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Top Requests Poll #51-100 (Patreon)

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2025-01-08 22:05:25
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2026-06
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Top Requests Poll #51-100

  • #57-American Graffiti (1973) 142
  • #54 Willow (1988) 291
  • #71 Wind River (2017) 172
  • #52 Risky Business (1983) 302
  • #78 Payback (1999) 141
  • #63 Mad Max 1979 166
  • #79 Patton (1970) 124
  • #91 Chinatown (1974) 122
  • 2025-01-08
  • —2025-01-12
  • 1460 votes
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Content

If you missed the video in the post before this, I randomly drew 8 titles from our top requests #51-100. Here are the results!

There will be 3 polls total: 1-50, 51-100 and 100-200!

I think we have some great options in all three and I'm excited to see what wins!

Vote away!

Ps-It looks like more people have submitted requests since last night so the numbers have since changed a little on www.popcornrequests.com

Comments

Chris B.

I voted Payback, that’s a fun movie that I think could get more love.

Devon Caitlin

I think Cassie would adore Willow but she's GOTTA see young Tom Cruise

dachen13

Wind River will be traumatic but it’s a must watch.

R F.

This poll is tough to pick. Too many good ones.

Shad Kanyak

This one is significantly harder to chose than the first list. So many good ones.

cheevocabra

Payback is such a fun movie that I never hear anyone talk about, I hope it wins.

Phil Sexton

Chinatown is so good. I think it's a worthy classic for her to check out.

Bill Maurer

going with Patton. Great performance by George C Scott. Plus it ties in with her watching Band of Brothers and the recent 80th anniversary of "the Battle of the Bulge".

Jake McNulty

It's gonna have to be "Mad Max" for me. Admittedly it may be hard for Cassie to watch at points, but it's still worth watching, as are "Road Warrior" and "Beyond Thunderdome".

David Freese

I like everything on this list but we need to get Cassie back into the Mad Max universe. Its been 3 years since Fury Road was watched.

Patrick

Don't really care for any of these, so I'm just gonna grab my popcorn and watch the comment battle...😛

Alex Gorell

Wind River. You get Hawkeye, Scarlett Witch and the Punisher all in one.

Bill Maurer

Excellent movie with great performances by Olsen and Renner

Doc Larry/old geezer

As an old geezer, it’s so disconcerting sometimes to see masterpieces from the 70s get such low votes like American graffiti and Patton

Brent Petty

Wind River, but would be happy with Patton or Payback.

Dryfesands

Surely "Chinatown" Kid?

Chris

Let's get wind river! Risky business will surely win another poll

LukeG84

I voted for RICKY BUSINESS because I know Cassie likes a Tom Cruise movie. But I’m not fussed if it doesn’t win. Unlike the first poll which has many I would like to win, none of these movies appeal to me.

Stranger2Reality

Do you prefer the theatrical cut or the second edit the original director did? I prefer the theatrical cut myself

Caomhan84

I have to say that Patton is one of the most overrated movies I've ever seen in my life. It's not like Lawrence of Arabia for example where you watch it It's clear that you're watching something special and something four stars, etc. Other than George C. Scott's performance, I don't think there's anything special about the movie at all.

Chris Thom

The pressure is too great. I'm seizing up.

Stranger2Reality

Lotta great choices here. Should be good no matter what wins.

JONATHAN REDFERN WILLIAMS

Random Fact: When Tom Cruise first went on The Graham Norton Show, Graham Norton told him that when Norton first visited the U.S. in 1983, he attended an audience test screening for Risky Business (1983), Cruise's first starring film. Norton jokingly told Tom Cruise "I could've derailed your career!"

Rick Savage

Love Patton! What I think you will like about it is that it isn't really a war movie. It's a psychological and historical biography of one of our most interesting and important military leaders.

Johnny

Risky Business is such a good movie - haven't seen it in a long time, so I'm hoping it wins.

Starpartyguy

American Graffiti’s success financed the development of the technology for Star Wars. For this alone it worth watching.

Brett Richey

I went American Graffiti but I'll probably change my mind. This poll is harder than the last as Patton and Chinatown are actually much better films, but I'm not sure Cassie would appreciate either more than my instinctive first choice.

Stephen Malloy

Patton is head and shoulders above every movie on the poll. Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Screenplay and Best Director. Naturally it will finish at the bottom.

Stephen Last

I live in Canada but I love watching clips of the Graham Norton show on YT.

Stick Figure Studios

This is a group where I feel the quality is not quite as good. There are a few films here I wouldn't mind winning and others that I hope don't. For right now, I'm throwing my vote toward CHINATOWN, but if it doesn't pull ahead, I'll probably switch my vote too the least bad option that has a chance of winning.

Monte Durbin

I couldn't disagree more about that. His performance of one of this countries greatest leaders was outstanding! It followed everything of who the man was during WWII perfectly! Cassie, if not this round, Patton is an absolute must in the future!

David Collins

I can't vote for Wind River. It's alright but it's enjoying too much recency bias here. Tough choices all around, but I went with Willow because I think Cassie (and Carly) will love it and it's the movie that basically gave us the amazing Val Kilmer.

Monte Durbin

Chinatown is definitely one of Nicholsons best performances!

Jeff I.

It won't win, but I'm praying she sees Wind River someday. It's a really good crime thriller with some heart. Great acting and writing!

Mark White

Wind river is a excellent movie but do you really want to put Cassie through that one scene?! Harrowing and traumatic is what it will be for her! As much as I admire this movie I just couldn’t bring myself to vote for it.

David Kent

I had to go with Mad Max. I've heard about wind river but haven't seen it so would be nice way to get me to see it. I'm not a fan of Risky Business. Not saying it's bad simply a movie I don't know if I can watch again.

nick bell

Wind River is one of my top movies this century. But I'd love for you to watch Risky Business. Tough one

Terdell Ferguson

American Graffiti is an American Classic and Patton has one of the greatest performances by any lead actor ever. Hopefully both are viewed at some point.

Lucien

Payback is Mel Gibson at his finest. Do not watch the director's cut. I believe the studio removed the director at the time and had Gibson finish the film. I've seen both and believe that Gibson's version is far superior.

Stephen Last

A movie starring Ron Howard(American Graffiti) and a movie Directed by Ron Howard (Willow).

dachen13

That’s totally reasonable

Zander

Cassie - Please don't watch American Graffiti unless you bring yo sister! She would love it.

Chris Davis

Yeah, again, tough choices here, but I went with "Risky Business", not Tom's first role, but I believe it to be the that he broke out with. I hope she also gets to see "The Color of Money", my personal favorite, as he got to work with Legends in that one.

clutchkman

Willow is a fun adventure movie that I think both ladies would enjoy.

Doug R

American Graffiti is a hands down winner. Only issue is making it OK for You Tube.

Monte Durbin

Cassie, I know you loved "Band of Brothers." As such, I think you need to be introduced to George S Patton, aka "Ole Blood and Guts." commander of the 3rd Army and was the leader of every soldier that was mentioned in the series.

Tomt39

It really should be Risky Business. You love Tom Cruise. Time of your life kid.

Nim

With Cassie revisiting superman again and possibly crocodile Dundee too, I voted mad max to make it a hat trick.

rakesh

I'm gonna go for RIsky Business. I never usually vote for a movie i havent seen, but i've been aiming to watch this for a while and it will give me the perfect excuse. I've watced about 4 of the others and none of them really stand out.

Henry Graham

Chinatown is simply one of the finest achievements in American cinema and should be ranked much higher in the recommendations!

jdj830

Once again I am reminded how weird and old I am. I'm amazed that Chinatown isn't doing better - I would think that would be a favorite among the bros that seem to dominate these polls. It's a classic! Jack Nicholson in the 70s! Come on! And American Graffiti is one of those this-is-where-it-all started films that Cassie loves, where we witness the beginnings of careers and tropes that defined the next thirty years of cinema. Patton is definitely worth seeing for Scott's performance and its historical significance, and it's very entertaining if not quite as profound as it thinks it is. I know Willow means a lot to a very particular generation/demographic but remember they're the same people who love Howard the Duck and we saw what Cassie thought of that....

Rick Rodriguez

This poll is also top to bottom 👍

Jeff

OK now if I were going to watch any of these movies, most of which I've seen, some multiple times, it would be Patton, and then Chinatown. But Cassie loves Tom Cruise so I went with Risky Business. It wasn't his first movie but it was the one that made him a star (and then Top Gun made him a huge star).

Tomt39

It's just a reminder of how many great movies we'll get to enjoy with Cassie (and maybe Carly).

Shehab Dawoud

It's pretty sad that the best movie here (by far) is tied for last.. but Risky Business is a fun one that catapulted this channel's favorite movie star. So at least there is one positive, if it does indeed win.

Starpartyguy

Love the opening of Patton when he finds a guy sleeping. His line is hilarious!

Johnny

She'll need to watch The Hustler before The Color of Money though.

Chris Thom

LOL. Definitely the same group that loved Howard the Duck.

Matt Rose

this is an exceptionally great series of films in this poll. I'm not uber keen on WILLOW but everything else I'm totally enthusiastic about. I voted AMERICAN GRAFFITI in the end.

DarthRandal1138

This is another set of great movies. No bad choices here, but I voted for Willow since it tends to not get a lot of love.

Dan M

Risky Business…Tom Cruise, an iconic dance scene, and some Old Time Rock n Roll. Enough said.

Ike

RISKY BUSINESS: Tom Cruise, Rebecca De Mornay (drama, romance, how the Cruise train got started)

Mannygogou

Wow, Mad Max and Risky Business...

Michael West

I love Wind River and it's a really good movie, but it would be a hard watch for Cassie.

Keith Brown

This was the toughest one. I always go classic-(1) PATTON. (2) American Graffiti. (3) Chinatown. I hope you get to all of these some day !!

Rick Williams

Some good movies on all of these polls.

Clarence Newman

This might be the best of the three polls. Looks like Risky Business and Mad Max are taking the early lead and I'd be delighted with either of them.

Jeff I.

Too much recency bias? It's a great movie that Cassie would probably really enjoy. Who cares if it's somewhat newer.

David Collins

It is a great movie but there are others on the poll that are just as good.

scott osborne

cause we can only pick 1 i gone with willow

Anjolie Lanel

I don’t think Payback will make it. But, I wish it was the Straight Up edition

Keith Brown

I'm with ya on that ! Those were my top choices with American Graffiti !

Chris B.

I think I like the theatrical more, but still appreciate plenty from the directors “Straight Up” cut (or whatever it was called).

Robert Baldino

The Color of Money is one of my Top 10 favorite films and I've never seen The Hustler. I don't think it's really necessary. I would even argue that not seeing it adds some interesting mystery to the later film.

Clay F

I voted Risky Business. Also like American Graffiti, Chinatown, Patton, and Wind River. I liked Mad Max II (Road Warrior) back in the day.

Andrew Heller

You need to watch Willow regardless….that movie is so good and you liked lord of the rings so much, val kilmer is awesome in it

Just Plain Bob

I agree about the Director’s Cut. The theatrical version is better. Not to mention, the ending of the Director’s Cut flips the novel (“The Hunter”) on its head - and not to positive effect. The series of books featuring Parker (Porter in the movie) are the best hard crime/heist books I’ve ever read.

Chris Clarke
>>160718306

Also has music by James Horner who did The Wrath of Khan and The Search for Spock: great soundtrack and (probably) the most New Zealand scenery on film until LoTR came along.

John

Offhand I thought the 1-50 had the best selection

Sarah Frost

You've seen the recent Mad Max movies, you NEED to see the originals, where the story/character really came from. Plus, it's an awesome movie filmed in my home state.

Jerrod Acree

OMG! So many good films on this list!

Clay F

Willow is horrible -- my last choice of the 8. "For easy-to-please five-year-olds of all ages."

Primal panda

Wind river massively underrated!

John Cranberry

I realy want Mad Max to win, come on guys help me out. Wind River is a must watch...most people don't know how great it is.

TheSingulatarian

I had friend that was so charmed by it he named his daughter Elora-Dannon. There is no accounting for taste.

TheSingulatarian

Skip part one and go straight to the Road Warrior.

TheSingulatarian

She and Carly need to watch "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle" DeMornay's best performance. She'll never let anyone watch her children again.

Clay F

"intended for younger audiences" "relentlessly predictable"

MikeLL

I changed my vote to Risky Business because neither Patton or Chinatown have a chance to win. Cassie is going to love baby Tom!

MikeLL

I think Chinatown is just as good or even better than Patton, and definitely has a more entertaining story. Nominated for 11 Oscars, it just didn't have the wins that Patton had.

Larry Darrell

I still say it would be interesting to see the poll resubmitted after 24 hours, with the bottom 2 films removed. Then after the next 24 hours, resubmit the poll again with the bottom 2 films removed. Let’s see which films the 9% of votes for Chinatown and the 9% of votes for Patton go to when you can’t vote for those movies. It’d be more exciting than watching Risky Business stay in the lead for 3 days with only Willow as its competition. A poll with 8 films that lasts for three days, and after 4 hours, we already know that it’s going to be either of the two films. Also, if Risky Business or Willow wins… then Cassie would be watching a film that only 20% or less of her patronage prefers to watch. (-: I love Risky Business by the way. I’m just trying to add a little spice to these polls. I mean seriously, after 4 hours, you know what the Top 2 is going to be. What if half the poll was removed… perhaps a film in 4th place could take the lead. Risky Business and Willow are 2 completely different films. With 4 of the films removed from the poll, we may get a better idea of which of the 2 films are more preferred. Maybe one will get a bigger lead, and then we’ll have a film that MOST people want to see. I think it sounds like fun ;-)

Walter

totally agree. I revisited the movie when the series was coming out, thinking I'd get in to it. Hard to watch. Not a good movie.

V M

I voted for Chinatown, but looks like we're in for Risky Business.

Paul Stelter

Patton would be good for Veterans Day (or Remembrance Day, if that isn't limited to WWI)

Erica Yurgec

You want to see a young Harrison Ford? Before Star Wars!

zynjams

Willow is great, American Graffiti is my all-time favorite movie. and Patton is a WW2 masterpiece

Stan the Man

Risky Business is winning over Chinatown? This is the 2nd time since November where I’m starting seriously have doubts about democracy

Richard Maurer

It’s a bad attempt to make LotR without having access to (paying for) the material

abraham wilson

Chinatown vs American Graffiti is a tough choice for me. I had to go with Chinatown.

Richard Maurer

Mad Max preferably with the original Austraiian dialog - yes a dubbed version exists, they were afraid Americans wouldn’t be able to understand the Australian accent.

Richard Maurer

Willow is the worst film on the list. Lucas was an admirer of LotR , he said it was part of the inspiration for Star Wars. But you wouldn’t know he was an admirer considering how bad this low level rip-off is.

TheSingulatarian
>>160742857

Someday she will run out of Tom Cruise movies. I just not sure if the last one that she watches is "Magnolia" or "Losing it".

Stranger2Reality

Is this a call for ranked choice voting? 😁

Larry Darrell

I don’t know what that is. I don’t know how hard or complicated it is to make a Poll Post. All I’m saying is, after 24 hours remove the poll and post the poll again with the bottom 2 films removed. Rinse and Repeat, until you’ve cut the original poll lineup in half, or at most after 3 days. If what you’re talking about is the same thing only, built into a poll format, that doesn’t require any extra attention… as in a one and done, and eliminates the bottom films on its own, then sure… which ever is easier. I figured it would be easy to just repost a poll again… but like I said, I don’t know how hard or how long it takes to post a poll.

Matthew Folz

Tough call between Chinatown and Risky Business. I'll lean towards young Tom Cruise,

Stick Figure Studios

It's actually The other way around. Tolkien's writings were a big influence on WILLOW.

My_Cousin_Mose

My Grandma showed me Willow after I went and saw The Fellowship of the Ring. She said if I loved that movie I would like Willow. HA!

SpankTheMonk

Wow Willow is doing so well ❤️. I love 1980s fantasy.

Daniel Karlsson

Wind River and then follow up with Sicario and Hell or High Water

Wesley White

"American Graffiti", "Willow", "Payback", and "Patton" all great choices! But my vote is for "Willow", that is such a childhood favorite of mine growing up as a kid, I know for a fact you will love it Cassie, you should definitely get Carly to watch it with you! No spoilers, it's two main leads: Val Kilmer and Warwick Davis have such great chemistry as a duo! This movie was also Warwick Davis' first leading role in a film, you would probably know him better from being in the "Harry Potter" franchise, he played multiple roles throughout all 8 films, however he was also the Ewok Wicket from STAR WARS Ep. 6 Return of the Jedi, the one who finds Princess Leia and brings her back to the Ewok camp! I think you were getting "American Graffiti" and "American Psycho" mixed around, the Graffiti one is with Harrison Ford and the Psycho one is with Christian Bale lol! "Payback" is such an underrated Mel Gibson movie, I think you'll like that one if you ever get around to it! And "Patton" fantastic movie, it's opening scene is actually my favorite part lol! Great choices 😁😉👍👌✌

Kevin Albertina

I consider Chinatown to be the best movie on the list, but probably not a Cassie type of movie. There are certainly a lot of good choices on the list. I think American Graffiti would be fun, plus she would get to see early Harrison Ford, Ron Howard, Richard Dreyfus, etc.

Clay F

+1 for Sicario

Clay F

Two good ones.

Richard Maurer

No it isn’t, not by a long shot. And I’m not a fan of the Hobbit Trilogy.

Story Archer

As much as I loved Willow growing up, revisiting it not that long ago showed me that it did not age well - the effects in particular.

Stan the Man

Yeah. Something happened in November where I realized 75 million people made such an incredibly bad choice that it boggles the mind. They were conned and didn’t even realize it. I wish I could remember what it was that happened but for the life of me can’t recall. What happened in November 2024 where 75 million people did something really, really dumb? Hmm. Oh well. Maybe it’ll come back to me.

Mark White

Richard, if you had asked me before this poll went up, which movie would win, I would of said Mad Max by quite a distance! Because it’s just one of those popular movies, like the lethal weapons or die hards. So I’m quite surprised it has similar numbers to the other movies on the list. But saying that, there quite a few good movies to choose from on this one.

Mark White

I rate Wind river, very highly. I just couldn’t vote for it, for Cassie to watch, with that one brutal scene in it! But yeah, great movie.

Richard Maurer

Risky Business winning isn’t a surprise. But Willow in a tie for first? People are looking through coke bottle nostalgia googles on that one. It’s a third rate LotR wannabe.

Richard Maurer

You’re trolling right? If not you probably think Harry Potter influenced LotR too.

Cole Jennett

I believe she mentioned watching Hell or High Water in the past

MacGuffinStuff

Madmardigan from Willow is one of my favorite movie characters of all time. Mayhaps a better swordsman than even Iñigo Montoya, or the Man In Black/Dread Pirate Roberts/Wesley, or Zorro himself?

Joe J

Some of my favorite films and shows growing up have very outdated effects, but I still like the stories and characters. For instance, I still love me some classic Doctor Who, and 50's & 60s's sci-fi.

Joe J

Crickey, who can understand them Aussies (haha), but seriously, dialogue in films is so garbled now...and my hearing is okay.

Chris Thom

That morphing effect was the big stand out at the time. But overall the setting and vibe of it all is still pretty nice. Does steal a lot from other stories, though.

Chris Thom

Snow White totally copied it too.

Mark Vaderr

It is distressing at how few votes are going to Patton. Wind River is a very good movie, although it would be a tough one for Cassie. American Graffiti isn't doing so well either. Looks like we're stuck with the Tom Cruise vehicle.

MacGuffinStuff

That is true lol, I just love Madmardigan's confidence in saying he's the greatest swordsman ever, while also being kind of a clown, but coming in clutch.

Clarence Newman

"He’s no Aragorn, but who is?" Viggo Mortensen, Richard. Try to keep up.

Ben Schwartz

Patton is a fantastic movie, but it's totally understandable that it's not in everyone's wheelhouse... I don't know about "distressing"... I hope Willow (or Patton) wins lol

Richard Maurer

Clarence….. I hate to destroy your child-like faith…….Viggo played Aragorn in the movie, he wasn’t the REAL Aragorn. Sorry man, I know it must hurt to find out this way.

Richard Maurer

I hope anything but Willow wins, even Risky Business.

Chris Thom

Was trying to ask you in the LIVE chat yesterday...but have you seen Willow recently? Does it hold up?

Clay F

Current Risky Business -- 287 votes Willow -- 281 votes

Mark Vaderr

And those are the two top vote getters, lol. I was really hoping American Graffiti would get the top spot. Patton or Wind River would have been great as well.

Richard Maurer

Or just the top 1. No need to get bogged down.

Clay F

--Current Votes-- Risky Busines - 290 Willow - 285 Wind River - 172 Mad Max - 165 American Graffiti - 142 Payback - 140 Chinatown - 122 Patton - 121 I saw Wind River in the theater and liked it. I am surprised that Patton is in last place. Of the three early Mad Max movies, Mad Max 2 (Road Warrior) is my favorite. The two AFI Top 100 movies didn't fair too well. I have nostalgia for American Graffiti. Interesting that Payback beat Chinatown. If Risky Business (which I voted for) wins, I hope she knows going in that the genre is not pure comedy, but is Comedy/Crime.

Nolofinwe

Here’s another Category All good except “Risky business” Silly teenage stuff. 3 Classics. Patton , American graffiti, and Chinatown each one from a different genre. Now the others will happen to be good as well, but they’re not classics important films

Clay F

Risky Business is rated R for strong language and sensuality. Willow is intended for younger audiences. Patton , American Graffiti, and Chinatown are all good.

Joe J

Risky B - 293, Willow - 287

Wesley White

Oh, I'm sorry, I had no idea that's what you were trying to say! And apologies for replying so late! To answer your question, I haven't seen Willow recently, but I've watched the movie enough times throughout my life to know that it does hold up! For a movie that's as old as I am, I think it's aged well! 😁✌

YodatheHobbit

The unwise think movies about those of a certain age are only for a certain age. Dumb comedy's can be as entertaining as films with a message. ALL are fantasy regarding the kind of lives we wish we could experience or re-experience again.

Richard Maurer

Well, at least Willow didn’t win, the second worst film in the poll did.

Joe J

Not much love for "Payback", which surprised me. I have a strong feeling we will see Mad Mad 1, 2, 3 on the channel soon anyway. As for the other low vote getters, maybe they can fare better on other polls. When these polls mix genres, some entertaining films miss out.

Richard Maurer

I never thought that Willow was intended for children. I always just thought it was bad.

Clay F

Cassie has reacted to many AFI Top 100 movies. Kudos. Looks like she will be reacting to one in Lawrence of Arabia. I wish the channel would do AFI Top 100 polls and thus maybe could get to movies like American Graffiti and Chinatown.

Nolofinwe

Yeah intended for children but still lots of fun

Nolofinwe

I agree in general but some children's classics are great films even though they're made for children others are just kid flix

V M
>>161097497

Yes! Although American Graffiti isnt what I had in mind.

Steve Holton

Final votes in order of finish by vote count: For Poll 51-100 Total Votes: 1460 Risky Business: 302 Willow: 291 Wind River: 172 Mad Max: 168 American Graffiti: 142 Payback: 141 Patton: 124 Chinatown: 122

Clay F

I am surprised that Patton didn’t get more votes. Also a little surprised that the two AFI movies didn’t get more love. I went in thinking those two AFI movies and Risky Business might be in the top 3, and that Payback and Willow would be the bottom 2. How wrong I was about Willow.

Mike Lemon

"surprised that the two AFI movies didn’t get more love" Most people don't care about the "top 100" and many of the movies are pretentious garbage that only film students and insomniacs like (oh, and the KKK, they loved the one).

René Ferland

I love Lawrence of Arabia but it is a pretty long movie and I am not sure about her reaction. If she likes it just moderately, she might find it hard to go through it. I guess we'll see. :-)

Mark Vaderr

That's just how it goes. Polls favor popularity more than what's good. Patton is a great film, but it is terrible at how few votes that it got. However, look at how many votes Lawrence of Arabia got in the Top 50 poll. Something seems amiss.

V M
>>160732957

We're after the same rainbow's end Waiting 'round the bend My huckleberry friend, Wind River and me

Doug Fisher

Polls, really aren't the best way to pick movies. Most people have a limited film vocabulary and many pick films to make reactors squirm rather than provide a good viewing experience.

Doug Fisher

"Wind River" is such a solid movie, with amazing performances. It also has an important message.

JohnnyUtah

Who else feels like make these a top 3 viewing??? Lol

Alex M
>>162157280

Chinatown got my vote too. Risky Business is a classic and I can’t really fault people for voting for it. I’m guessing there’s a fair number of people on this channel who have never seen Chinatown, maybe even heard of it. It too is a classic and I’m positive Cassie would really enjoy it. It is, in a word, intriguing.