrepresented in the reactor community.

Clarence Newman

Cassie will doubtless clear that up, but she did say that she'd already seen one of the films that was picked, so maybe she deleted that one from the list once she'd finished. On the list you're looking at, does Chinatown show as number 90?

Gábor Árki

It is not a fix list carved into stone. People can request new movies, new people can add in their requests, people using the advanced mode can shift the score between 1.8 and 0.2 on their own list of requested movies changing their preference. So, I presume they changed place since Cassie's random draw was filmed.

Clarence Newman

-1 for American Psycho. Not a Cassie film, nor a particularly good one. I came out of watching it thinking I'd wasted two hours of my life.

baz0348

1999 Thomas crown affair is awesome better than the original

Clarence Newman

I watched it a week or two ago and I thought it was just plain bad. There's definitely some Nope stuff in there for Cassie, but for me, it was more that it came across as plastic and pointless. That's only my opinion, but the result is that I wouldn't recommend it to the hardcore patrons among us, never mind Cassie.

Clarence Newman

As a massive Steve McQueen fan, I can't believe I'm saying this, Baz, but....you're absolutely right. Of all the great McQueen movies (and I truly love some of them), I've never been able to get on with his version of Thomas Crown. Maybe it's because he was not right for the role, or the artsy-fartsy, split-screen camerawork, questionable soundtrack, or a combination of all. It just strikes me as filmmakers going out of their way to be clever, whereas the Brosnan version is just a good little heist movie. Cassie would love it.

baz0348

Yes I've nothing against Steve McQueen love his movies and his version is still watchable felt pierce brosnan suited the role better than Steve McQueen plus I think the writing was a bit better.

baz0348

Yes I think Cassie would love this And believe it's certified CF (Carly friendly) so open to two bed bug's

David Kent

Reading the movies off of the list I'm answering yes to all of them. This isn't tell me what to watch list, this is a what order do i watch list.

Chris Thom

Bonus Cassie Time?! Like that you wear the official PIB merch while doing official PIB business. And yes, that is the clickiest keyboard I've ever heard. But again...official. Thank you for proving to us that there are indeed no shenanigans with the poll picking process. Respect. Please give Who Frames Roger Rabbit a fair shake. It's an iconic, magical movie from the 80's that pays homage to pretty much every vintage cartoon ever. You would've loved it as a kid, at the very least. I bet your kids would appreciate it.

Chris Thom

They came out at the same time I think.

Chris Thom

Stop starting all the wars in the world Hanukkah. Geeze.

Chris Thom

She could legit make a decent living doing ASMR.

Chris Thom

VERY different films. lol

Chris Thom

Dang haven't seen any of those. I do know Rocky Horror is the cult classic to end all cult classics though.

baz0348

Personally not a fan of tom cruises reacher not a flop nor was it a roaring success and the sequel never go back bombed big time preferred Alan ritchson he's more accurate to the role and script is a lot more closer to the books.

Chris Thom

If people keep reiterating that it's a satire and 80's social commentary I do think she'll watch it. Seriously doubt she will like it though.

Dean Holt

Lots of good movie picks, Out of the three groups I’d like to see you React to, Group One; Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Group Two; Risky Business Group Three; Edge of Tomorrow But what I think will win Group One Face/Off by a mile Group Two, Could be close between Mad Max, Risky Business and Willow Group Three, Could be close between American Psycho  Under Siege Edge of Tomorrow  Rocky Horror Picture Show 

Chris Thom

One of my favorite Addie Counts reactions.

Chris Thom

That movie was so cool and creative. Do hope it's on the channel at some point. I think she and Carly would get a kick out of it.

Chris Thom

After 85 your jokes don't need to make any gdamm sense. Gray Privilege. RIP Gramps.

Chris Thom

There was a sequel? With Tom Cruise?

Walter

Wow, a lot of great movies here, except Rocky Horror Picture Show, which is a movie that should be heard and not watched. Great soundtrack, terrible movie.

Clarence Newman

And Richie Cunningham before he turned into Montgomery Burns.

baz0348

Yes 2016 jack reacher never go back although a flop even the director criticises the film

YodatheHobbit

Both movies are hilarious though, in quite different ways, although I can understand the warning to her about American Psycho. Receiving the satire and message of that movie would perhaps not be worth putting Cassie through that level of violence and psychotic murder. I think the levels of being disturbed might be just under Cassie's threshold for FACE/OFF though. Just low enough for her to still enjoy the tragic good guy/over the top twisted bad guy drama.

YodatheHobbit

I think you're thinking of "The Siege". Also good for a rewatch on a lazy sunday afternoon. I think I get all three of those films mixed up often!

Björn Karlsson

WOW!!!!! This will be exiting. I know which movie I will vote for in the 100-200-poll, and I know which movie that probably will end last in that poll. 😄😄 I'm at work atm. I will comment more when I get home 🙂

bgb1975 (Brian)

This is a great way to put some polls together. Love it. Gotta go with Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

Happy Hanukkah

And I believe Cassie was favorably disposed to Rene Russo.

Happy Hanukkah

It's not my fault! *I* blame Ricky Gervais! :-)

baz0348

She's an added bonus to the movie along with Faye dunaway who was in the original Thomas crown affair with Steve McQueen

MikeLL

Have to agree.

MikeLL

Anyone really believe Under Siege has a chance to win a poll? I don't!

Nim

Just googled it and saw Taylor Sheridan directed. Sicario and Hell or high water are some of my all time favourite films. Ashamed to say I haven't seen it yet but that will be quickly remedied today after work 👍

Richard Maurer

It’s one of the very few musicals I actually like.

Nim

I've long advocated for Spy game for Cassie. Brad Pitt and Robert Redford are on top form.

MikeLL

Well I can tell just by the comments that my fave, Working Girl has no chance of winning. It would have been one of my "five picks" movies. Oh well. Working Girl is the movie Cassie would like the best, I think, and it's also a Carly movie.

Clarence Newman

We need to show some love to Show Me Love, if only for the sake of poor f*cking Amal.

Happy Hanukkah

It's just occurred to me that in order to lobby for the movie, you should have (repeatedly) sent Cassie the famous clip of Tom Cruise yelling "Show me the money!!!", but edited into "Show me love!". :-) ADDED: Granted, this just might have been taken the wrong way. :-)

Chris Thom

Woah I totally missed that ad campaign. Didn't know it existed. The first one was definitely promoted everywhere.

Eddie Perkins

A lot of great movies. There are only three here that I haven't seen: Edge of Tomorrow, Willow, and Show Me Love.

Chris Thom

Haven't seen it but it does sound good. I always get it mixed up with that early Jennifer Lawrence movie.

Chris Thom

Brett Easton Ellis movies are definitely an acquired taste. They're all kind of reverse moralizing to make a point about apathy. The Rules of Attraction is my personal favorite. But that one is f'd up in it's own right.

Chris Thom

Oh right, The Siege. With Bruce Willis and Annette Benning.

baz0348

The first one Promoted yes but not a big hit grossing 218m globally not a flop but made some money back then sequel killed it off entirely.

John Cranberry

If Working Girl is your pick from this list, you need therapy. 😘

Chris Thom

It's how he got Star Wars.

Nim

Edge of tomorrow is a great action sci-fi, the main characters have excellent chemistry but that is pretty typical of a movie with Emily Blunt (see the adjustment bureau.) What was atypical at the time was the thought of Emily Blunt in an action movie but she more than holds her own against Tom Cruise. Of all the movies that somehow get sequels, this one definitely should have been given the green light.

John Cranberry

Mad Max, Rocky Horror, Under Seige, Wind River, Face/Off, Risky Business, American Psycho, Romeo and Juliet.....man, some really great films on these lists.

John Cranberry

I think Cassie will find it quirky but fun.

MikeLL

Since I'm judging what I think Cassie would like best, I think I'm on solid ground.

John Cranberry

Time will tell. I would love to see Mad Max win. Agree Face/Off is a shoe in. I have a feeling American Psycho will win but I think Cassie will not like it. I reckon Under Seige or Rocky Horror. Exciting times ahead.

Chris Thom

It'll do better than last. It's not like it's a Dutch movie or something. Because there's only two things in this life that I hate: those who are intolerant of other people's cultures...and the DUTCH.

Happy Hanukkah

I certainly don't intend to gate-keep the movie, but IMO if you won't laugh out loud at some of the black comedy elements, it probably isn't the movie for you (and certainly not one to react to). And I simply don't see Cassie laughing.

Eddie Perkins

Gattaca, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Spy Game, and American Graffiti are my favorite movies mentioned.

Chris Thom

I've seen Willow a few times and still can't tell if it's any good. But according to some people's nostalgia goggles, it's essential.

Matthew Brown

Gripman and cameraman remember means he's handles setting up the set and steady the camera

Happy Hanukkah

Eddie: Just in case you were basing yourself on the title alone, Edge of Tomorrow is also known as Live Die Repeat. Nim: I agree with the first two and a half of your three sentences. :-) I'm quite happy leaving the movie in its standalone glory. Chris: You'll just have to keep on watching it until you come to a conclusion! :-)

Walter

I really don't think that's true. But hey, maybe.

Walter

maybe we'll get a Tom Cruise sweep - Jack Reacher, Risky Business, Edge of Tomorrow. But I'll be voting for Working Girl, for sure. Also, I have always loved Mel Gibson's Payback, though I doubt that has a chance.

Happy Hanukkah

I previously noted that my favorite selection was the 101-200 one. I shall pretentiously adduce support for my position by noting that it contains the only three movies (in this post) whose source material I have read. (Romeo and Juliet, American Psycho, and All You Need Is Kill (Edge of Tomorrow).)

David Collins

There are some good movies on it, but I found this frustrating more than anything. I find it particularly bizarre that "the system" almost never gets the top movie off the PR list. Why not give us a poll of the top 10 movies over there once in a while? This just feels broken.

Chris Thom

Have you read any other Brett Easton Ellis books?

Brent Petty

I'd say this is the darkest of the 3 films. Very good though. Jeremy Renner is excellent.

Happy Hanukkah

None that I currently recall (including The Rules of Attraction, which you mentioned).

David Collins

I either never saw it or it's been so long ago, I've forgotten it. I think it has a chance to get my vote though, Harrison Ford carries a LOT of weight with me.

Dean Holt

Mike, it definitely has a chance and I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a runaway winner. As movies like that normally do quite well on polls.

Happy Hanukkah

What about Dutch (1991)? What about Billy Bathgate or Hoodlum (1997)? What about Dutch Cassidy and the Sunshine Kid? What about Schatjes! (1984)? 🤨 :-)

Chris Thom

Should probably happen on the channel at some point. Would be a return to Sabrina-form for Harrison. And I don't think she's done a Melanie Griffith movie on the channel yet. Mike Nichols 80's classic. Also hope she does Closer.

Happy Hanukkah

I have not read anything else by Hiroshi Sakurazaka. I have read more of Old Bill's work. :-)

Terry Yelmene

only one 'for-sure' winner here - 'Edge of Tomorrow'

Robert Jewell

Well,I know the 3 is it? I'm picking however this works. Now how do I convince everyone else to do the same?

Gábor Árki

Although Cassie has been enjoying a lot of black comedies lately, I also doubt this is the kind of black comedy she would find amusing or enjoyable. If I had to bet, I think the violence - even though stylized to such an extreme that it feels unrealistic IMO - would likely unsettle her, making her react to it more like a horror movie, instead of picking up on the caricaturistic, absurd, satirical, and very dark humor.

Chris Thom

Hey Bill's not half bad. They should make some movies of his stuff. Or some plays at least.

Tonda DaRe

God Bless You!! 😁

Walter

then I need therapy too! Working Girl is a fantastic movie and the PiB sisters would absolutely love it.

Chris Thom

Think I saw it twice as a six year old, then saw it again in my 20's for nostalgia reasons. Remember thinking it was very copy and paste of other fantasy stories. But still very charming. Warwick and Val were pretty perfect. The morphing effect was groundbreaking.

Chris Thom

Tell us what your picks are, then get all hyperbolic about why they're the best things ever made.

Mark White

Brent, wind river is a really good movie, great acting, script and story are top notch with some good performances, particularly from EO. It’s tough, dark and harrowing at times. But as much as I admire the movie, I wouldn’t want Cassie to watch it. there is one particular scene, (anyone who has seen it will know which one!) which will be too much for Cassie in my humble opinion.

Happy Hanukkah

And if we expand our attention to films directed by Dutch directors, I demand, *demand* I say, that Cassie react to Showgirls!!! 🤪

mikethemotormouth

Isn't Jack Reacher played by Tom in the movie? So Jack, Risky Business, and Edge of Tomorrow makes 3, no?

Alex Gorell

Wind River is my favorite on the list. Doubt it’ll win though.

Robert Jewell

I try to think in terms of what Cassie will like the most and go with those rather than do the shock test on her so mine are RISKY BUSINESS, AMERICAN GRAFFITI and WORKING GIRL. All super intelligent, smartly directed and written films in my favorite comedy genre,

Chris Thom

Good ones. I think she'd like those too. Carly should definitely join for Risky Business and Working Girl. Not sure about American Graffiti.

Walter

great movie

MikeLL

bgb1975 (Brian): Judging from your avatar, you seem to be prejudiced in the matter! 😏

Walter

Above The Law is the only Steven Segal movie I like. :) not that anybody was asking...

Robert Jewell

I've two friends in AG so that's a major motivation because it'd be fun to see their reactions to Cassie's reaction plus Harrison Ford is in it (no spoilers!l so... And it's definitely a cultural history lesson with such an iconic atmosphere and fantastic music top.

Walter

The first Jack Reacher is actually a really great film. The second is nearly unwatchable.

Walter

completely agree - really good, really underrated

Walter

I like all 3 of those Cruise movies too. I hope at least 1 of them wins.

Walter

the main difference between these films, I think, is that The Negotiator is good. That's how you tell them apart.

Walter

wow :)

Clarence Newman

I like some of Seagal's movies, Walter, but I make allowances for the cheesiness of them. Out For Justice is my favourite ("Anyone seen Richie? I'm gonna keep coming back here until somebody remembers seeing Richie!"), but Under Siege is definitely the best one for this channel.

baz0348

It was watchable the first time didn't really give me anything that would make me watch it a second or third most fans of the lee childs novels didn't really get onboard with tom cruise as reacher he doesn't physically match the tall muscular character as described in the books to start with as described in the books jack reacher is 6ft 5" and weighs 250lbs where as tom cruise was 5ft 7" then the story was adapted it followed some times and sometimes changed here and there. Wouldn't go as far as to say it was great.

baz0348

Hence why the second bombed big time at the box office no one was interested in going to see it after the first movie.

Kristin

Gattaca and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels!!

Jeff I.

Yep, Cassie would really enjoy it, but it's too under the radar (and not old enough haha) to ever get close to winning a poll.

Chris Thom

My sister lives in SF and we go to Mel's quite a bit (almost always my choice, not hers). Always think of that movie. Super cozy place to eat.

Chris Thom

Would probably get decent views on the channel.

Clarence Newman

Cassie. Given Carly's obvious reluctance to watch anything distressing these days, may I suggest a remedy? Here's a list of Carly-safe movies that I think you'll both enjoy. Maybe you can keep this list, plus any that are dropped on the bottom by others, somewhere to hand, so that when you want to guarantee Carly a safe and comfortable watch, you have a list you can choose from. BLUE HAWAII (Elvis Presley, 1961) - Comedy musical with romance THE GREAT RACE (Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, 1965) - Comedy epic with romance THE WAY WE WERE (Robert Redford, Barbra Streisand, 1973) - Romance/Drama 9 TO 5 (Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda, 1980) - 3 put-upon female employees get comic revenge on their overbearing boss. THE CANNONBALL RUN (Burt Reynolds, Roger Moore, Farrah Fawcett, 1981) - A fun road race movie with a star-studded cast THE MONEY PIT (Tom Hanks and Shelley Long, 1986) - Comedy about a couple's trials while trying to renovate their new fixer-upper OVER THE TOP (Sylvester Stallone, 1987) - It's Rocky with arm wrestling THE STATION AGENT (Peter Dinklage, 2003) - Nice, unusual little drama with a very engaging central character. CITY SLICKERS (Billy Crystal, 1991) - Uplifting comedy about city boys going on a cattle drive. LOST IN TRANSLATION (Bill Murray, Scarlett Johansson, 2003) - Gentle drama about an unlikely friendship. WORLD'S FASTEST INDIAN (Anthony Hopkins, 2003) - One old man's quest to break the land speed record. It's tender. EDIT to include....CROCODILE DUNDEE 2. You and Carly will be flat out like a lizard drinkin'. SECOND EDIT: I had Cocktail in the original list due to a black hole in my memory. V pointed out that it contains a scene that disqualifies it from this list so I have to remove it. It's fine for Cassie, but not for Carly. If anyone else has got favourites that fit the bill, feel free to load them on. Remember, they have to be slam-dunks for Carly, so no Exorcists, Blair witches, Brundleflies or hateful eights. Be nice now.

Chris Thom

Season 3 looks pretty fun. They're finally putting him up against someone bigger and stronger.

baz0348

I does I'm really looking forward to it.

Chris Thom

Elizabeth Olsen is a really great actress when she wants to be. Saw this little indie horror movie she was in, Silent House, and it was pretty great. Kind of insane plot, but she made it believable. Almost the whole movie was trained on her and her face and was made to look like one continuous shot.

Clarence Newman

Roger's wife is still on my celebrity list.

SEAN ƴü KAY

'Newsroom' One day hopefully. You will fall in love; We all did, now it is your turn.

R F.

I’ve got my favorites (Heartbreak Ridge - Love Clint Eastwood and I’m a Marine so duh), but I’m here for whatever movies make the channel. I intend to be here for as long as the channel is. Keep up the good work!

Nolofinwe

About time for John Wayne "the Cowboys". Dirty rotten scoundrels blows. Working girl is average not even a good romcom. jessica ?who put these in these choices they're awful. "The Thomas Crown" is OK if it's the origi Bedford Pierce Brosnan. Finally an excellent film "Lawrence of Arabia". These are all rough you gotta give yourself Veto power seriously.LOL. No Roger rabbit no cartoons for the love of God. Cassie you do make the rules its your channelwe will Love you no matter what ha ha ha . Mad Maxis good "beyond Thunderdome" would'be better "Pattoin" is excellent !!! "Chinatown" is Classic Film Noir . Risky business ? UGH ! If "Wind River" is Jeremy Renner it's good you can't go wrong with "American Graffiti" . "Willow" is fun the original . no "American psycho" who wants to watch psychos murderers. show me love oh my God. . Oh my God with the Rocky horror show. "Edge of tomorrow" is very good "Romeo and Juliet" has to be Franco's Zeffirelli with Leonard wWiting and Olivia Hussey other wise it blows "ladyhawke" should've been better unfortunately it's only OK. "under siege" is OK. You haven't heard of them because they stink

scott osborne

THERE ALL REALLY GOOD FILMS APART FROM 1 AND THAT IS ROCKY HORROR I WOULD AS YOU TO REMOVE IT FROM YOUR LIST AND BURN IT TO ASHES AND THEN BURN THOSE ASHES THAT IS MY MOST HATED FILM EVER AT NUMBER 1

Joe J

Good start with these polls. From this bunch, I'll go with Reacher, Payback, and Under Siege. EDIT: Next time do the wheel,...much more fun (haha).

Clarence Newman

Cassie. I believe this man has earned a reaction to Heartbreak Ridge. Please make him fully joy.

Clarence Newman

I have to agree, Scott. Rocky Horror is by far the worst of the Rocky movies.

Larry Darrell

Working Girl (1988) is what I’ll be picking. Been near the top of my modern classics list for a while. Cassie will love it.

Chris Thom

Damn, that's commitment. It's like you're a marine or something.

Chris Thom

Was just googling the Disneyland ride Cassie was talking about. Looks like over the last few years they covered up the Jessica Rabbit animatronic with a trench coat because it was considered too slutty nowadays. Lol. I guess she was bad because she was drawn that way.

Clarence Newman

I will never feel sorry for Roger. Have you seen his wife?

Clay F

All 3 good choices. However, Risky Business and American Graffiti are in the same poll.

Clay F

Good movie. I would be happy if it won. I like Emily blunt. Seems like I've seen others react to it.

Delia P

Face/off, Romeo and Juliet, Rocky Horror Picture Show - it’s better as a live theatre show because it’s interactive, it’s silly and a bit weird but fun. Too bad Man in the Iron Mask wasn’t up, I would have liked that one.

Joe J

I never got the appeal of RHS either, piece of crapola IMO.

Clay F

+1 for Working Girl. You can see a resemblance between Melanie Griffith and Dakota Johnson including mannerisms imo.

Clay F

+1 for Edge of Tomorrow including Emily Blunt. Willow is my last choice of the 10 in its poll.

Clay F

+1 for Working Girl. You can see a resemblance between Melanie Griffith and Dakota Johnson including mannerisms imo.

Joe J

I think Heartbreak Ridge is one Cassie would enjoy. I do expect to see The Bridges of Madison County as a PPOTM very soon.

Clay F

I am not a huge fan of the movie but everyone should watch it at least once. It's part of our pop culture/history. I don't think Cassie would hate it.

Uncle Phoenix

Roger Rabbit was so bad that Bob Hoskins had to visit the mental hospital afterwards.

Uncle Phoenix

Wind River was so good. Taylor Sheridan his my new favorite show runner.

MikeLL

scott, tell us how you REALLY feel about Rocky Horror. Quit beating around the bush! 😂

Clay F

+1 for Risky Business. +1 for Edge of Tomorrow. I think those two have a decent chance to win their respective polls. Under Siege is the best Seagal movie and I think will finish respectable in it's poll (at least b/c of nostalgia) but will not win. Rocky Horror Picture Show is part of our pop culture/history but will not win its poll. I believe too many voting patrons are negative on that movie.

MikeLL

You are going to have Cassie watch The Cowboys as the first John Wayne western she has ever seen?!? Really???

Walter

I respectfully disagree on both counts, but maybe we’ll see

Clay F

I saw Wind River in the theater when released.

Uncle Phoenix

I love the endings that Doug Limon puts on his movies. My two favs are Edge of Tomorrow and Mr. and Mrs Smith.

Robert Jewell

Yeah, Clay, I wasn't sure how that might work until the actual poll comes up, but might at least lean Cassie to just note certain titles. We'll see.

MikeLL

You forgot to mention Working Girl! 😜

Uncle Phoenix

Payback could be problematic, because whoever owns the rights Reedited the movie. They changed the villian and the ending in the new edit.

Uncle Phoenix

Too bad most of the good ones were in the 51 - 100 group.

Uncle Phoenix

Edge of Tomorrow was great. Willow is just one of those movies that was always on TV after school; so MAYBE Willow is good or Maybe I just don’t like doing Homework.

Chris Thom

Is the Time Warp a sex thing? Was just watching that clip and I don't know what to think. That couple with Susan Sarandon looks like they're about to get molested.

Uncle Phoenix

IF you have never seen it, Working Girl is great. Mostly because you spend the whole movie Emotionally Believing that at any moment Sigouney Weaver is going to strap on some weapons and grapple with some Aliens for the fate of the Earth.

Uncle Phoenix

Under Seige is not a movie I want the Girls “YUKKING my YUMM”.

Uncle Phoenix

Love all the Reachers; but Alan Ritchson is my favorite. I think I heard Cassie say that she didn’t like Reacher. So I don’t want to watch the girls Yukking my Yumm.

Walter

There is a great deal of molestation in this movie. And terrible acting. Except Tim Curry…he’s always amazing.

Uncle Phoenix

Wind River is great. Please note that; Even though Yellowstone has KC, The girls Should start the series in Chronological order and not Release order. 1883 is such a short emotional intro into that universe and I believe that Both Cassie and Carly would love it.

Clay F

She already watched that series on her own.

Uncle Phoenix

Except for That One Movie, I agree.

baz0348

I loved lee childs books I watched the movies and tom cruise wasn't really jack reacher. Went into the series sceptical but actually loved it and Alan ritchson fitted the role better than tom cruise did.

zynjams

Patton is so good

zynjams

yes American Graffiti and Willow

Mark White

I agree Clarence, not sure American psycho is really a Cassie movie. But as I stated above in a comment Wind river worries me, as much as I really like it, it has a scene in it, I personally believe would be disturbing for Cassie.

Eddie Perkins

Great movie! I just don't understand why they couldn't find two better-looking guys to play in that movie, right 🤷

Eddie Perkins

No. Because of pop culture and some of his actions, Steven Seagal has lost a lot of respect over the years, but I do like the movie.

Mike A

The first 5 picks are all movies that I'd said to myself "Cassie needs to watch this." These polls are gonna be heated.

Richard Maurer

I wonder how she’ll fix this. Do a one off random number pick or just remove it and make the poll have one less choice?

Richard Maurer

If we work together maybe we can make it happen.

Richard Maurer

The little known sequel to Big Trouble in Little China.

Richard Maurer

The question is not is it that bad, it’s is it that good. A really overrated movie already done by too many reactors.

Eddie Perkins

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) would be my pick, but that's because I like Jimmy Stewart more than John Wayne.

Richard Maurer

Mad Max is a great pick in the 51-100 poll.

Richard Maurer

She appears to have seen Edge of Tomorrow, according to several people here.

OddThomas

Yes to all of them! Payback and Face/Off especially

Richard Maurer

I’ve seen all three, and have mostly forgotten all three. That pretty much sums up those films.

zynjams

Rocky horror is an interactive movie, the play was so bad that the audience brought props and threw them at the actors, same thing with the movie, but instead of tossing stuff at the screen they shot water at each other, among other food items, recited lines at the movie and cosplayed the characters on screen. totally fun for the midnight theater crowd. as a sit down movie, it's horrible, but it does star a very young Susan Sarandon.

Richard Maurer

I’m not voting for American Psycho because I personally don’t like the movie, no other reason. I get the satire, but I just don’t care, it’s overrated.

zynjams

not good, a lot of screaming in Roger Rabbit

Stick Figure Studios

There are so many good movies here, that I'm going to try not to get my hopes pinned on any particular one.

zynjams

1969 True Grit should be Cassies 1st John movie.

Richard Maurer

Many people are saying she already watched Edge of Tomorrow. Not sure it’s true but I hope so because it’s overdone by reactors and will probably win that poll if it’s on there.

Patrick

I'm just waiting for the 1451-1500 poll drawing 🤣 lol

Richard Maurer

First polls in quite awhile where I don’t know the winner before hand.

Clay F

My guess is that Edge of Tommorow will win that poll.

MrKsummer7

Used Cars (1980) a young Kurt Russell plays a devious used car salesman. Easy Money (1983) Rodney Dangerfield plays Montgomery "Monty" Capuletti, a hard-living, heavy-drinking, pot-smoking, gambler, and family man who makes his living as a baby photographer. The Odd Couple (1968) Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau star as two divorced men, neurotic neat-freak Felix Ungar (Lemmon) and fun-loving slob Oscar Madison (Matthau), who decide to live together. Father Goose (1964) Cary Grant a romantic comedy film set in World War II. Grant plays a crusty old codger who unwilling gets commandeered into being a coast watcher for the US Navy on remote Pacific Island during World War II. His job is to observe enemy movements and rescue stranded Allied personnel. Years ago, I worked on a film that stared Cary Grant’s daughter Jennifer Grant. I sat at her table for lunch one day, and she asked everyone there what their favorite Cary Grant film was. North by Northwest, To Catch a Thief, Arsenic and Old Lace were mentioned. Sitting at the end of the table, I quietly said “Father Goose”. Jennifer jumped, “OMG! Who said that?”. “I did” I replied. “That was his favorite film, because he got to play himself and he loved doing it”. She later came up and thanked me agian for remembering this film. It really made her day. Try to find Father Goose, you and Carly will love it.

Chris Thom

Morbius here we come.

Richard Maurer

Willow is dollar store Lord of the Rings. Basically George Lucas wanted to make LotR without getting the rights ( or paying for them) Val Kilmer’s performance is about the only good thing in the movie.

Happy Hanukkah

Have no fear, we will find a way to somehow avoid the good ones! :-)

Stick Figure Studios

Ha. X-D I fear you are right. I guess I will wait until the polls happen and see which good movies have a chance of winning and throw my support behind those as I usually do.

dachen13

Excited to see how she responds to that..

Patrick

Nah, I'm not a comic book fan, explains why I haven't been to the cinema in about 10 years probably haha

Eddie Perkins

I was wrong. I had seen Wilow years ago, and now I know why I forgot. It wasn't good.

Björn Karlsson

Thanks Gabor 😇😊 If SML gets more than 50 votes I will be suprised 😃😃

Chris Thom

Actually Morbius might be more like 3200. With two kinda-requests.

Gábor Árki

My predictions for the poll winners: 0-50 Face/off 50-100 Mad Max 100-200 American Psycho or Edge of Tomorrow

bgb1975 (Brian)

Gattaca I'm lukewarm on - Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a must!

Stick Figure Studios

Well, like I said, they are good movies and worth seeing, but not the best movies on there either quality-wise or reaction-wise (I think AMERICAN PSYCHO might be particularly difficult for Cassie). I'm just going to wait and see.

Chris Thom

Aww that's rad. Did she work in the industry for very long?

Gray

No Morbin time in the near future for Cassie then

Old As Dirt Bert

Can't be, because she already watched The Quiet Man.

Chris Thom

No. But there's always room for Madam Web! (jk)

Chris Thom

I do think Face/off will win.

Julian Corbett

Depends which version of Man in the Iron Mask, as they have made at least 4, 1929, 1939, 1977 and 1998. Personally I think the 1977 one with Richard Chamberlain is the better of the modern imaginings, but as the 1998 one has Leo DiCaprio in the same role, that one would probably be the favourite in a poll.

Björn Karlsson

Hehehe the odds for SML is not good. I'm well aware of that 😁😁 A swedish movie that 99,99 % of the ppl in the US (and Canada) has never seen. And I think like 70-80 % of you guys are from "that side of the pond". Non-english movies never wins polls with movies from the US etc, it's a fact. But SML got into a poll and that's fantastic 🥰😇😆 Elin to the left agrees as always 😅😅

Dean Holt

Eddie, I liked watching his movies when I was a teen in the 90s. But I find them a difficult watch now. However I tried watching Under Siege a couple of years ago and I did have fun watching it manly down to Tommy Lee Jones OTT character lol.

Dean Holt

Unpopular opinion but I enjoy watching The Jack Reacher films more than Mission Impossible.

Joe J

Maybe Cassie will do 1st & 2nd from each poll, I mean why not.

Dean Holt

I was sure Rodger Rabbit was on her watched list. As I was going to suggest it a while back for something and I’m sure I saw it on the list of her watched movies.

Chris Thom

It's fourth most requested out of all movies right now!

Bill Maurer

The Searchers !!! or Stagecoach ... his first big break

Gábor Árki

Yeah, these wouldn't be among my top picks either.

Julian Corbett

The Pierce Brosnan version of The Thomas Crown Affair is not the original, it's a remake. The original TTCA (1968) starred Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway.

Rick Rodriguez

Real shame it got released the same week as Six Weddings and Seven Funerals.

Stick Figure Studios

It's possible, but my suspicion is she's going to do the number one winner from all three polls in one week.

Rick Rodriguez

Cassie is pretty good at catching up on the ones that don't quite win. Takes time but hey...it's Chinatown. No wait. This isn't Chinatown. Where am I?

baz0348

I haven't watched mission impossible in years probably the ghost protocol failings put me off all together.

Stick Figure Studios

I don't know where you are, but I know what you're doing.. as little as possible. ;-)

Patrick

There's actually a handful of good movies 1451-1500, All the right moves, 8 Seconds, All quiet on western front, American Made, Blood Diamond...🤷

Ike

Ha! Sure you’re right Chris.

Ike

Certainly is. Thanks John.

Just Plain Bob

Rooting for Show Me Love, but there’s no denying you’re correct. I’ve been putting off watching it in the hope that it would get a reaction here. But I think I’m just gonna break down and watch it on my own. I really wish people would get over their bias against international films. There are soooooooo many good ones. From Asian horror, to Australian exploitation to Scandinavian crime dramas and everything in between, just so much good stuff out there that gets ignored. It’s a shame they get short shrift.

Chris Thom

Oh wow. Wouldn't have guessed those would be so far back.

Clay F

"Here's a good stick, to beat the lovely lady." Sean: "Thanks"

Old As Dirt Bert

American Graffiti is fun in part because of the unknowns involved. Francis Ford Coppola, his carpenter - Harrison Ford (an actor with another paying job), Richard Dreyfus, future director Ron Howard, Cindy Williams, Suzanne Summers.

Clarence Newman

You know what, V? When I read your post, I thought, "What's he talking about? It's fun and romance in the tropic sun and stuff." Then I remembered the scene you're talking about and facepalmed so hard my knees buckled. Thanks, mate. I'll change it for a different film. For the record, Cocktail is fine for Cassie, not fine for 2025 Carly.

Julian Corbett

Sounds typical "Modern" Deisney! Heaven forbid that a woman be shown as "sexy" or be remotely attractive. Almost as puritan as the Puritans, except for different reasons.

Clay F

My wild ass guesses for the poll winners: 0-50 Face/off 50-100 Risky Business. I think Mad Max II (1981) Road Warrior would have a better chance than Mad Max. 100-200 Edge of Tomorrow. While many like American Psycho (including myself), I believe there are too many voting patrons who are negative on American Psycho.

Chris Thom

And George Lucas, right? Didn't he direct?

Björn Karlsson

Thanks m8 😇😊 I donno where you live, but I'm sure you can find it on Justwatch. 😃😃😃

Carol Rocha

So glad to hear FACE/OFF!!

Patrick

There aren't really reactions to any of them on YouTube. I think most people maybe make suggestions based on what they see channels reacting to on YouTube

Joe J

Trying to redeem yourself after "An Officer and a Gentlemen" I see...good luck, lol.

Old As Dirt Bert

Yessir! George decided to have Ford read with some actors for a space movie he planned to make. Ford's said he read with a number of princesses and other roles not knowing he'd be picked for a part. That kind of worked out for him in the long run.

Mike Lemon

You forgot the best movie in the 1451-1500 bracket- Indictment: The McMartin Trial (1995).

scott osborne

i thought i did say how i really feel about that piece of shit film that should be burnt out of existence EEEVVVEEERRRYYYY SSSIIINNNGGGLLLEEE CCCOOOPPPYYYY OOOFFF IIITTT

Patrick

It's good, not better than a few others IMO, I was just pointing out a few to limit length of reply 👍

Seymor Butz

Most looking forward to Romeo and juliet, gattica, and reacher.

Gábor Árki

Haha, that's not even that bad. I have a requests even around 6500. And not some bad movies, for example one is La Grande Vadrouille, IMDB 8.0, RT audience 94%. Just foreign and made in the 60s. But even several English speaking movies between 2000 and 3000. Like Death at a Funeral (2007), Keeping Mum (2005) or Pride (2014).

Clay F

The movie is loosely based on George Lucas' experiences in Modesto, California. The movie is set in 1962, which many consider the spiritual end of the 1950s. It was pre-Kennedy assassination, which was a dividing line back then. The movie was released in 1973, only 11 years after the time setting of the movie, but a significant difference (distance) in terms of cultural change. One reason American Graffiti was impactful at release is people responded to that memory lane. Aspects I like about the movie are the music and seeing all those actors at a young age, and the movie capturing that time. We watched weekly the "Happy Days" TV series (starring Ron Howard) inspired by this movie.

Just Plain Bob

It’s on Amazon, pretty cheap. Gonna watch this evening.

Patrick

Yeah, like I said, I really think many suggestions come from what people see reactions to on YouTube. How else can u explain dozens of channels reacting to movies like Fast/Furious and Sherlock Holmes 🫤

Just Plain Bob

I’ve been disappointed in the lack of reactions to international films. So, here’s a few suggestions for good foreign language films to include on future polls, culled from my personal collection of blu rays/dvd. Anatomy - Germany Battle Royale - Japan Blood and Black Lace - giallo (Italy) Brotherhood of the Wolf - France Cold Prey - Norway Confession of Murder - South Korea Cronos - Mexico Night Watch - Russia Death Note - Japan Deep Red - giallo (Italy) Dellamorte DellAmore (aka Cemetery Man) - Italy Eega - India Millennium trilogy (Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, etc) - Sweden Hidden Fortress - Japan Hiruko the Goblin - Japan Hausu (aka House) - Japan I Saw the Devil - South Korea In Order of Disappearance - Norway Juan of the Dead - Cuba Kung Fu Hustle - Hong Kong Oldboy - South Korea Pulse (aka Kairo) - Japan Rare Exports: A Christmas tale - Finland Trollhunter - Norway Rec - Spain Rififi - France Doppleganger - Japan Schneider vs Bax - Norway Stage Fright - giallo (Italy) Tenebre - giallo (Italy) Suspiria - Italy Uzumaki - Japan Yojimbo - Japan Please, if any of these are included on a future poll, make it a poll of international films. Otherwise, none of them would stand a chance.

Björn Karlsson

Awesome 😀 There are some swedish things that might be confusing for you. But it's nothing importent for the story itself 😄🤪

Björn Karlsson

"........after three letters" 🤣😅😂

Richard Maurer

There are many good movies scattered throughout the 6000+ on the list. Also many bad ones. Which is which is a matter of opinion, as all art is subjective.

Patrick

It sure is 👍

Richard Maurer

Back in the day I did some of the interactive stuff, never cosplayed though. Also have just watched the film at home and it works, in fact I didn’t really get it till I actually watched it without all the in theater shenanigans.

JULIE

Do all the numbers first then go through the list.

Björn Karlsson

Here is a bunch of swedish directors you might like. Lukas Moodysson (of course), Kjell Sundvall, Ulf Malmros, Ruben Östlund, Thomas Alfredsson (He did Let the right...), Colin Nutley (born in England). I think you know about Lasse Hallström and Roy Andersson 🙂🙂

MrKsummer7

Re Jennifer Grant, not sure if she is still in the industry. IMDB has a list of her work. I just remember she was super nice. It was a short film was a called The Sweet Spot (2003), directed by her close friend Victoria Foyt. Carl Weathers has a cameo in it. I drove him to the set once and we talked about our high school football days. He went to Mater Dei eventually drafted by the Raiders. He was also very nice and we had a lot of laughs.

Richard Maurer

I am kind of annoyed and worried about Edge of Tomorrow. Not that it’s a bad movie but it’s been done by so many reactors - just the kind of movie the patrons here love to pick. Some have said Cassie has already seen it and hopefully that’s true and it can be removed before the poll happens.

Terdell Ferguson

As Fletcher Reede can confirm, Cassie's pen is r-r-r-r-r-roooyyyyaalll bluuuuuueee!

Richard Maurer

Poll 1 1 Lawrence of Arabia 2 Gattica Poll 2 1 Mad Max 2 Mad Max Poll 3 1 Show Me Love 2 Rocky Horror Picture Show

Richard Maurer

Great movie unless you have a lot of hang-ups

Walter

Stop it. You don't have to have hang-ups to think this is a very bad movie.

Mike Lemon

Unfortunately, it looks like they are going with the movies with a lot of reactions.

Mike Lemon

Ishi - Japan Queen Margo - France What's that Hitler comedy?... (looking) ... Look Who's Back - Germany Princess Mononoke - Japan Heroic Trio - Hong Kong(?) Journey to the West - China (I haven't seen this one yet, but George's dad [Cinebinge] mentioned it) Dracula - Spain El Mariachi - Mexico

Richard Maurer

Great movie for a musical. In fact one of two musicals I actually like.

Richard Maurer

I have many favorites from Japan, China, South Korea, Canada and Britain.

Walter

I appreciate that you think so. I’m just saying there are reasons not to like it without hang-ups about the subject matter.

Stephen Dias

I suggest people also check out "Bedtime Story" with Marlon Brando and David Niven, which was remade as "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels."

Richard Maurer

I suppose, but I can’t really think of any.

Walter

I give - you win :)

Mark Vaderr

I'm in the minority. That show has a great opening scene, then it takes a nosedive. Overrated.

Mark Vaderr

Christian Bale is good in it, no question. I'm not saying no to it to spare Cassie's feelings, but rather that I don't think it's that good of a movie. In fact it's pointless.

Mark Vaderr

Yeah, I get what they were trying to do with American Psycho, I just wasn't into it. Face/Off is just plain bad cinema.

Chris Thom

Aww I bet her stationary has cute little popcorn buckets that smile on it.

Chris Thom
>>160922952

Think it has little bleeps and bloops and videogames on it to make the sitting experience more stimulating.

Chris Thom

I always go to Mel's when I'm in the bay visiting my sister.

Chris Thom

Maybe his most charming movie. Eastwood is really good playing off a younger cast.

Old As Dirt Bert

The original Mel's which was featured in the movie was demolished in 1976. The brand lives on with several diners and menus reminiscent of the era featured in the movie.

Stephen Dias

Yes, +1 for more foreign films.