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February Pick a Flick Last Day to Enter! (Patreon)

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2025-01-31 21:28:53
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2026-06

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Hey guys! Today is the last day to enter for next month's PiB Pick a Flick!

Remember every patron Kernel Club and above can submit ONE pick each month (if you submit more than one, only your latest entry will count!). So even if you submitted last month in December, resubmit again by today! There were a few submissions that were left out in December by mistake, those will be added back in (unless they've submitted a new one this month).

The drawing will be in the next few days. Soon we are hoping to have an easy way of keeping track of your picks and browsing the movies in the draw.

May the odds be ever in your favor!

SUMBIT HERE

Comments

Popcorn In Bed

Im entering 100 times with fraudulent acccounts muhahahaha

Jim

WIND RIVER WIND RIVER WINDRIVER

Clarence Newman

Hold up! Is this the one we've already submitted to in January or a new one? We did one in January for February, didn't we?

Erik Locquiao
>>163146308

I sent a question awhile back about this in the DM. I’d ask here but it’s a bit wordy for a comment section

Larry Darrell

Dang. I was hoping we would make it to next month without a reminder, and maybe a whole bunch of people would have forgotten. Cutting the playing field in half. Oh Well. ;-)

Mark White
>>163146308

Cassie making fraudulent accounts! and Clarence is taking bribes! What’s happened? You two use to be so respectful 😆

Chris Clarke

You just have to ask yourself one question: do I feel lucky?...🤔😊

baz0348

Steven Spielberg's always 1989 Richard Dreyfus

David Freese
>>163146760

No it was December for January on I believe January 3rd. The form is for January and will probably be picked by the 5th

Chris Clarke

I haven't voted for it, but as it's 30 years old have to ask: have you seen The Mask, Cassie? Not a very long film but very enjoyable! "Somebody stop me!"

Dan M

You’ve got to ask yourself one question - “Do I feel lucky?” Well…do you, Patrons?

Blaze118

I would say Ladder 49, but after the heartbreak her and Carly felt from Only the Brave, I'd say S.W.A.T.

Dan M
>>163147101

Okay, this is weird Chris. I just used the same quote…sorta.

Clarence Newman
>>163146760

Well, I did one in December for January, and then I did a second one in January. I'm going in again and making sure. Cassie's February will be a major disappointment without Jack Elam and his dodgy eyes.

Mark White

Well, I thought I have already placed mine. But one more try just in case. “Touching the Void” 🤞

Dan M

I took a cue from Capt Kirk and pulled a Kobayashi Maru on the Pick a Flick randomizer.

Dan M
>>163147379

If my luck here is the same as my luck when it comes to playing scratch off games, then I’m doomed.

Mike Lemon
>>163147379

I would bet my bad (game) luck is worse. I won tickets to see Jordan in the NBA Finals, but the contest ended the day before; I won $10,000 in a food company contest finally collecting the final game piece when I was away, but the others were thrown out while I was gone; and I also have the horrible scratch off luck.

V M
>>163147379

If it weren't for bad luck, I'd have no luck at all... Gloom, despair and agony on me

Dan

One of these days we'll get her to see GATTACA

Richard Maurer
>>163146473

No I won’t. This one has zero chance of getting on a poll or winning if it did. I’ve decided to switch back and forth between FP and Horror of Dracula and let fate decide.

Richard Maurer
>>163146845

If people don’t enter during the month Cassie should let them live with it - stop babying the procrastinators.

Clarence Newman
>>163146473

Well, as long as you're sure. In fact, I might do that with "Cannonball Run" and "The Hottie and the Nottie" (2008). If there's one thing this channel needs, it's Paris Hilton.

Ria Grix

I can’t remember if I filled this in for February… and I can’t remember what film I might’ve put down, so if I did fill it in and I then fill it in again I’ll wipe out the original choice. And… what if the original choice that I may or may not have put down on the form was a really good choice.

Clarence Newman
>>163151959

If your brain works like mine, Ria, you won't remember the film you first chose until the moment Cassie picks your replacement. You will then remember what it was and the only thing you'll be able to do is kick the cat.

Celeste McAllister

Cassie,please don't edit the overture for 'My Fair Lady' The intro is a music and Technicolor feast for the eyes and ears and it's theater room!🖖 'Cleopatra' 1963 it's a spectacular 4 hour running time. :)

Chris Thom

Wasn't sure if we were supposed to wait for a new post to submit entries or not. Hope you'll put this up every month because I will forget every time. lol

Joe

Cassie, my December entry was left out by mistake. I want my entry for December re-instated and I have a new entry for January. I paid and submitted both months. My current entry for January should not wipe out my December entry.

Chris Thom
>>163154091

I think mine got left out last month too. Didn't see it on the screen when she scrolled through them all last time.

Chris Thom
>>163147334

Oh man I practically waited at the video store for that one to come out. I wanted to see it so bad. lol

Chris Clarke
>>163148129

Little wooden boat. 🙂 Never heard where Nick Meyer got that from, but its such a wonderful detail.

John Cranberry

Do I have to do a new entry? Doesn't my entry from last month carry over?

Henry Graham

Would it be possible to just have our selections stay in the mix until they get picked, or get superseded by us picking something else, rather than having to resubmit every month? As long as the person who gets picked is a current subscriber, which can be quickly verified, and only has one selection in the mix, which should be easy to filter before drawing, then that should work and might be easier than having to remind us to enter every month. I entered shortly after the last draw but I'm not 100% sure if it went in at the right time or not.

Chris Thom
>>163146308

The fact that you own the channel and still feel the need to do that...LOL. But that shows a lot integrity, actually. (Except for the cheating part). But for the record I always enjoy your Popcorn Pick of the Month!

Mike Lemon
>>163158425

I vote for the opposite track- no reminders or anything. If people can't remember to resubmit, tough. Be responsible.

zynjams

the Majestic starring Jim Carrey

Jeri1979

Make a new entry each month to have a 1/600 chance to get picked? I think I am out. :-( Love your content, Cassie. I trust that you will pick movies we will like anyway.

Popcorn In Bed
>>163158425

We are hoping to have something that will make it easier in the near future! Right now it works best to resubmit each month with the way we have it setup. Sorry about that!

V M
>>163146473

I'm also rotating between 4 films: Night of the Hunter Treasure of the Sierra Madre On the Waterfront Gone with the Wind

Popcorn In Bed
>>163154091

I think that's fair. It was our mistake on a few submissions and you were one of them. I see your last months pick that wasn't included, and this months. We'll make sure that they're added. I'll see if Ben can get a list of all the submissions we missed so you can double check!

Anthony Carlson

“Captain, I estimate the odds of Cassie selecting your submission to be 500 to 1.” “That’s better odds than usual.” “I’m factoring in your record at performing nearly impossible feats Captain. Otherwise, the odds would be 8,552 to 1.” “What would I do without your encouragement Spock?” 😂😂😂

Chris Thom
>>163161103

Make sure to submit it on the 'submit here' part of this post. At the top.

Mannygogou
>>163146845

I agree with this sentiment. I believe the inception of this Pick Flick was to give a chance to those who could never win otherwise. This was the beauty of the thing. It certainly is not for mollycoddling. And it's not for those too lazy to enter a submission. Let's remember that this is for the underdog... for those loyal ones who continually show up!

Eddie Perkins

I already won once, so I won't get greedy and vote this month. Plus, she already said that she would never watch The Exorcist, so The Fly would have to be my pick.

Mannygogou
>>163146308

😊 hahaha love this joke... because it's not a joke but also I think it should be okay. If there are enough real people the odds are still not bad... Also imagine they may have to do it 12 times a year or 10x100x12 hahaha how many exponentials is that!? and still not win...

TheSingulatarian
>>163163663

The thing about The Exorcist is that it is in the end a story about hope. A family faces an unspeakable evil but is able to overcome it through great sacrifice. In the end it is an uplifting story. It has a happy if bittersweet ending. A lot of horror movies are just about despair. There is no hope. The Descent, which is a great movie, has an unhappy ending (the British version at least) and The Fly is a tragedy. Cassie should watch The Exorcist. Will it scare the crap out of her? Yes. But I think she will feel better for having seen it in the long run.

Ignis Rændl

i submitted 'Love and Monsters' for the draw. some Love for Cassie, and some Monsters for us ghouls🤭 🤞😝🤞c'mon lady luck.

Lamar Smith

‘Friday Night Lights’ the film

Mike Lemon
>>163163663

It isn't about if it will "scare the crap out of her". She doesn't want the demon stuff or harm to kids, both of which The Exorcist has a ton of. Why not respect her wishes?

Craig Russell
>>163158425

I agree, Mike. Putting a permanent link on her Patreon home page should be reminder enough for people over the age of 13.

Craig Russell
>>163154091

Wow. How could you see it?? I only saw mine because she just happened to pause it where my name was.

Craig Russell
>>163151959

I have the same problem. What I've done is make a note on my computer with the movie, year and why I want it, so I can just copy and paste until I win!

My_Cousin_Mose
>>163163663

@TheSingulatarian there are images in The Exorcist that as a Christian you just can't unsee.

My_Cousin_Mose
>>163168870

I haven't seen it in a long time but in high school I can't even guess how many times I watched that one.

Nolofinwe

Regin of Fire with Christian Bale Matthew McConaughey

Dan M
>>163161519

Those are much better odds than winning the lottery,so…why not?

Joe
>>163146308

Whoa Cassie, we'll give two PPOTMs if that helps, LOL.

Donald Fleming

Without A Trace from 1983 starring Judd Hirsch & Kate Neligan. Anyone who has seen this movie knows to keep extra tissues handy for the ending.

Cole Jennett
>>163150008

The reason this will almost certainly not happen is because a lot of the movies selected will be obscure and won’t perform well on YouTube.

Barry Justice

Slither (2006) Because I didn't get enough scary fun on PIB last Halloween. Like Tremors, only ickier, Slither is a tongue-in-cheek horror flick that skewers the genre while delivering seat-squirming scares.

Joe M

The Menu (2022). Cassie would get a kick out of it. Plus she’s a fan of Anya Taylor-Joy.

Richard Maurer
>>163163663

I’ve never considered any subject off-limits for a movie but that’s a personal choice, so I respect Cassie’s personal choices as to what she won’t watch, even though I disagree with them.

Chris Thom

Make sure you guys submit in the 'Submit Here' section of this post so it gets counted. Not just in the comments.

Chris Thom
>>163168870

Kind of surprised that hasn't happened yet. Considering FNL was one of her favorite TV series.

Donald Fleming
>>163146308

If Cannonball Run makes the cut, Cassie needs to remember to watch it all the way through to the end of the credits. The outtakes that are shown during the credits are priceless.

Gray
>>163154091

I eventually saw my by pausing the scroll at the right time, but maybe a slower scroll for this one so we can all get a good look.

Mark White
>>163147621

Chris, just watch it! Incredible story! Told directly from the point of view involved. If you get the DVD it goes on afterwards to tell the rest of what happened next, but without the movie part.

Mark White
>>163153118

Celeste, “Cleopatra” doesn’t get the love it deserves. It’s often over shadowed by “Ben Hur” or “Spartacus” which are fantastic movies, probably slightly better than Cleo. But I would say in its defence the second 2 hours of the movie are great, better than the first two. But, it’s set designs and shear scale are completely without compare!!we will never see the like again in modern cinema. No CGI then! I believe (but I could be wrong!) Cleo never really made the studio any profit, despite it being one of the highest grossing movies at the box office in the 1960’s, because it’s productions cost, for the time, were astronomical!

Mark White
>>163173284

Don’t forget Gerard Buttler! Those free names should wet Cassie’s appetite for Reign of fire!

Mike Lemon
>>163147379

@Chris- If I got the pity win, I would probably have a logging truck break its binders right in front of me on the highway, sending a log through my windshield, then who is going to feed Lord Toby Sniffington his steak every day?

Mike Lemon
>>163146308

@Chris- She has been suggesting Shakespeare in Love (1998) for years. If she wins it might finally get watched.

Eddie Perkins
>>163163663

I think she has made this movie Up in Her Imagination into something it's not. The Exorcist received 10 Academy Award nominations and won two Oscars: Best Adapted Screenplay for William Peter Blatty and Best Sound. This marked a significant achievement for a horror film, as it won major categories at the Oscars. The film also won several Golden Globes, including Best Motion Picture—Drama and Best Supporting Actress for Linda Blair.

Richard Maurer
>>163163663

All that is true but it doesn’t change the fact that she doesn’t watch films with “demonic” content. If The Exorcist were the only film of this kind she wouldn’t watch you would have more of a point but she won’t watch The Omen, Hereditary, etc either.

Eddie Perkins
>>163163663

I know that's why I stopped asking. If it ever happens, great, but if not, I can live with that.

Milton William Burray

I had an idea that you could also randomly select 5-7 Extra Butter patrons movie picks and put them on a poll for us all to vote on

Clarence Newman
>>163158290

As I understand it, a resubmit overrides your original one, so you can change it once a month if you like. I imagine it'll still be the same if they tweak the system. Your last entry would have to be the only valid one come pickin' time.

Clarence Newman
>>163153118

Liz Taylor's Cleopatra is okay, but the best version of that story is Carry On Cleo. "Infamy! Infamy! They've all got it in for me!"

Clarence Newman
>>163146308

You know what I think, Mike? Shakespeare in Love is so her kind of film, I think she's sneakily watched it on her own and is too ashamed to tell us.

Clarence Newman

Thinking about the more obscure movies that would never even make it on to a poll, never mind win one, I might give some love to "The Last Movie Star (2017) on future PaF's. "An aging former movie star is forced to face the reality that his glory days are behind him. On its surface, the film is a tale about faded fame. At its core, it's a universal story about growing old." Burt Reynolds in his last significant role, with strong support from the delightful Ariel Winter (Alex in Modern Family). No action, no CGI, no tricks - just a real interesting story about life.

Clarence Newman

See that "SUBMIT HERE" button up there in Cassie's post? Did she misspell "Submit" or is she advising all us sumbitches to use the link and couldn't bring herself to complete the word?

Richard Maurer
>>163147379

But at least you’ll get to meet Tony Todd that way Mike. Always look on the bright side of life (melodic whistling ensues)

Richard Maurer
>>163146845

Also if only a small number of people enter maybe Cassie will give the winners a second chance ;-)

Richard Maurer
>>163212998

She was just trying to see if we were paying attention Clarence. Congratulations you win a No Prize. No prize for you. Now, make sure you “sumbit” your entry.

Joe
>>163212383

We need a Burt Reynolds poll, he had more range as an actor than many give him credit for.

Clarence Newman
>>163212998

Nah. Knowing my luck, the only post of mine she’ll remember is that one where I bigged up the Horror of Dracula.

Joe

Cassie, is "Team America: World Police" on your "nope" list?

Mark White
>>163212998

Richard and Clarence, I think you two should have your own show, “The Maurer and Newman Experience” the back and forth between you two reminds me of the great comedy duo’s of the past like “Morecambe and Wise” (sorry don’t know a American version?!)

Clarence Newman
>>163212383

It’s one of those low-key but very satisfying little movies. Vicky Christina Barcelona is an even better example.

Dan M
>>163147379

And then Mike would be sued for stealing a scene from the Final Destination franchise.

Chris Thom
>>163212998

All your Shakespearean entries in the comments and she may forever remember you as Crocodile Dundee 2 and Then Ok to Stop Guy. And that is unfair. But yes she is from Utah and most don't know they all talk like pissed off prospectors on their time off. All this nice stuff is actually a 'heapin pile o' horse shit'--Her words.

Chris Thom
>>163224550

That gets brought up a lot whenever she watches any comedy. Seems inevitable now.

Chris Thom
>>163189238

I'm going to learn how to use the requests page myself eventually. Can't get it to work. These pick-a-flick things are the only formal submissions I've ever made here. Was kind of hoping mods were collecting them from comments to be honest.

Chris Thom
>>163163663

Exorcist seems to be a hard no for reasons. But I'm still curious what she might think of BUG by Friedkin. Best depiction of paranoia and self-reinforcing delusions I've ever seen.

Chris Thom
>>163147379

Yeah the karmic Laws. Didn't consider that. Nobody should be killed over the Pick a Flick Wheel of Destiny. Knock on wood.

Chris Thom
>>163146308

Potential Spoiler Alert: That and Howard the Duck have secretly been her favorite movies since she was 6.

Richard Maurer
>>163189238

Personally I really don’t submit requests on there much anymore. If it’s something that’s not already on the list it will just get buried at the bottom of the 6000+ requests already on the there.

Matthew

You need to watch "We Are Marshall" It's a true story and amazing! You need more true stories!

Werevark

Hell or High Water is an amazing modern Western with some fantastic performances!

Delia P

For romance, I like mine to have a little comedy, so I would recommend What Women Want, Wimbledon, Shallow Hal, The Wedding Singer, 50 First Dates and Bewitched. If you’re looking for any suggestions for a short series I recommend Sherlock (only 13 episodes and a 7 minute short), it’s clever and well written with plenty of humour and Pushing Daises (only 22 episodes in all), it’s quirky and sweet. I think you’d like both those shows.

Clarence Newman
>>163212998

I feel a comedy duo poll coming on: Laurel & Hardy - Big Business (1929) Abbott & Costello - Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948) Bob Hope & Bing Crosby - Road to Rio (1947) Jack Lemmon & Walter Matthau - The Odd Couple (1968) John Belushi & Dan Aykroyd - The Blues Brothers (1980) Gene Wilder & Richard Pryor - Stir Crazy (1980) Dean Martin & Sammy Davis jr - The Cannonball Run (1981)

TheSingulatarian
>>163153118

That movie had a run of bad luck. The sets burned down, Liz Taylor got hit in the head and got a concussion that put her out of commission for a couple of weeks and there were some other things that made it shoot massively over budget. It almost bankrupted Fox Studios until Sound of Music, which was a massive hit saved them.

Clarence Newman
>>163150008

Cole. It was the Youtube mob who picked Howard the Duck for Cassie to watch, so when it comes to their complaints about obscure movies, they can eat our shorts!

Clarence Newman
>>163224550

Some might say it should be noped because of the sex scene, but I don't agree. Wood isn't really wood if it's actually wood.

Clay F
>>163256335

She has seen What Women Want, Shallow Hal, The Wedding Singer, 50 First Dates, and Bewitched.

Clay F
>>163212383

Burt Reynolds = "Boogie Nights" (1997) (nominated for 3 Oscars including Burt Reynolds for Best Supporting Actor) (Burt Reynolds won Golden Globe Best Supporting Actor) + "Deliverance" (1972) (nominated for 3 Oscars including Best Picture).

Richard Maurer
>>163224550

That sex scene is hilarious. I even think Cassie might laugh a little - behind her hand, of course.

Samuel Champ

I put mine in at the beginning of the month, was deciding between two. I can't remember which I choose. Think it was The Cheyenne Social Club.

Gray
>>163224550

She'll be more offended by the Pearl Harbour slander

Richard Maurer
>>163189238

It works better on a pc (in my experience). If you search a movie title (way easier than scrolling through) below the search parameters “Search IMDb” will come up, click on that. A movie poster for your movie should come up. To the left of the poster (slightly above) will be #Add. Below add (at about the middle of the poster) you will see either + + or + signs. Click on that once and it will either add the movie(++) to the list or add your vote(+) to the movie. A - sign means you already voted for the movie and it will remove your vote if you click on the -. Then click the menu tab, click My Requests and your movie should be there, probably.

rakesh

Last month I went with "The Creator." This month deep drama with "Amour".🤞

Han

I submitted A Moment to Remember (2004) because I think it’s a great February pick, it’s romance but it’s also drama. It’s just amazing. It’s a love that sticks with you long after seeing it, and you’re never the same again.

Chris Thom
>>163280420

Lol ok. Just a champion of Samuels not Sam Champion from the news (and The Soup). Never heard of Cheyenne Social Club. Is that about native Americans?

Samuel Champ
>>163280420

It is a western, comedy a little action. Jimmy Stewart, Henry Fonda, around 72 I think. 🙂

McDiesel92

I did Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Amongst Thieves.

TheSingulatarian
>>163163663

When it was originally released back in 1973 Catholics when back to church. The Catholic church loved it.

V M

I sometimes get excited about Pick a Flick but then I remember the odds and the excitement goes away :P

Chris Thom
>>163403743

Always interesting to see what people submitted at least. Maybe she'll show the list again.

Vlad D
>>163224550

She might lose it if she watches the unrated version and not the theatrical release

Han
>>163346230

It’s a Korean film so be prepared for subtitles, but if you can find it online somewhere I really suggest you check it out! I sent Cassie a copy with the theatrical cut and the director’s cut cause I am pretty confident she’ll love it lol

Clay F
>>163403743

Good point about the odds. Yet, I've seen several patron comments giving their submission that I like, so the odds may be decent for me that a movie will win that I like.

McDiesel92
>>163382458

Yup. With the Guardians of the Galaxy feels, I feel like both her and Carly will love it.

Bert Towle
>>163389897

City Lights would be more her style, Steamboat Bill Jr. would show great practical effects, Seven Chances is a wedding movie that has a contemporary remake she'd like, and Safety Last! shows one the more iconic scenes of all silent films.

Joshua Coe

I'd highly recommend Benny & Joon (even if it's not till next month).