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Hey guys! Here is the YT edit for "Cape Fear" which will premiere shortly!

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Robert Jewell

Have really been looking forward to this. The score is originally by my good friend Dorothy's dad Bernard Herrmann for the original version and updated for thus version by Elmer Bernsrien, both of whom you've heard their score before like in Vertigo or The Magnificent Seven.

JULIE

Only time I saw this film was when it was in the theaters. Never since but this will be interesting

Eric C.

We're gonna need you to watch about 50 happy movies after this one.

Andrew Heller

All i can think about is sideshow bob with the trumpet

Clay F

*Jessica Lange (the mom) won Best Actress Oscar in “Blue Sky” (1994) (romance/drama) w/Tommy Lee Jones. *Robert De Niro nom Oscar in “The Deer Hunter” (1978) (won Best Picture Oscar). AFI Top 100. This Vietnam War movie (has background) might be a challenge but would surely be good reaction. *Nick Nolte in prominent role in “Hotel Rwanda” (2004) (based on true story) w/Don Cheadle nom Best Actor Oscar. IMDb 8.1, RT 91% The 4 main characters in “Kalifornia” (1993) = *Juliette Lewis, Brad Pitt, David Duchovny (Return to Me), and Michelle Forbes who also played a significant recurring TNG character (you missed those episodes) who connected w/Picard.

Chris Thom

First Best Jump Scare nominee of the year?

GomezAddams

Vampires, Dragons, Werewolves, they're all scary, but not in a that could happen in real life scary. Not like being kayaking and hearing banjos scary. Another great could really happen movie is Arlington Road. Thanks for all you do and have a wonderful weekend!🧝‍♀️🎥👏🫶

Chris Thom

That ending would freak her out. lol

Kiss the Librarian

Wow, I forgot how much this movie examines issues of consent. Also just realizing how wildly inappropriate it was for me to watch this on VHS as a 7-8 yr old. I thought DeNiro was literally putting grass in his cigars. xD

Chris Thom

Oh cool I didn't know she had an Oscar. Always thought she was Oscar-caliber.

Clay F

She's won 2 Oscar’s: (1) Best Actress for Blue Sky (1994) (2) Best Supporting Actress for Tootsie (1982). She is incredible in Blue Sky (1994). She also did well in “Rob Roy” (1995) (romance/adventure/action) w/Liam Neeson. Based on an 1817 novel.

Michael Siegel

Great movie. The original is quite good as well. I would suggest a brief respite with some comic relief: the Simpsons' parody of this is one of their best episodes ever.

Clarence Newman

I don't like seeing Cassie distressed about real-world stuff, so some of this was tough to watch, but overall I have to say....this was a GREAT reaction. In fact, this may be one of those top tier, Scent of a Woman, Lord of the Rings, Ransom reactions that really make Cassie the best at what she does. Total engagement, emotional punctuation of scenes that are already pretty tense, and as a result, the movie experience is improved. Isn't that exactly what keeps a lot of us coming back? I haven't watched this film since the 90s and didn't think I'd ever watch it again, but Cassie just made it new and exciting. I'm sorry Ben wasn't around too, not only because Cassie was alone in the house and that added to her anxiety, but also because it was the perfect opportunity for him to burst in during that final scene and secure the ultimate Jumpscare Poppy award. I know, my protective instincts tend to waver when Cassie is on fire like this. I apologise.

Clarence Newman

On a lighter note, I had to smile when Cassie described Cady's behaviour as "heinous, heinous, heinous, heinous." I thought I was the only human alive who still used that word. 😄

Hi_MovieVerse

As a palette cleanser highly recommend Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy’s 48hrs and Another 48hrs. Similar buddy cop movies like that of the Lethal Weapon movie franchise.

Above Average Dave

Can confirm at least three of us are out there brandishing this word in regular conversation. 🤣

Stranger2Reality

In the second half of the reaction I kept wondering if Cassie was still thinking of Meet the Parents while looking at Deniro's face. I'm guessing "no" 😂

Chris Thom

She reacted so hard to Ransom.

Chris Thom

Ahh that takes me back. I did always think they were talking about some super special blade of grass that tasted really good...or something. Lol

Chris Thom

Definitely. I've been trying to remember some good uplifting movies that are also top quality.

Joe J

Cassie should have added a clickbait title like, "This will haunt my nightmares". 😆

Eric C.

I've requested a few "happier" films but none are terribly high on the chart as far as other people requesting: Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Paper Moon Drowning Mona Broadcast News Bottle Rocket Keanu

JPDotCom23

Where did the chat go? I wanted to find out which movie was selected for the month of May

Joe J

Cassie needs another fun movie after this one, might I recommend "The Devil's Advocate" (1997). Hey, it's got Keanu. 😆

Chris Thom

She hasn't done the pick a flick drawing yet.

Chris Thom

Good ones. Might add Rushmore to that list.

Kristin

She loves court room dramas too!

Kristin

50 first dates (if she hasn't seen it yet) would he a fabulous palate cleanser.

First Name Ella

I am dyinnnnnng to see her react to Being John Malkovich, Cast Away (not sure if she’s seen that one), Whiplash, Kiss The Girls, The Nice Guys, The Graduate, 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Assassination of Jesse James, The Big Short and The Town. I also think she and Carly would LOVE The Big Sick (such a sweet romantic comedy!), Once, Coda, Manchester By The Sea, That Thing You Do!(if they haven’t seen that one) and Death Becomes Her for Halloween (not scary at all!). I’d also like The Fly and Gone Baby Gone but I think they would be too much for her and she just wouldn’t enjoy them.

First Name Ella

Tootsie! Now that’s a movie I want to see Cassie react to!

Clay F

She has seen Cast Away, Whiplash, The Nice Guys, The Big Short, The Town, The Big Sick, and That Thing You Do! -- all great movies. She may react to The Fly one of these days. Been talked about on the channel. Lost by 1 vote in a poll.

Clay F

She's seen it.

Clay F

In the live tonight, she said she will do the pick-a-flick "in a couple of days."

Clay F

Yeah, excellent reaction.

Clay F

Robert De Niro is a good guy in “The Deer Hunter” (1978).

TheSingulatarian

The Fly is a love story for about 80 percent of it.

Clarence Newman

Yes to The Fly, although we all know it'll be tough for Cassie. It's kind of like Game of Thrones. She'll love the 80%, but feel like campaigning for a rewrite on the last 20. She needs to keep telling herself - it's just a bad case of acne.

Clarence Newman

By the way, Ella, there's a link at the top of the page (in FAQs) containing Cassie's Letterbox page. That shows all the movies she's already seen.

Clarence Newman

And sort of both in Analyze This (1999).

Mark White

Agree, this was a top draw reaction

Clarence Newman

This film is one of the reasons i never liked Nick Nolte (until his excellent performance in Warrior, at least). There’s something kind of weird about him in this and the way he perches his glasses on the end of his nose and looks through the top rim somehow manages to bug me. The same applies to Jessica Lange’s character. I like her in The Postman Always Rings Twice, Tootsie, King Kong and pretty much everything else, but in this she’s just annoying. That just leaves Juliette Lewis to root for, which mostly puts this in the same category as Raging Bull - a great film about people you would not want to know.

Clay F

I think Nick Nolte is awesome. One of my favorite actors. Jessica Lange is absolutely stunning (especially her acting) in Blue Sky of you haven't seen it.

Mark White

Great reaction Cassie, you are brave taking on Max Cady on your own! 😱 Another good ish movie you have elevated into a very exciting watch. This maybe wasn’t the movie choice to have lots of caffeine before watching! De Niros performance was one of his best. This movie is almost in a genre of its own, as so many variations of this type of story have been done. Arlington road, pacific heights, unlawful entry as well as the ones you mentioned. But the movie I would want you to watch is “Frantic” (1988) with Harrison Ford. It’s not the same sort of story, but it has the same intense feeling to it, maybe abit like Ransom?!Ford, was in his prime and is excellent in it too. Thanks for the reaction.

Clarence Newman

According to the last live, we’ll almost certainly be getting her in King Kong 1976.

Richard Maurer

Cassie recently watched The Passion of the Christ. Does anyone really believe The Fly would be too much for her, or traumatize her anywhere near as much as that movie did?

Clarence Newman

I don't know, Richard. She hasn't seen Seth Brundle eat a muffin yet.

Richard Maurer

That might just push her over the edge, Clarence. ;-)

William Burnham

Mitcham's Cady is more menacing and memorable 😊😊😊😊

Joe J

"The Fly" is off the table guys...we just don't want to face that truth, Lol.

Chris Thom

Being John Malkovich would be a trip. She'd be scratching her head about what the hell she just watched...like the rest of the world when it discovered Charlie Kaufman and Spike Jonez, I guess. But it's definitely one I didn't even have to check if she'd seen or not.

Clarence Newman

Joe. I put a little Fly montage on the letter in my last gift package and Cassie read it out on the live. I am confident by the happy, beaming smile on her face while she was reading it that she was subliminally advising me to dream the frick on.

Richard Maurer

The Fly isn’t over till it officially goes on the “nope” list, and it can’t go the nope list since it doesn’t qualify.

Mark White

Cassie has seen “The Nice Guys” 2016?! Bugger! We really need that memory flashy thing from Men in black! 😆

Mark White

I totally agree Richard, I think TPOC has raised the bar.

Jim K

I just found out. Joe Don Baker. The actor who played the private investigator who gets killed in their home. The actor passed away on May 7th. Just a few days after Cassie watched this.