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[YT Edit] 12 Monkeys (1995) (Patreon)

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2025-05-20 19:25:56
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Hey guys! Here is the YT edit for "12 Monkeys" which will premiere later tonight!

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J H

Great movie! Weird in all the right ways😁

Eric C.

Up next: Brazil (1985)? 😬🙏

Celeste McAllister🍓

Bruce & Brad! That's good casting! 'Dr.Zhivago' 1965 because,why not!🖖🥢

LittleGalaxyBoy

12 Monkeys uses the predestination paradox: the idea that your actions in the past are already part of history. Everything that happens has already happened, including your journey back in time. Essentially, time is immutable and cannot be changed. Another great example of the predestination paradox is Iron Man (1970) by Black Sabbath. The song tells the story of a man who travels into the future and sees the apocalypse. When he returns to the present to warn humanity, he is turned to metal, literally becoming "Iron Man." He is ignored and ridiculed, and out of anger and betrayal, he ends up causing the very destruction he was trying to prevent, becoming the cause of the apocalypse he saw. Speaking of an Iron Man, I was reading a bunch of older '60s Marvel comics, and this is exactly how they used time travel, mostly surrounding the Fantastic Four. Like when the F4 went back to ancient Egypt in Fantastic Four #19 (1963) and end up interfering with the rule of Rama-Tut, only to realize they were always part of that past. Another great time travel story is 11.22.63 by Stephen King, which was adapted into a really well-made limited series back in 2016. The main character (played by James Franco) travels back in time to a few years before JFK’s assassination in an attempt to prevent it, but time fights back in some truly unique and unexpected ways. It’s a fantastic series for anyone who enjoys period-set time travel stories. Highly recommended! I just love when stories feature deep, imaginative cosmology that treats elements like Time, Death, Infinity, and Entropy as cosmic entities, a conscious force that actively fights back. Donnie Darko (2001) and The Langoliers (1995) are two other great examples of time being treated like an entity. It has a very niche following, since cosmology in general can be a lot for people to wrap their heads around. But I love this kind of stuff, especially when it gets creative and ventures into more imaginative territory, blending science fiction with mythology in a way that’s both epic and thought-provoking.

Stranger2Reality

"You pathetically ineffectual and pusillanimous pretend-friend-to-animals” is definitely one of my all time favorite insults 😂

Clarence Newman

Looking forward to this one. Haven't seen it in a while. I'm wondering if Cassie still thinks Brad Pitt is hot with eyes like the spork in Toy Story 4.

Clarence Newman

Always good to drop in a word the insultee has never heard of. It throws them off guard. My personal favourite might be "Oh man, shut your anorexic, malnutrition, tapeworm-having, overdose on Dick Gregory, Bahamian, diet-drinking ass up!"

Clarence Newman

That's Omar the Sheriff! I've never actually watched that film, mainly because it's often spoken of in the same breath as Lawrence of Arabia (sprawling 1960s epic) and LoA numbed my very brain. I'm afraid to commit three hours of my life to it.

Clarence Newman

Cassie. You've watched too many tough movies of late, so I'm going to bombard you with strawberry bon bons. A Shot In The Dark (1964) - Clouseau! The Great Race (1965) - Jolly japes with a legendary double turn from Jack Lemmon Every Which Way But Loose (1978) - Rangy tangs and Clint punching folks Stripes (1981) - "Haaaaaaaaarmy training, sir!" City Slickers (1991) - Finished second in the poll. How could you not? The Full Monty (1997) - Male strippers - a stunning combo of old, ugly, fat and ginger. You're intrigued, aren't you? Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008) - Not a comedy, per se, but it's got Scarlett Johansson (Ooh), Penelope Cruz (Ahhh) and a rare Javier Bardem character that doesn't kill everyone he meets.

Win

+1 For Every Which Way But Loose

Carol Rocha

“Not my monkeys, not my circus.” What I say when I don’t need to get involved in something…..😄😉

Carol Rocha

“You are….keep up…” Great line Cassie!!! 🤣

Happy Hanukkah

Omar Sharif? Isn't he the star of The 13th Warrior (1999)?

Thomas Kennedy

Haha! Cassie, I think "I'm gonna have to read so many Reddit forums to figure this out after" is a great new T-shirt idea for your merch store.

Happy Hanukkah

"12 Monkeys" Is that the new rubric for the innumerable Apes movie you have and will watch? :-P (Yes, I know.)

Clay F

"You're all gonna die."

Clay F

As you know, +1 for VCB

Don Ross

I am in the camp that says the insurance lady was just randomly on the plane as a bit of dramatic irony. However watching you (Cassie) suffer through this I am starting to wish I was wrong. Alaska can't accept they stopped the virus. There's too much continuity and foreshadowing to allow for that. I do think that your pollsters did you dirty on this one. This was NOT a Christmas movie.

Michael West

This movie really makes your mind go into a spin. Love Brad Pitt in this. This is a trip in every sense of the word. Great reaction as always

Kiss the Librarian

I just remembered there's a TV show sequel to this. Have to add that to my list!

Flounder

The scientist lady at the end is there to get a sample of the virus not to stop him from releasing it. Remember, in this universe you can’t change the past. You can’t create a paradox by going back in time and killing your father. If you try the universe will react in such a way as to prevent it. They can only use the pure sample to help people in the future.

Steve

When do the think the full version will be posted?

Gray

it was posted few weeks ago

Lamar Smith

Did you recognize ‘Cora’ from ‘Last of the Mohicans,’

Lamar Smith

Both David Lean pictures…. My recommendation, get past, if you can, the story, the lines, whatever…. Sit and enjoy how Lean sees scenery…. Just the shots….

Jason Henderson

What a trip! Great reaction! Thanks Cassie! Made my night! 👍🍿

Björn Karlsson

Something charming, unique, heartbreaking/heartwarming and different is without doubt Show me love/Fcuking Åmål 😄

Clarence Newman

I know how to complete this puzzle, Hap. Cassie has already watched King Kong '33, the original Planet of the Apes, War for, Dawn of, Escape from, Rise of, Beneath the and Conquest - that makes 8. She's going to watch Kingdom of and the Marky Mark standalone - that makes 10. To round out her "12 monkeys" journey, all she needs is King Kong (2005) and Every Which Way But Loose (1978)!

Clarence Newman

Show Me Love/Fcuking Amal..... 7.5/10 on IMDB, 91% on Rotten Tomatoes, FOUR Guldbagge awards (Swedish Oscars), one Teddy award at the Berlin film festival, a Special Jury Prize at the 34th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival and selected as the Swedish entry for the Best Foreign Language Oscar at the 71st Academy Awards. Considering how good French movie The Intouchables was, and how much Cassie enjoyed watching it, this one really seems like the perfect choice when she next wants to go international. Plus, I want to hear what version of "Kick A Money Money" she comes up with for the title.

Chris Thom

Cassie seems to love her some crazy Brad. For the full psycho version, see Kalifornia (1993)

JB

Hearing bits of it with the AI auto dubbing in Japanese ansd Spanish etc.. is so bad but hilarious. what a disaster, messes up the audio and everything.

Chris Thom

That sounds kind of amazing. Lol. Especially Japanese.

Chris Thom

I'm actually curious to see the Tim Burton one again. Haven't seen it since opening week. Remember zero about it except Sideways guy and chimps playing basketball.

Chris Thom
>>174633746

Oh God Langoliers. For a long time I was convinced that I hallucinated that movie. But I finally found it on YouTube after searching 'background chewing teethy monsters'. Lol

bgb1975 (Brian)

Thank you for reacting to this one, Cassie. Terry Gilliam (the director) has some strange ones out there, but I hope you will watch "Time Bandits" (1981) one of these days. There is some time-jumping, but it won't twist anyone's head into knots! Also, it was good enough to justify a TV series over 40 years later (which I haven't seen and don't really intend to watch).

Clay F

+1 for Kalifornia (1993)

Happy Hanukkah

It is baffling Cassie has not watched Every Which Way But Loose yet. On the off chance she is reserving Clint Eastwood for another occasion, she can always watch Max Mon Amour.

Happy Hanukkah

🧐 Surely La Jetée (1962) is next! 📽️

Chris Thom

Do you think she would like Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas?

Tim Weaver

Cassie doesn't strike me as partaking in recreational stimulants . Which yes I think is somewhat required.

bgb1975 (Brian)

I think she would like Time Bandits better. But I do have a good buddy that names Fear and Loathing as his favorite Gilliam film. I may be biased towards Time Bandits because it was one of my favorites as a kid, but I still think it's great.

Mark Daniels

For further bonkers context, director Terry Gilliam was also a member of the Monty Python troupe and did all the animated parts.

Stranger2Reality

@Tim Weaver - I disagree, I've never done any drugs in my entire life, and I saw Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas in theaters and was laughing so hard I was quite literally almost falling out of my chair. I had to grip the armrests to keep from falling on the floor. That's still one of the funniest most bonkers movies I've ever seen, with some incredibly poignant moments here and there. Great movie that's easily enjoyed even if you're stone cold sober.

Allen W. McDonnell

Cassie, the goal of the future scientists was never to stop the plague, they don't believe they can change the past. Their goal is to get a pure sample so they can work out a broad spectrum vaccine and humans survivors can return to living on the surface.

Allen W. McDonnell

I had to watch Lawrence of Arabia for a university class back around 1987, most boring film of its era IMO!

Patrick Switzer

I saw your reactions for 12 Monkeys. They were good