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Hey guys! Here is the YT edit for "Cliffhanger" which will premiere a bit later!

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Uncle Phoenix

Awww. Poor Sylvester. He is like 79 years old,…now.

Clarence Newman

Wahey! One of my all-time favourite movies by one of my all-time favourite actors on my all-time favourite reaction site. I might leave Cassie alone for a minute.

Clarence Newman

OK, minute's up. Cassie, please watch Towering Inferno.

Happy Hanukkah

Heads up, y'all: Cassie's dropping a new reaction! 😬 😄

Joe J

He's gonna be rocking it better at 79 than you and me bro, lol.

Uncle Phoenix

He’s doing better than me now.

Gray

Fun film and reaction still surprised you forgot about him being Rambo though.

Stephen Last

This is the first thing I remember seeing Michael Rooker in.

Javier Hernandez

Hearing the phrase "raw dogging" out of our pure as snow Cassie was the chef's kiss.

Louis Chapman

The winner Alex gave you ALL greats and classic suggestions to watch!! Loved Cliffhanger as a kid.

Mike Lemon

"They" are changing the meaning from what it means to doing normal things without a phone or some such nonsense.

Joe J

The actual reaction was under 27 mins, why so short? The movie itself is 1 hour & 53 mins long.

Javier Hernandez

Well, in the mean time it is still unprotected sex, as in, South Park made fun of a guy who was raw dogging porn stars.

Stephen Dias

This movie is not at all what I expected. For some reason, I was imagining an epic rescue mission. Of course, it's Stallone; I should have anticipated there'd be a bad guy. I certainly didn't expect John Lithgow, let alone Lithgow with a British accent. That guy can play any role, as far as I'm concerned. Stallone was in rare form and I loved that Cassie kept calling him "Rocky."

Hooray for Everything

Yeah, Inception's runtime was only half an hour longer than Cliffhanger and it's reaction length was 1 hour 4 minutes.

Joe J

Yeah, most movies roughly 2 hours in length have reactions in the 35 to 45 minute range. Something weird is going on with these really short reaction times.

Dave

Copyright strikes again! Edit times are directly affected by copyright claims, but every effort is made to squeeze every last second possible from each movie.

Art of Free Speech

I have to say, seeing her watch this really made me wonder how she would react to something like "Alive." Such a hard movie to watch, but also such an amazing story (Alive, that is).

Cole Jennett

I definitely think she should watch it one day.

Chris Thom

Yeah the beginning scene was burned in my memory from childhood, but the rest was really fuzzy. Also thought it would be more about rescue.

Gray

Cassie really likes a true story and Alive is pretty good film, I think it will go down well.

Happy Hanukkah

rawdogging, noun. A nice knock-down argument.

Happy Hanukkah

Cassie has probably also forgotten Rooker from Tombstone. My favorite role of his was as a magical nanny opposite Dick Van Dyke. I've recommended Mississippi Burning in the past. Rooker's performance in this movie just grabs you by the b@lls. Or vice-versa.

Clarence Newman

I have to agree. I rarely notice the editing but this one was way too tight. Copyright is getting ridiculous, especially when Cassie is promoting these movies, some of which none of us would see without her.

Bill W

(I see what you did there 😀) I forgot she also saw him in the Guardians movies. Michael Rooker opposite Dick van Dyke?

Bill W

I had to look up that reference. I didn't actually watch the Guardians movies.... I just knew he was in them. I skipped some of the infinity saga.... Guardians, the second Ant Man movie, the second Dr. Strange, the second Black Panther

Happy Hanukkah

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058331/characters/nm0001813/ By the way, Van Dyke is fast approaching his 100th birthday (December 13th), and seems to be in remarkably good shape, last I heard. I suppose I could suggest a Van Dyke movie (I caught myself before typing "a DVD movie") come the occasion, but he didn't have many significant film roles. Perhaps Bye Bye Birdie (1963) or Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968).

Bill W

I saw him on Jason Alexander's podcast a couple years ago. He was in great form. He's about 6mos ahead of Mel Brooks.

Clarence Newman

Which is not to say we need you to cut it or anything. I refer you to Pennygate in Big Bang Theory.

Patrick Switzer

I saw this in the theater when it came out

Clarence Newman

She has not, Patrick, and flatly refuses to listen to me when I say that it's the greatest disaster movie of all-time. Steve McQueen and Paul Newman in the same movie, two movie studios combined because it's so epic, Faye Dunaway's industrial-strength boob-tape, high octane thrills from middle to finish - what's not to like? Time to tick the box, Cassie.

Happy Hanukkah

I didn't quite twig to Brooks' age previously. You had me taking a few minutes to watch recent clips of him. Regarding the Guardians movies: Con: they tend to lean heavily into the team as family theme/trope: sure, the characters might keep fighting amongst themselves, but they're loyal to each other. Trouble is that the bickering is overdone. Pro: James Gunn generally doesn't overdo the Whedon formula of leavening humor into the action/drama. Overall, I rank them high in the MCU. IMHO. YMMV.

Happy Hanukkah

"refuses to listen to me when I say that it's the greatest disaster movie of all-time." And this despite my acting in solidarity with you and lobbying for the movie. "Cassie," I said repeatedly, "this movie is the greatest disaster of all time!" But still she won't watch it. Baffling.

Happy Hanukkah

"Pennygate?" Since when do they allow young children on Patreon? Surely you meant to say: "I refer you to Felicity's haircut!"

Clarence Newman

I think that's on you, Hap. She always listens to my ideas.

Mark White

Clarence, I think Kaley Cuoco told the production staff she was going to get it cut to like a bob length, which they were ok with, but once she was having it cut decided to just have a short back and sides! Think it caused quite a stir! I also remember Kaley saying in a interview she thought by cutting it short it would be a lot easier to maintain, but she said it was even more work in the hairdresser chair before going on set everyday, than when it was long. It’s funny I remember watching a lot of reactions to the Infinity war trailer when that was released and the amount of comments for black widow changing her hair to blonde! I was watching Cassie reaction to back to the future a couple of weeks ago and it crossed my mind then how much shorter her hair was then. As someone who is folically challenged i am quite jealous! But, in all seriousness Cassie’s hair has always looked fabulous.

Mark White

Alive is a must, amazing true story.

Clarence Newman

What kind of forked tongue are you speaking with, Hap? Who is this Felicity person? What is this Pennygate child reference I'm not aware of? Kaley Cuoco nearly broke Big Bang Theory with her unauthorised hair abuse. I am currently rewatching with my wife and I'm in season 3 or 4 ish. Her hair is MAGNIFICENT, and I am NOT looking forward to the day she mows it. In short (and it really was very short), if Cassie ever balds herself, I'm leaving.

Clarence Newman

Mark. Cassie does look fabulous with her flowing tresses, but I'm afraid she'll do the full GI Jane when she's watching "Picard" in honour of her favourite baldy. It would be funny, though. Cassie plays with her hair so much during reactions, her poor hands wouldn't know what to do with themselves!

Clarence Newman

She also might have one of those funny-shaped heads that makes her look like a turnip with eyeballs. I don't want to scare her or anything, but it's probably best to keep the beautiful locks.

Mark White

Cassie great reaction to a fun 90’s action movie. Climbing without a rope, alone, is called free soloing. It’s controversial. It’s a case of if you achieve a incredible free solo climb, you are a hero, if you fall and die, you are a idiot. I don’t think either are true. It’s just the way some people are wired, they feel most alive when they are in the mountains, on the edge, with Mother Nature all around them. “Free Solo” 2018 is a great documentary of Alex honnold climbing El Cap with no rope. But, the best Documentary for me, is called “The Alpinist” it’s about a wonderful young Canadian climber who is free soloist called Marc Andre Leclerc. Marc takes free soloing to a whole another level! Many of the other free solo and other great climbers including Honnold are in The Alpinist and even they are in awe of what Marc could do. Many Canadians are great climbers, it’s in your blood. so come on Cassie, put your climbing shoes on and give it ago 😬😆

Mark White

😂😂yeah she may end up looking like me 😳😂😂

Mark White

Clarence, I’m such a massive Big bang fan. I must of watched every episode at least 6 or 7 times by now. I know Cassie has said she is not a fan of canned humour, but having watched all these movies and immersing herself in trek culture, I think she would enjoy it.

Bill W

I watched a little of the first one. Didn't care for it. I was wary going in because I had never even heard of Guardians until the movie came out. When I was young I had a Star-Lord comic. The memory is vague but I don't remember him being a doofus like Pratt's character. Perhaps they changed him from his original personality to a different one as a member of Guardians....or perhaps my memory is just poor. Either way i though Pratt was too much like his character from Parks and Rec. And with Drax being dumb, a talking Raccoon and a tree.. I quickly lost interest. I enjoyed some of their scenes in the Avengers movies because they were in small doses.

Mike Lemon

"...you are a hero, [or] , you are a idiot." So it's like Norm Macdonald's cliff diving joke- "It's tough to know who's better in cliff diving. Like, you see a guy diving off a cliff and you go, "Oh, man, a guy diving off a cliff! And then another guy'd dive- "Oh, there's another guy diving off a cliff there. But you can't tell who's better, y'know? Like, uh- if you survive at all, hey, you're a great- you're a great cliff diver there. There's only two classifications in cliffdiving. There's, uh- 'Grand Champion' and then, uh- 'Stuff On a Rock.' Very hard to make a comeback in that sport, I'll tell you that."

Happy Hanukkah

That's your problem, you mistakenly think you can convince people with ideas. Whereas I win people over with my charming personality. There is simply an aura about me that enchants people. 'Tis a burden, I tell you. I must always reflect whether people are acting of their own free will or out of enthrallment to me.

Mark White

Spot on Mike. I think what I like about Marc Andre is he is not interested in prestige or the competition. When he broke one of Hannolds timed records, he didn’t even know he had done it at the time. It was just another day out on a climb he had done on a regular basis for years. Marc isn’t interested in breaking records, or the celebrity/attention side, he is more about the spiritual side of being in the mountains. That, I can understand. When they made the doc about him, you could see he couldn’t care less about it! He would just disappear for months at a time without telling the production team. Which made it hard to follow him. Only now and then would he let them into his world.

Clay F

Yep -- the dude getting old.

Clarence Newman

Ahhh, understood, Hap. Never seen Felicity. And Bill, that's a strange reaction. Surely you're not suggesting that anyone was insulting Cassie in that thread? We joke around all the time, but no one who dropped a comment on there has EVER insulted Cassie for real. Sorry if it went off on a tangent you didn't intend, mate, but insult her we certainly didn't.

Happy Hanukkah

Fair enough. (Ironically, I didn't enjoy their portrayal outside of their own movies as much.) Continuing my format, I assume that the logic for the MCU higher-ups was: Con: The characters are not sufficiently well-known to attract an audience on their own. Pro: The characters are sufficiently unknown that we can treat them as a tabula rasa and do whatever we want with them.

Mark White

You didn’t say anything wrong Bill, it was a good joke 😆 Cassie has a good sense of humour.

Clarence Newman

Noted, mate. Cassie, you have beautiful hair. At the end of the day, that's all either of us is saying.

Happy Hanukkah

Continuing with our hair obsession :-), but with the veneer of discussing the movie, Janine Turner's short hairstyle was iconic back in the day*. * Cliffhanger was filmed between seasons of Northern Exposure.

Art of Free Speech

People need to boost it up on the Popcorn Requests page. It's not even top 300 right now, and it really should be.

Joe J

Viewers have grown accustomed to longer YT edits, which has been a trend now across the reactorverse for a couple of years. Some reactors for example, The Media Knights, Cinepals, and Reel Rejects have quite long edits that pass copyright and stay up on YT. Maybe start with an intentionally "too long" edit and then the copyright whacks will end you up at what you wanted to begin with. Just a thought.

Joe J

Never stop being you Clarence. You say the stuff none of us could get away with. 😆

Mark White

So True Joe! Clarence has a touch of the Gervais humour, he can get away with it 😉😆

bgb1975 (Brian)

Mississippi Burning is one that she really needs to watch. One of Hackman's best.

bgb1975 (Brian)

lol....Love Cassie's compassion. Jean-Luc probably would be a good influence on Gollum. It might not take, though!

Joe J

Our lack of The Towering Inferno has become an itch we can't scratch.

Cole Jennett

It’s not high on my request list on the app, but it’s on there

Above Average Dave

And here I thought the last Star Wars movie was the greatest disaster movie ever. (Ducks)

Above Average Dave

Fun fact: At nearly identical points in their careers, action stars Clint Eastwood, Tom Cruise and Sylvester Stallone took up, respectively, mountaineering, rock climbing and rock climbing and became so enamored with the sports they asked their agents to find scripts with it in it (or, in Cruise's case, work it into a script). Eastwood ended up picking THE EIGER SANCTION, Cruise MI-2, and Stallone chose CLIFFHANGER. All the movies were big international hits. The EIGER SANCTION, in its time, was lauded as one of the most realistic depictions of mountain climbing/mountaineering ever put to film. Of course, none of these guys have anything on Fezzik in THE PRINCESS BRIDE climbing the Cliffs of Insanity while carrying three people, but that feat on its own is inconceivable(!).

Clarence Newman

Gentlemen....I believe Dave has a point.

Happy Hanukkah

Bill W: I regret if I caused you any ... dissatisfaction. It was definitely not my intention.

Chris Thom

Another traumatizing movie I saw as an eight year old. Lol

Art of Free Speech

@Chris Thom, my parents let me watch pretty much anything I wanted growing up, even movies with nudity, sex, etc... They wouldn't let me watch "Alive" until I turned 18. We weren't allowed to even rent it.

Chris Thom

I can't get over that opening scene. Still hits So hard as an adult, after traumatizing me as an eight year old and invading my dreams/nightmares.

ShoopIndy

An untapped genre for a popcorn poll are documentaries. A good candidate for this list is Free Solo which has drama, suspense and a little love story.

Mannygogou

someone who really liked this movie and was reacting to Guardians of the Galaxy made the connection and even I was shocked hahaha lol