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Hey guys! Here is the YT edit for "Three Days of the Condor" which will premiere shortly!

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Zane From Canada

Where can I get those wonderful blankets? 🍿 🛌

Stephen Dias

First time watching; now I want to see the whole movie. Yes, the 70's and (especially) the 80's had make-out scenes in movies for no reason. The lead actors have been fighting each other for the entire movie, but they're both so attractive the writers have to find a way get them together. I feel it could be a poll: Unexpected Make-out Scenes.

Rick Savage

Love this movie! And you should definitely watch Spy Game. It has Robert Redford and Brad Pit!

TheSingulatarian

You want to see a movie where people fall into bed no reason multiple times. "Charlie Varrick" (1973). It was originally supposed to star Clint Eastwood but they replaced him with Walter Matthau. The biggest joke of this movie is he gives the information to the New York times. The New York Times is the CIA.

Dan

I think Cassie and Carley will like Spy Game a lot more.

Stephen Dias

Honestly, the first movie that came to my mind is actually from 1990, a movie entitled "Peacemaker." The leading lady might as well have said, "oh, he didn't lie to me. I must sleep with him now." An interesting low-budget movie otherwise and it kept me guessing until the end.

Clay F

ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN (1976) has always been my favorite Redford movie. Overall one of my favorite movies all time. Watched many times over the decades. BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID (1969) is my 2nd favorite Redford movie. Charismatic duo (and as trio w/Katharine Ross is great). An early memory is hearing Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head (1969) playing over and over on my mom's small radio in the kitchen in 1969-70 at age 6-7. Brubaker (1980) - my top choice in the poll. Finished next to last of the 10 choices, beating only The Electric Horseman (1979) (last place). Three Days of the Condor (1975) - watched twice this year (never fully watched before this year). Less confusing to me the 2nd time. I liked it. Redford charisma and Faye Dunaway charisma = awesome. Faye Dunaway absolutely beautiful and provocative in "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967), and stunning in "Network" (1976). Other Redford movies I like = Spy Games (liked it 20 yrs ago; didn't do as much for me on recent rewatch but I was distracted), An Unfinished Life, Our Souls at Night (2017) (Redford and Jane Fonda still had the chemistry), The Horse Whisperer, etc.

Clay F

She is aware of Spy Game.

Terry Yelmene

This was a wonderful react to a great performance by Robert Redford. This truly honors the great actor/director. Good job! I remain ever hopeful that sometime, under some circumstance, perhaps a Cassie's Pick of the Month, a reaction to my generation's greatest romance film- 'The Way We Were' (maybe tied with 'Love Story'), is included among the many Robert Redford-PiB react classics. At least, that is my hope.

ChiefKC

Some more Robert Redford movies to see: Brubaker, The Natural, Sneakers, and The Last Castle

Mark White

I’m pretty sure Cassie has seen The Natural and Sneakers on the channel, but I could be wrong.

Stephen Dias

Yes, Cassie reacted to Sneakers in Dec 2023 and The Natural (with Carly) in Nov 2022.

Patrick Switzer

Robert Redford was born in Santa Monica California

Clay F

+1 for Brubaker

Rocks Arent People

Hello Cassie & all! I am still new to this group and I was wondering if the full reactions are located somewhere else? I was hoping for this one here but I can only seem to find the YT edit. My apologies for my ignorance. I love your videos and I never imagined I would enjoy "reaction" content, but you are really fun to watch and seem really genuine :)

Rocks Arent People

Thank you kindly! I see now I should have used the search function.

fastecp1

You can't go wrong with a Robert Redford movie. I remember seeing Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid at the theater when it first came out, and soon after that, Brubaker, and then the movie Sting. I think I've seen every movie he's ever made. I even remember him in a Twilight Zone episode. You all need to watch An Unfinished Life and Spy Game.

Joe J

I'm very glad Condor won the poll, Cassie never picks these types of films herself. And any older film not starring Gary Grant (haha) has little chance with her.

Clay F

As for number of YT views, Three Days of the Condor (1975) is beating The Monster Squad (1987). 41k (7 days) – Three Days of the Condor (1975) 125k (2 weeks) – Weapons (2025) 107k (1 month) – GoT S2:E9-E10 85k (1 month) – Carrie (1976) 103k (1 month) – The Blair Witch Project (1999) 40k (1 month) – The Monster Squad (1987)

Carol Rocha

And yes, you could identify the numbers/tones if you had a good enough ear.