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Love Month Poll (Patreon)

Published:
2026-02-10 00:49:46
Imported:
2026-02

Poll

Love Month Poll

  • One Fine Day 1996 128
  • Hope Floats 1988 135
  • Terms of Endearment (1983) 166
  • Moonstruck 1987 263
  • Always 1989 165
  • Out of Africa 1985 121
  • Barefoot in the Park 1967 104
  • Age of Innocence 1993 87
  • The Goodbye Girl 1977 109
  • The Bridges of Madison County 1995 144
  • Love Story 1970 73
  • I.Q. 1994 96
  • Tequila Sunrise 1988 101
  • Philadelphia Story (1940) 260
  • Kate and Leopold 2001 200
  • 2026-02-10
  • —2026-02-12
  • 2152 votes
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Content

There was so many suggestions, so we've got a long list! I didn't put Sense and Sensibility on here because I'm going to watch it anyways!

Love LOVE with me!

Multiple Votes Allowed

Comments

Shad Kanyak

This clearly says something about my taste in movies. I’ve never even heard of many of these.

WestBound

From your new website YOUR NAME 2016 is the number one requested . It was also the highest rated movie from last drawing . It needs to be watched !!

Bill Maurer

Where's "An Affair to Remember" ??? That should be #1 with a bullet !

Edgar Gonzalez

"Kate & Leo[old" and "Tequila Sunrise" are my main 2 picks here!

Ronnie

One fine day is a Cassie movie.

Stick Figure Studios

ALWAYS, GOODBYE GIRL and KATE & LEOPOLD get my votes. PHILADELPHIA STORY, AGE OF INNOCENCE and MOONSTRUCK are also good.

Gray

Looking forward to Sense & Sensibility despite not seeing it before, the cast is stacked!!

Shannon

So excited you're going to watch Sense and Sensibility! It was my Pick a Flick entry for a few months. Emma Thompson wrote it and won the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay! Everyone in it is so great in their roles. One of my all-time favorites! 😊

Collar City Guy

Nice selections Cassie, love all the classics on there! Don't know if you remember Cassie but in one of the boxes I sent you a while back I included behind the scenes pictures pictures of the Age of Innocence being filmed here in Troy, NY, but I must admit I did not vote for it as in my in my humble opinion it is a bit of a snoozefest.

Larry Darrell

I audibly laughed when I saw the Lone Classic film from before 1960, The Philadelphia Story, and made a bet with myself that it just wasn’t dead last… then I clicked on it, and saw it was 2nd. I’m gonna shut up now. ;-)

Tim Weaver

Kate & Leopold is a classic. Not much of a romcom kinda guy but Meg Ryan idk something about her.

Mike H

Surprised she hasn't seen it already!

MikeLL

I'll take The Philadelphia Story, but I will settle for Moonstruck. Both are waaaay overdue.

nick bell

One of these days Moonstruck will pull thru. One of these days

Brian Shannow

It's a crime that Shape of Water isn't in here

Grinznmore

There is a reason The Philadelphia Story is rated 100% on Rotten Tomatoes

Walt

Serendipity!!

Dan Moll

I've heard of some but none of the ones I've heard of are my cup of tea

MikeLL

You guys know Cassie wants to see THE PHILADELPHIA STORY with Cary, Kate, and James!!!

Cliff Endicott

The Goodbye Girl is one of my favorite movies. Too bad it has no chance to win this poll :(

Clay F

I thought Moonstruck would run away with it but that's fine. Good movie.

David Livingston

"Hope Floats" is 1998. It is a GREAT movie with Sandra Bullock and Harry Connick Jr.!!!

Milton Reduxed

I was excited for a second when I thought MOONRAKER was on the poll

Christian Becker

Hmm, the only one I really care about on that list is I.Q. At least people don't want to force her to watch Love Story. That counts as a plus.

McShades

Some of the movies listed are more tragic than love stories.

Milton Reduxed

I went for Terms of Endearment because it's a Jack Nicholson movie where he plays a nice guy

Clay F

That was mentioned in the Live I think.

Clay F

We need more of these love polls.

Above Average Dave

This is a fantastic list, Cassie! Thank you! I am picking the ones that I think you will love-love-love.

Shannon

If I could have voted for The Goodbye Girl 100 times, I would have done it!😊 One of my favorite movies! My mom and I watched it together a lot. ❤️

MikeLL

I hope Carly watches the winner with Cassie.

JohnnyUtah

Oof, tough polls lately. It'll be another Cassies Classics reaction pick for me!

Larry Darrell

Sometimes Love and Romance can be tragic.

Justin S.

The Piano is one of my favorite romance films. Great performances and story. Should be on a poll like this.

Dan M

Wow! I haven’t seen a lot of these! My votes to Moonstruck and Always. Of the ones I have seen, I think these two would be certified Cassie approved. But I’m always up for a new good rom com or love story, so let’s just see where this goes.

Brian Sheely

Somehow, I totally missed this poll submission. I would have submitted The English Patient. Not all love stories have happy endings - especially during a world war.

Dan M

Love me some love polls.

Dan M

“Snap out of it!”

MGCR

I vote Philadelphia Story because that's the only one I've seen. LOL

Brian Sheely

People have no problem forcing her to watch what they want. She was forced to watch The Hobbit.

Chris Retzlaff

Moonstruck is in my 10 ten whith while you wewre sleeping and When Harry met Sally...Lets go

Walter

I was all about Moonstruck until I saw Philadelphia Story! Cary Grant, Jimmy Stewart AND Katharine Hepburn - it really doesn't get better than that!

Tyler Foster

Also, Sense and Sensibility is wonderful too. That could be two home runs in a row.

Romero Cetera Rivers

"The Bridges of Madison County", is Clint Eastwood's Valentine tribute to all women. 💕

Dan M

Maybe this could have been broken down into two separate polls?

Richard Maurer

Nothing here for me. So I’m doing the right thing and not voting. I wish more people would do this - not vote in polls they have no stake in. It’s not my genre, there’s nothing I like, so why would I vote?

Bob Glickstein

Boosting The Goodbye Girl: it earned Richard Dreyfuss the Academy Award that year; Quinn Cummings delivered IMO the best streetwise child performance ever to that point; and writer Neil Simon's famous witty banter has never been snappier.

Dominic Biondi

The Philadelphia Story is the original romantic comedy! And it's still the best!! And with three of the biggest movie stars ever!

Richard Maurer

Not a big fan, but at least I’d feel ok about voting for it, unlike the movies in this poll.

David hess

I can't vote sadly i don't know any of these movies.

Jon Johns

Lol! Barefoot in the Park was the very first suggestion I made on Patreon five years ago! Also... Terms of Endearment? Yikes!!! You should make a "Wreck me!" Poll!! 🤣

Graeme Edgeler

I recall really liking One Fine Day, but it seems hard to find in New Zealand.

Patrick

✅ 8 Seconds (1994) is my write in vote for the love movie poll

Jon Johns

Some of these are just plain sappy romance movies, but some are really good! I hope a good one wins, so you can at least enjoy a good movie with Cassie!

Cole Jennett

One Fine Day feels like it was made for her. Busy parents seems like it would really hit home. I voted for it and Hope Floats

Jon Johns

Or watching The Way We Were? Maybe there should be a "Kleenex" poll, or a "Wreck Me!" Poll?

Shawn Kildal

I'm super excited about Sense and Sensibility coming soon! As far as the poll, would have loved for The Goodbye Girl to do better. IMO Cassie would have loved One Fine Day (great soundtrack btw).

Jon Johns

She's seen Serendipity! Has chatted about it in the past, too.

Clay F

+1 for The English Patient. There was no formal poll submission. They did read comments generally and Live chat.

Richard Maurer

Where’s Frankenhooker? Where’s Naked Gun? My 2 favorite rom-coms.

Happy Hanukkah

I'm very happy with the current top two. You can end the poll now.

Brian McGovern

The new Naked Gun or original? She did the original when she was first starting out but did not like her reaction so it has never seen the light of day.

Mike Lemon

I haven't voted many times. I don't understand voting for voting's sake, but I'm an odd duck, I don't know why people change their votes or vote for more than one movie either.

Shawn Kildal

Just now looking at AFi's list for 100 Years 100 Passions. Cassie has already seen a bunch of them and will get to check Sense and Sensibility off that list as well. Maybe next year we can add Marty, An Affair to Remember and City Lights to the poll. Moonstruck does rank high on the AFI list. I've never seen it though. Will look forward to watching along if it does win

prime78

I've only seen always on this list, if I were to vote, that would be it. Romance isn't a go to genre for me.

FranciscoGios

My knowledge for earlier Love films are almost non-existent, I only have a few memorized but ill do my best for votes 😅

Happy Hanukkah

I've never heard of this "Naked Gun" movie, but given its title, you seem to be confusing rom-coms with porn.

Milton Reduxed

Somewhere in October watched Frankenhooker on Saturday

Shawn Kildal

It has a love story for Jaws. Maybe it should have been included?

Brian Sheely

Oh, thanks for the info. I was wondering how i missed something as obvious as a poll.

Hunter DeRensis

I'd be happy with either Moonstruck or The Philadelphia Story, so I'm suprised how excited I am by the results.

Richard Maurer

I change my vote and vote for more than one for a very good reason - because I vote early and things change and I may have to pivot based on the situation. But voting in a poll that you care nothing about is just narcissistic - ‘even though I care nothing about this poll I still need to have a say in it’ .

Brian Sheely

Lol. The English Patient and 21 Grams would both definitely qualify for that poll. Actually, I cried more than once during Interstellar. While not a love story, per se, its central theme was revealed by Dr Brand... “Love is the one thing we’re capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space.”

MikeLL

Ageed.

Clay F

She may react to 2nd place. But she is reacting to Sense and Sensibility. I think 3 romance movies would be fine for February.

Richard Maurer

HH - you seem to be confusing porn with rom-coms.

MikeLL

Could be! You’ve waited a long time!

Happy Hanukkah

Care to guess why I was fired from my video-store job?

Shawn Kildal

I wouldn't mind a tie between The Philadelphia Story and Moonstruck. Seems to be a close race between them

Justin

Cmon everyone, "SNAP OUT OF IT" and vote Moonstruck!

Walt

Ah bummer, would have been a good reaction

bknsty14

Cassie would love Bridges. I’ve recommended that in the past. Also Hope Floats. But they’re both getting blown out.

Chris H

Always!!

Chris Thom

Moonstruck for Valentine's Day might be perfect.

Doc Larry/old geezer

As much as I genuinely enjoy the movies Cassie watches and reacts to, I sometimes find myself scratching my head—probably a clear sign that I’m a boomer 😄 Take Love Story, for example. For an entire generation, that film was Valentine’s Day. It wasn’t just a romance—it was a cultural moment. People cried in theaters. The score was iconic. Lines from it became part of everyday language. Yet here it is, sitting near the bottom of the poll. What’s fascinating to me isn’t that tastes change (of course they do), but how they change. Modern audiences—especially those who watch and react to films online—often look for faster pacing, sharper dialogue, more irony, or emotional complexity that’s spelled out differently than it was in the 1970s. A movie like Love Story wears its heart right on its sleeve, no winks, no distance, no apology. And that’s probably why the only way Cassie would ever watch it is: • if she personally chose it herself, or • if it somehow survived the gauntlet of a Pick-A-Flick–style poll and actually won Which, given the competition on this Valentine’s Day list—full of very strong, very modern crowd-pleasers—is a tall order. Still, there’s something quietly poetic about this. The poll itself becomes a snapshot of generational taste: • what endures • what feels dated • and what each era considers “romantic” Low polling doesn’t mean Love Story failed—it means it belongs to a different emotional language. And maybe that’s exactly why it’s worth talking about, even if it never wins. Sometimes the movies that lose the poll tell us just as much as the ones that win ❤️

Kit Taylor

I just realized you have never reacted to “Interstellar”. I was browsing YouTube hoping to “rewatch” it… but it’s not there. Just had to say “Interstellar” (Christopher Nolan / The Dark Knight) and “The Martian” (Ridley Scott / Alien) are two of the most incredible movie experiences of my life. “Interstellar” is ranked #18 all time on IMDB (8.7 rating) while “The Martian” has an 8.0 and was nominated for best picture. I look forward to someday watching them with you.

Chris Thom

I do think she would enjoy that quite a bit. Carly too.

Cole Jennett

I voted for it because I know my Mom wants her to watch it😂

Chris Thom

Voting Love Story means never having to say 'you're sorry'.

Chris Thom

I finally saw Love Story a few years ago. I'm also surprised it doesn't do better on polls here. But Just speaking as a Millennial, I think a movie from 1970 could pretty easily be missed. Mostly by accident.

Old As Dirt Bert

Speaking as relic from the first half of the last century, Love Story was corny when new (like the book) and a smash. If you didn't take your girlfriend, she'd find someone else. You'd probably already bought her Christmas present by then.

Chris Thom

Thought there was a Naked Gun reaction floating around here somewhere. Destined for Patreon obscurity for mysterious reasons. Or maybe she trashed the whole thing? I do no she watched it at some point. The older one, that is.

clutchkman

I think she's going to love Moonstruck and Sense and Sensibility! Yay for love 💗 (I don't care if I'm corny, but I am Pop-corny!)

James M

I've tried to watch Moonstruck twice and never finished. I don't enjoy Cher's acting at all. Cage is hit and miss. Sometimes I like what he does but other times he's just awful. The character Cage plays feels terrible. Maybe he redeems himself in part of the movie I haven't gotten to but what I see of him makes me hope he gets hit by a bus. I should really get all the way through it before I say how terrible it is especially when it seems so well liked. I'll try again I guess.

Shawn Kildal

She has already stated she is going to react to Interstellar in the very near future. I think she has already seen The Martian previously

Old As Dirt Bert

Hoping that Moonstruck retains its lead! Hoping both ladies watch whatever wins. If it's Moonstruck, It might surpass their delighted reactions to Return To Me and While You Were Sleeping. If Philadelphia story wins, at least Cassie will see a great rom-com with 3 of the biggest stars of the '40s plus a great supporting cast and plot.

James M

Trying to guess what you are saying. You wish people would more often not care about the polls which they never do because if that happened they'd be posting all the time "I don't care about this poll." That's probably not right. There's just a lot wrong in there. You are thinking a lot of people vote and when their vote wins they still don't watch the reaction because they voted for a movie they don't like. That also seems wrong. I'll be honest I'm not sure what you are saying or even really why you said it.

Chris Thom

Yeah my mom too Cole. But I think if she got a vote, I would imagine it would be a five way tie between that, Moonstruck, Terms, Tequila Sunrise, and Bridges.

Shawn Kildal

Just counted the # of movies Cassie has seen from AFI'S 100 Passions, I think she has seen 37 (including the upcoming viewing of Sense and Sensibility plus the winner of this poll). I also counted Sabrina even though it's not the original Audrey Hepburn one.

Chris Thom

It reminds me a bit of an early version of My Big Fat Greek Wedding. Kind of an ensemble thing. But I think Cher did win the Oscar for it.

David Livingston

"Sense and Sensibility" is a WONDERFUL movie!!!! I hope Carly is there for that one, as well!!

Shawn Kildal

Would be a crime if she didn't join for that!

Shawn Kildal

Cassie didn't like Naked Gun which is weird to me since she liked Airplane

David Livingston

It must've won from a recent live poll. I do LOVE "Sense and Sensibility"!!!! Emma Thompson and Alan Rickman (two of the greats!!!) in the same movie - wonderfully done with an incredible cast!!!! It is an ABSOLUTE favorite of mine!!!

Richard Maurer

She should give it a second chance. Naked Gun is slightly better than Airplane!.

Cole Teague

Cassie loved "Bringing Up Baby". She'll love "The Philadelphia Story", too. Then she should see "Ball of Fire" starring Barbara Stanwyck, and maybe "The Lady Eve".

Richard Maurer

HH - was it because you kept trying to force customers to watch “that” version of Island of Dr. Moreau?

Shawn Kildal

I suspect a significant # of voters haven't seen it. Just a guess

Chris Thom

I make a slight distinction between Love Movies and Romance Movies. Stepmom is more of a Love Movie imo.

Chris Thom

Some of the titles sound very, very familiar. But have no idea what they are. Like Barefoot in the Park. And Goodbye Girl. And Philly Story.

Richard Maurer

James - some people vote in polls they have no stake in. How do I know this? I have seen people mention they hate horror films yet still they comment on what they voted for in the polls. Why would someone vote in a poll for a genre they dislike? I’m staying out of this poll because I have no interest in the movies in it, in fact I have only seen one movie in this poll (and didn’t care for it much) therefore my voting in it would be for no possible good reason. Does that make sense to you? Seems fairly simple to me.

Shawn Kildal

She would totally identify with and love the Michelle Pfeiffer character. I think this would have been her favorite movie from this list of choices

Shawn Kildal

I'd totally be down for a Wreck Me poll. I could come up with some serious dozies!

Richard Maurer

James - How’s this for a hypothetical: you’re with a group of friends. They start discussing going to the movies, and what movie they want to see. You have already checked out what’s playing and have no interest in seeing any of the films. Knowing that you have no intention of going to the movies with them would you join in on the discussion of what movie they should see? And randomly vote on some film you care nothing about? Or would you inform your friends you don’t want to see any of the movies and don’t intend to go and then stay out of it and let them decide amongst themselves?

Ike

I’ve always liked “Always” with Holly Hunter, Richard Dreyfus, [the late] Brad Johnson and John Goodman.

Phil Stubblefield

Sorry, Justin, but you misspelled "Philadelphia Story!" 😉

Alex Leach

Yes I’m not a fan, it seems like a mediocre made for TV movie to me.

Chris Thom

Interstellar might be her most requested on YouTube. Comes up a ton.

Phil Stubblefield

Wait, a 1940s classic is close to winning?!? 😲 Go, Philadelphia Story! Moonstruck might get you Cher, but Philadelphia Story brings you three of the greatest from the Golden Age of Hollywood: Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn, and Jimmy Stewart!

Alex Leach

The Goodbye Girl is the standout for me here - I think Cassie would like it owing to the prominent role for a smart kid.

Darren Harrison

“The Martian” is hugely entertaining, but junk science. As Ridley Scott admitted in his audio commentary it ignores actual science. Probably the most egregious is the dust storms. The atmosphere of Mars is so thin that 100 mph winds (which Mars does get) are the equivalent of someone standing next to you breathing on you. Still hugely enjoyable film, just not accurate.

Clay F

Don't forget Nic Cage.

mike duncan

Have you done The Lake House yet. Didn't see it, but a great love story. Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves reunited.

Clay F

Pleased with the top two that are dominating the poll. I have nostalgia for the 3rd place K and L (2001) (Hugh Jackman, Meg Ryan).

Henry Graham

The bridges of Madison County features my all-time favourite Meryl Streep performance and it's one of Clint's truly great films. A masterpiece.

Chris Thom

It's on the channel. Two years ago, I think?

Chris Thom

Oh I always forget Terms has sadness to it. I always think of Nicholson and Shirley and their awkward chemistry and dates. Curious what the premise of Barefoot is? Heard that title loads of times but no clue what it is.

YodatheHobbit

Aw, I was hoping The Fountain might get in there. I'd love a reaction to that. Hugh and Rachel Weisz.

YodatheHobbit

I really liked I.Q. when I saw it, serving as a funny introduction to romantic comedy movies for a teenage boy. Seeing Walter Matthau as Einstein was just fun for a person of any age.

keoma songs

I think anyone who likes The Lake House owes it to themselves to watch the original Korean film, il Mare. It starred the lead from Squid Game in an early role, plus future star Jun Ji-Hyun. A lot of times with originals and their remakes, there's an obvious superior film. But with il Mare and The Lake House, it's a very strange combination where each has strengths that compensate for the others weaknesses. There's parts of il Mare that I WISH The Lake House had kept, but at the same time, elements in The Lake House I WISH were used in the original. Maybe the biggest unmanageable difference was the significant aging up of the characters as necessitated by the stars needed to get financing. Il Mare is worth the effort to track down.

keoma songs

Sometimes I think it would be great to see a reaction to His Girl Friday, but I worry the rapid fire overlapping dialogue is too much to handle, there's barely gaps to breathe let alone insert reaction thoughts.

Clay F

I like it. Currently in 6th place, having half the votes of 1st place Moonstruck.

CJ Holden

IQ is fun. Just incredibly rewatchable with a nice hook (Albert Einstein helps a nice simpleton to woo his niece.) Kate & Leopold is not. I mean, Hugh Jackman is great in it and it was a wise career move to follow up X-Men with this to show that he has range, but this is maybe the most unsympathetic Meg Ryan character ever and it really ruined the movie for me.

keoma songs

I kind of wonder if the lack of the 2 stars having any staying power into the 80s is what really did it in as Generation X and it's lean into ironic cynicism had no other reason to revisit it. Stars that didn't hold an audiences attention into the next generation, and a journeyman director who's future work wouldn't inspire film buffs to revisit his work either. Even Harold and Maude was probably a bigger deal with later generations just for the oddness. But Love Story, with it's often parodied famous line, just didn't have a hook as a plain melodrama.

Clay F

Yeah, but that overlapping dialogue is good -- done well. But I agree could make for a demanding reaction w/the rapid fire. I watched reaction (Patreon exclusive) to Her Girl Friday by Hold Down A. Enjoyed it. She gaga over Carey Grant. In any case, I doubt we will be getting a reaction to His Girl Friday. "Ball of Fire" and "The Lady Eve" are even more unlikely. His Girl Friday might could win a classics poll or Carey Grant poll.

Rod Reavern

I wish I could vote for "Brooklyn" (2015), but I've been told Cassie has already seen it. It's one of the few romantic films I own, because I can and have rewatched it. I don't think that should disqualify it, especially if Cassie hasn't seen it in a while. Perhaps Carly hasn't seen it yet. If not, it would qualify as a first-time reaction.

Shawn Kildal

Interstellar has been described as sort of a rewatch for Cassie. If I recall her comment on it, she said she dozed off and / or was distracted while watching. Carly said she did watch it and would only comment that it was a bit too long of a movie.

Dan

I voted for "Always" - because it's the last film Audrey Hepburn was in.

Clay F

+1 for "Brooklyn" (2015)

Flounder

Cassie, you really owe it to yourself to watch NEXT STOP WONDERLAND. It’s all about fate, dating, and finding love. Perfect for Valentines. It’s a little movie with a big heart. Please, please, please do a reaction to it sometime soon!

Ria Grix

Barefoot in the Park once again far too low down in votes. Cassie deserves to see Robert Redford and Jane Fonda at their utmost beauty.

Sean

How is it that no one brought the glorious romance of 1950s Cyrano de Bergerac to Cassie's attention? Starring Jose Ferrer (Best Actor Oscar), Mala Powers and William Prince, Cyrano flies in the rarified air of devotion, love, courage, wit - and being the best swordsman in Paris. His "Duel in Rhyme" is a tour de force of grace, charm, humor and technical brilliance. And his undying love for the lady Roxanne is one of the great tales to inspire love in young men and women. Cassie will really enjoy this romance.

MikeLL

I think this is possible.

Jens Kristensen

One of my favorite romantic (and kinda bitter) movies is "Brief Encounter" (1945). Such a wonderful story of sudden love but also not a love that was meant to be.

Shawn Kildal

Cassie does have a reaction to Roxanne (1987) on the channel. She loved it if I recall correctly

James UK

Tequila Sunrise making the list ahead of movies like The English Patient and An Affair to Remember is quite the sub plot. Plenty here that Cassie would enjoy. As I’ve a soft spot for 90s rom coms I’ve voted for Hope Floats and One Fine Day along with Philadelphia Story.

Sean

Yes, Cassie enjoyed Roxanne. When adapting original stories, Steve Martin always demonstrates respect for the original. In this case however, Cassie shd be exposed to the soaring power of Cyrano's expressions of love as he contemplates Roxanne's character and charm.

Shawn Kildal

Another tragic one that comes to mind is A Place in the Sun.

Jon Johns

Braces? Or no braces? (Mandela effect?)

Shawn Kildal

Cassie did say she wanted to do a silent film for 2026. Hopefully, she'll consider City Lights (1931). Extremely fun and romantic Charlie Chaplin film. It's widely considered a masterpiece and is frequently ranked among the greatest films ever made. I have to imagine it on her top tier movie poster.

Jon Johns

I mean, she's seen so many of the modern ones: The notebook, atonement, la la land, Titanic, Pearl harbor (🤣) but there are so many more, that have been mentioned. These I'm not sure if she's seen: Fault in our stars, blue Valentine, a walk to remember, 500 days of summer, dear John, if I stay, revolutionary road, and my choice: My Girl 😭😭

Jon Johns

Oh Chris! You picked the right person to ask about Barefoot! 🤣 Based upon the Neil Simon play, it's simply about a couple of newlyweds who have moved into the only apartment in NYC they can afford. They meet wacky neighbors, have fights over silly things, and we discover that he (Robert Redford) is a kind of button down stick in the mud, and she (Jane Fonda) is a carefree fun loving kinda girl, who, would walk barefoot in the park. Neil Simon, famous for capturing simple stories and characters in comedic ways, but sharing the essence of romance & love: it transcends stereotypes, and makes everything "just work". 🤷🏻 Other Neil Simon adapted works: the odd couple, and the oft requested Goodbye Girl.

MikeLL

City Lights is on her AFI 100 Years 100 Movies poster (as well as Modern Times from 1936, another Chaplin silent) . And so is The Philadelphia Story!

Elliot Nesterman

Happy to see Moonstruck and The Philadelphia Story topping the poll. Sad not to see "An Affair to Remember" (1957, Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr) in the poll at all.

Eric Davis

The bridges of Madison County! Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep

Roger Banks

What? No English Patient? I think Quigley Down Under is also a love story.

Dean Holt

Is Hope Floats a spin off it IT lol. If so I’ll definitely vote for that. Tbh I’ve not seen any of them and only heard of 3 so it might be a pass for me.

Ted Little

"An Affair to Remember" is very good but it is a remake by the same director of "Love Affair," which should also be considered. The two films are almost equally good. Cary Grant and Charles Boyer are pretty much a wash as far as romantic leading man but, in my opinion, Irene Dunne is much better than Deborah Kerr in the role, and Maria Ouspenskaya was nominated for supporting actress.

Matt Rose

MOONSTRUCK all the way every day (and twice on Sundays).

K, Zachary

Philadelphia Story with the always great Jimmy Stewart we own the entire Jimmy Stewart collection. She says she only eyes for me but I am begging to wonder. I was told to for vote most of these since she is the expert not me.

BriGuy

"Murphy's Romance" (with Sally Field and James Garner) should be on this ballot, as well as the Oscar-winning "Slumdog Millionaire." But I'm SOOOOOOO happy you're going to watch "Sense and Sensibility."

VOCFM

Kimi no Na wa would have been so good in this poll :'( :'( :'(

Jimmy Stewart

It's time for the multiple Academy Award winning Philadelphia Story!

Tyler Foster

You replied under the wrong comment, FYI.

Tyler Foster

This is all anecdotal, but most of the serious film fans I have talked to and met over the years have been very negative about Love Story when it comes up. The consensus seems to be that it is overwhelmingly, even unpleasantly corny, similar to what Bert Towle said. I definitely think recency bias and plain old volume of viewership are a huge factor, but in the case of Love Story, there are definitely a chunk of people out there who actively dislike the film. In fact, other than Always (often cited as Spielberg's worst), Love Story is the only film on this poll that I have consistently heard negative opinions about, and at some twice the rate and emphasis expressed toward Always (Always is just passively named as a "bad Spielberg," whereas people really single out Love Story). FWIW, I haven't seen Love Story, so I have no opinion. I have seen Always, and thought it was lovely, so who knows, maybe someday I'll get around to Love Story and actually like it.

bgb1975 (Brian)

Wow. Nail biter. Currently 219 (Moonstruck) to 220 (Philadelphia Story)

Tyler Foster

Here's hoping this results in a Love Week with Sense and Sensibility, The Philadelphia Story, and Moonstruck. Also, more of the people in the comments should try being adventurous and watch some of these movies. So many replies saying they haven't bothered seeing any romances. It always baffles me that they love Cassie getting out of her comfort zone and watching action and horror, but they don't seem to want to play along and see if they don't enjoy some romances too.

Cole Jennett

Well said. Though personally, I think she should abandon the theme weeks until she is finished with Game of Thrones.

Cole Jennett

One of my favourite movies of the 21st century. She definitely has seen it or it would have been top of my list

Cole Jennett

I watched it all the way through but wasn’t really into that romance either. I loved Olympia Dukakis in it though.

Xavier Casanova

Cassie should just watch Bridges of Madison County, lol. Clint Eastwood in a tender role, heavily romantic. It's made for her. It's also a very good movie.

Story Archer

I would have liked to have gotten Father Goose on here, since there are so many classic films...

Gray

Well she done 4 reactions for buddy cop week, can squeeze it all in 😉

RandyCC

Moonstruck is enjoyable and upbeat :)

Elliot Nesterman

I have Love Affair in my collection, but I keep neglecting to watch it. I've no doubt Irene Dunne is brilliant in it. She is one of my favorite Golden Age actors. The first time I saw her turn as Magnolia in Show Boat was a revelation. I am a bit jaded about Charles Boyer, I'm afraid. Possibly comes from a disappointing comparison of Algiers to Pepe le Moko.

Clay F

Meg Ryan character definitely didn't ruin the movie for me. A great arc and fit perfectly with the Hugh Jackman character.

Clay F

Current Votes for Top 3 -The Philadelphia Story = 224 -Moonstruck = 224 -Kate and Leopold = 160

Javier Hernandez

First Cassy had not seen Speed or Demolition Man, then Practical Magic and The Lake House and now you haven't seen Hope Floats? Starting to suspect Cassy isn't really a fan of Sandy Bullock.

Clay F

This Love Month Poll doesn't seem to get as much love as other recent polls, but apparently have till tomorrow at midnight. Is this a measure of patron interest in the genre? I hope we have more love polls. TOTAL VOTES for recent polls Love Month Poll = current 1,734 total votes Pollception (Jan 27) = 2,848 Sci-Fi Pre-1980 Poll (Feb 1) = 2,396 Post-1980 Sci-Fi Poll (Feb 1) = 3,080 Robin Wiliams Poll = current 2,269

Clay F

Love Month, not Love Week -- so more feasible.

Cole Jennett

I’m sure she regretted that Gray😂

Tyler Foster

I was specifically asking for a week, but I guess if they end up spread out throughout the month it won't make any difference to me, as long as they make the schedule. But then, I'm also not watching "Game of Thrones," so if they have to wait a week...no problem for me!

Richard Maurer

I didn’t vote in this poll because there’s nothing I care about in the poll, so it would be silly of me to vote. In fact there’s only one movie in the poll I’ve seen all the way through (The Goodbye Girl), and I didn’t really like it.

Javier Hernandez

Yes, I've seen those reactions which is how I know that she did not see them before.

Richard Maurer

Like every other movie genre, I’ve tried a number of rom-coms, and romance movies - never found any I cared for enough to say I liked them. It’s not some macho thing either. I enjoy the romance parts of LotR and similar movies. It’s just when romance is the main focus of the movie that I find they become tedious to me. Rom-coms are even worse as I don’t find the comedy parts funny at all.

My_Cousin_Mose

I'm joining the annual petition to watch horror movies instead for love month.

Javier Hernandez

You might like Tequila Sunrise with its cops, drugs, and double dealings. More of a caper than a love story with Mel Gibson, Michelle Phifer and Kurt Russell

Clay F

Oh I understand what you are saying. Deleting my original post.

Javier Hernandez

Out of Africa - Streep, Redford, and impeccable cinematography.... he washes her hair while on safari! It's a shame that it isn't doing better.

Clay F

+1 for Slumdog Millionaire

Tyler Foster

Well, your taste is your taste, but that's strange to me just because, as you yourself say, romance is an element in many movies. In the end, while I understand why movies are categorized into genres, it still seems like...a romantic movie is as much of an open, blank canvas as any movie. Not a criticism of you or how you feel, just saying, from my perspective, it strikes me as strange that the ones that foreground romance all happen to not work for you, because that's such a wide range of different kinds of movies. Just to throw out some examples to clarify what I mean: Casblanca, Rear Window, Heaven Can Wait, Little Shop of Horrors, Grosse Pointe Blank, There's Something About Mary, Amelie, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind are all romantic enough that I would say "romance" is in the top two or three genres you would use to identify them, and they all are almost completely different from each other.

Richard Maurer

I know I saw part of Tequila Sunrise, I might have seen the whole movie but I honestly can’t remember.

Tobias Eiken

Hear, hear! And don’t forget the gorgeous music! And the beautiful scenery of Africa… Have voted for this every chance I got, but sadly… no luck!

Clarence Newman

Trouble is Cassie is a ringer when it comes to wubby dub films. They've been the centre shaft of her wheelhouse forever. There are probably some decent ones left, but the classics are pretty much ticked off. Philadelphia Story is a great one and will be a good addition to her greyscale collection, but I'm not excited about too many others. Javier's suggestion is a perfect example. We're down to films that may have a romantic element in them, but they're mostly something else.

Richard Maurer

I liked Casablanca and Grosse Point Blanke was okay. I’ve noticed that I tolerate older romance movies better than new ones. But none that would make my top 500 films.

Clarence Newman

Time to think outside the box and try some unconventional love stories, Cassie. I highly recommend Clint Eastwood's primance with a cute ginger monkey named Clyde.

Clarence Newman

Is Slumdog a romance? Great movie, but I'm trying to remember a romance element.

Shreddy

Rewatch "Before Sunrise" and the Before trilogy with Carly, she probably hasn't seen it. In my opinion better romantic movies, than most.

Clay F

Instead of romance/comedy, I would like to see more of romance/war, romance/thriller, romance/crime, romance/fantasy, romance/action, romance/horror, etc. Movies in which romance is a meaningful part of the movie but is not a comedy. Cassie has already seen many rom-coms. How many romance/war movies has she seen? I know a couple she would like.

Clarence Newman

And Cassie! When are you going to give Cocktail with Tom Cruise and Elisabeth Shue some lovin? Frolics aplenty, I tell you!

Doc Larry/old geezer

@ patrick I think Cassie would really enjoy 8 Seconds because it’s a true story, and she genuinely gravitates toward films rooted in real lives and real stakes. Lane Frost wasn’t just an athlete—he was a real hero, and the film captures that beautifully. It works on multiple levels: a sports movie, a love story, and a reflection on the human spirit all rolled into one. The cast is wonderful, and it shows how eight seconds can change a person’s life—without ever feeling gimmicky. No spoilers, but it’s heartfelt, sincere, and the kind of story that stays with you long after the credits roll. P.S. If I didn’t already have a movie lined up for my Pick-A-Flick—and since it’s also a sports movie—I would absolutely choose this one.

Clarence Newman

Heartbreak Ridge is a good one for romance/war. I know she hits Clint in the ass with a six pack of beer at one point, but that just seems to be their way.

Doc Larry/old geezer

Quick question for longtime supporters: has Cassie ever watched the top-voted movie and the lowest-voted movie from one of her regular polls? Seeing the most popular choice compared with the least popular one could be a fun contrast—very different expectations, reactions, and surprises. If this has already happened,

Kiss the Librarian

Philadelphia Story ftw! Also stoked for Sense & Sensibility.

Kiss the Librarian

Loved the first two but still need to rewatch before finally seeing the third.

Kiss the Librarian

duude, I'd love to see her reaction to The English Patient

Kiss the Librarian

An Affair to Remember is infinitely rewatchable, they'd love it

JohnnyUtah

I just voted Moonstruck because I feel like Bruce needs some love. I'm still calling for a write in option to put them in the bank for the future!

Kiss the Librarian

Oh, I've gotta watch, thanks for the recommendation!

Shawn Kildal

She's never watched the lowest voted movie from a poll

Nolofinwe

God don't make me endurer Cher and moonstruck please. One fine day is fun and has great music unfortunately it has Clooney but hey you gotta sacrifice some time

BriGuy

You're trying to remember a romance element -- seriously ? Think how the movie ends -- and all the things during the movie that were leading up to -- and pointing toward -- that very ending.

Steven Perez

I would have added SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS.

Chris Thom

Think she likes to save Sandy movies in her back pocket for sad days.

Clarence Newman

I need to watch it again, Bri. I’m drawing a blank.

Chris Thom

We do all float, apparently.

Chris Thom

Yes, it's unapologetically corny and melodramatic. But that's the appeal. The characters' love is pure, and they're hopelessly devoted to each other through thick and thin. And the story is pretty straightforward and a bit predictable.

Stephen Dias

I tend to vote for the older ones and have seen "Philadelphia Story," but I went with "Kate and Leopold" instead. I actually have never seen "Moonstruck," so that will be good too.

Mike Lemon

Or The Saint (1997) with Val Kilmer and Elisabeth Shue.

Richard Maurer

I once proposed a poll for April Fools where it seems like a normal poll but when it ends on April 1st she announces that she’s watching the lowest voted movie.. For some reason nothing came of it. ;-)

Richard Maurer

Clay - good idea. Bride of Frankenstein for Romance /Horror. Or how about Legend (85) for Fantasy /Romance?

Chris Thom

Thank you. Neil Simon, that's another name I hear a lot. Something about the sound of it immediately makes me think of a summer of love, folk-singing type for some reason. That's always been the vision in my mind's eye. Lol. No clue if that's accurate or not. I also tend to get him mixed up with Mike Nichols.

MikeLL

That would be a great reaction.

Tyler Foster

Bruce? Not that I want to erode any support for my choice to win here, but are you confusing the movie Moonstruck (Cher, Nicolas Cage) with the TV show "Moonlighting" (Bruce Willis, Cybill Shepherd)?

JohnnyUtah

I was thinking moonlighting 🤣

Tyler Foster

Slumdog Millionaire would be a *very* tough watch, and I wouldn't suggest it for a poll where romance was the subject just because the tone of the movie is frequently so dark -- I think it would be better for an Oscar poll or something like that. But it does have a major romantic thread in it.

Tyler Foster

I suppose my observation would be that if a movie is going to have characters that devoted to each other, then the movie's success is going to be more dependent on buying into the romance, by which I mean, not the quality of the performances, but more like: "do I want these people to be together?" Maybe all the haters just don't think they're actually a good fit.

Clay F

Richard -- I haven’t see Bride of Frankenstein. Don’t know that a 1930s movie could win a poll. Maybe. Get’s good reviews. Added to my watchlist. No on Legend (1985) – one of the few movies I have walked out of the theater – but that was 40 years ago. Examples of Romance/Horror or Romance/Fantasy I was thinking include (but I am no expert): Let the Right One In (2008) Let Me in (2010) The Shape of Water (2017) Your Name (2016) Palm Springs (2020) Thelma (2022) Bones and All (2022) Only Lovers Left Alive (2013) Spring (2014) Kate & Leopold (2001) [Romance/Fantasy/Comedy] Labyrinth (1986)

Clay F

We (me and my wife at the time) watched Moonlighting as it aired. We liked it.

Mike Lemon

I've proposed something like Richard except the watched place would be a random die roll or random number generator pic. Like his suggestion, nothing came of it. tangent- It is always the "winner", but never over 50%. Just look at this poll, the winner has about, what, 13%, For all we know 87% could absolutely hate it.

Chris Thom

That would be fun. There's plenty of movies that don't do well on the polls that are well worth seeing.

Mark Vaderr

I'm not understanding "Out of Africa" and "Terms of Endearment" being here, they are far more drama than love themed. "Kate & Leopold", oh it pains me to think that Hugh Jackman was cast in that movie. Of course all of my favorites are barely registering. Too bad that "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner?" isn't here, but it would probably lose anyway.

Mark Vaderr

She was told that she would love a lot of these movies.

Clay F

Sorry Clarence, as much I want to support, I can't on this one. Bad movie to me. Cruise's moves can't save it. Agree w/review data: IMDb 5.9, RT 9%, Metacritic 12. I am no fan of Wall Street Journal but they nailed it at Metacritic: "This one could bring back Prohibition." -WSJ (score 0).

Clay F

UPDATE - Top 4 1. Moonstruck - 238 2. Philadelphia Story (1940) - 234 3. Kate & Leopold - 165 4. Terms of Endearment (1983) - 147 Pleased that Kate & Leopold (#3 of 15) at least making a showing. I have nostalgia.

Clay F

Near the bottom. #13 of 15.

Richard Maurer

Have to disagree about Legend. Best fantasy of the 80’s, with possible exception of Conan the Barbarian (also has a romance). As for Horror there aren’t really that many good choices. Most horror movies with romance tend towards the toxic side or are stalker / SA stories. Spring (2014) is a good choice however. Bones and all is good too.

Patrick

Agree with all that. Unfortunately it released in 1994, which was probably the greatest year ever for movie releases. I think it just got overlooked in the flood of great movies that year.

Chris Thom

Is that the one where Chaplin works at a factory? And it's all about being a cog in the machine for industry?

DavidJPL

Just a late, lone, shout-out for "Tequila Sunrise" here. A hopeless underdog in the Poll, and yes, it plays a little dated now (I just saw it again recently). But the love triangle between Michelle Pfeiffer and Mel Gibson vs. Kurt Russell is solid! Plus, a bonus bromance with Raul Julia, who absolutely steals every scene in this movie. It's a sentimental favorite of mine and better than you remember. ;-)

Clay F

Were you a kid when you first watched Legend?

Clint Patac

You should do an “underrated pole”. Yeah it might not get views cause the movie isn’t popular, but there are so many good movies that got screwed either in marketing or timing, but deserve redemption. May I suggest “Wicker Park”, with Josh Hartnett and Diane Kruger.

Clarence Newman

I know what the problem is, Clay. As a whole, Cocktail is a legendary 8/10, 80% movie, but the metamob have clearly docked it 70% for the scene where Tom gets up on the bar and starts reciting poetry. Holy yikes! In the immortal words of John Keating, "That may be the first poem to rate a negative score on the Pritchard scale." Cassie can fast forward that part, but the rest is pretty solid. Bryan Brown is very good, the leading lady is gorgeous, Tom does a great rendition of Free Fallin', there's some good romance for Cassie to get her teeth into, and who doesn't love an 80s haircut? As for the Wall Street Journal, how can you score a film 0? I'd even give Howard the Duck a 1, purely for Lea Thompson.

Clarence Newman

Mike. I'm all for some Val and Elisabeth, though Val would need to bugger off at some point so me and Liz could be alone.

Clarence Newman

I would recommend Big Business. Laurel & Hardy 1929. For Chaplin, I think Cassie would love The Kid (1921).

Clarence Newman

I think she does one of those every month, Clint. It's called Pick-a-Flick.

Clarence Newman

That would be all of mine then. To Larry's point, I think the farthest she's gone down the list is 4th place (Eddie the Eagle back in '24).

Richard Maurer

And that was a great idea, it did so well on YouTube /s

Richard Maurer

I was in my twenties. Recently watched a reaction to it and it was better than I remembered. There would probably be a bit of controversy as to which version should Cassie watch as there’s a longer directors cut with soundtrack by Jerry Goldsmith or theatrical cut with a soundtrack by Tangerine Dream. I would go directors cut myself, but the Tangerine Dream score is nostalgic.

Richard Maurer

I’ve heard of most of these, have seen only one, and care about none. So I didn’t vote in this poll.

Milton Reduxed

There's an official/unofficial poll page—a poll of good films rated as rotten on R.T could be good

Brett Richey

I enjoy the hell out of Cocktail. It's not even a guilty pleasure (because I don't believe in the concept). I've no shame in saying I love every stupid, cringe-inducing minute of it.

MikeLL

CT, Modern Times is the one you are thinking of. Literally goes through the machine in the factory!

Ted Whalen

I am a big fan of this movie. I think one of the big reasons is because Dale McKussic (Mel Gibson) lives in Manhattan Beach (I lived in MB for six years), it is such a great area in Southern California!

bknsty14

Love you with the Cincinnati Reds

Shreddy

The third is a bit depressing, towards the end. I gets a bit too real for me, one particular argument they have. But great acting as always.

Shreddy

Same. I don't mind romance in real life, quite the opposite, I love things like watching sunsets, holding hands etc. But watching it on film feels somehow pathetic. Like something single cat women do when they eat chocolate and cry themselves to sleep.

Clarence Newman

Don't care, Of the 4 sports films she watched that month, she easily enjoyed Eddie the Eagle the most. Numbers on YT are important, but it's also nice to see her enjoy herself.

MikeLL

It's just a tie, whichever wins now.

Richard Maurer

I didn’t enjoy myself - and that’s what’s most important.

Mike Lemon

@Milton- Time for Highlander 3!

Clay F

Current TOP 3 1. Moonstruck (PR No. 38) - 252 votes. -- Mentioned relatively often in comments. 2. Philadelphia Story (PR No. 323) - 251 votes -- Proud doing well w/no time constraint. 3. Kate & Leopold (PR No. 329) - 189 votes --Red-headed stepchild making a showing.

Clay F

Tough that 2nd place misses out on a reaction by mere 1 or 2 votes. It's like would rather lose by 10 or 20 than 1 or 2.

N M

Moonstruck 🌕 yes!! Thank you 🙏

Clarence Newman

The battle between The Philly Story and Moonstruck is turning into Rocky v Creed. Ten bucks on Jimmy Shtoowart!

LukeG84

I hope Moonstruck wins. Haven’t seen it since I was a kid, but it was my late mum’s favourite movie, so I think a rewatch after all these years could bring back some fond memories. Plus I think Cassie would enjoy seeing a young Nicolas Cage and Cher in a rom-com together.

Tyler Foster

Usually if it's *this* close she does more than one. Plus, this poll doesn't state how many winners there will be.

Jimmy Stewart

I kind of wish this were a pre 80's, post 80's choice, I think older classics have a harder time winning, although Philadelphia Story is doing great and it should with 3 golden age giants starring in it, my choice is obvious.

Clay F

She could react to both, but she is already reacting to Sense and Sensibility.

diego kontarovsky

Wow, a lot of people are sleeping on One Fine Day!

Zander

Kate & Leopold is an underrated classic that little sis would love too. Nod to Liev Schreiber's outstanding acting as the misunderstood romantic.

Walter

Moonstruck and Philadelphia Story - I'm stunned. Those were my 2 choices...can't believe they're on top. I hope she watches them both...

MikeLL

Same. Same and same . . .

OddThomas

A better Cher movie: Mermaids

Ginko

For a 1940 movie to do this well in a poll dominated by 80s/90s films, it really deserves to be watched

Doc Larry/old geezer

Addendum to my Love Story comments — which I took some grief for: Love Story — whatever anyone thinks of it, good or bad — is part of film history. I didn’t take many film classes because I was a science major, but the two I took as an undergraduate were fascinating. They showed me that some films aren’t just entertainment — they become part of the architecture of cinema. There are so many “must-watch” landmarks: • Citizen Kane – still studied for its cinematography and narrative innovation. • Battleship Potemkin – revolutionary editing; the Odessa Steps sequence is iconic. • The Godfather – a masterclass in storytelling and atmosphere. Many consider The Godfather Part II even stronger. • Forbidden Planet – starring Walter Pidgeon, a science-fiction classic that helped inspire Star Trek. A few more across generations: 1960s • Dr. Strangelove – razor-sharp satire that still feels relevant. • The Good, the Bad and the Ugly – operatic Western filmmaking at its peak. 1970s • Taxi Driver – psychologically intense and culturally influential. • One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest – powerful, character-driven drama. 1980s • Ordinary People – intimate and emotionally layered. • The Elephant Man – haunting, compassionate storytelling. • Paris, Texas – quiet, visually poetic cinema. • Cinema Paradiso – a beautiful love letter to movies themselves and the magic of the theater experience. Different styles, different decades — but each one helped shape the language of film in its own way.

Joe J

This close, she'll watch TPS...maybe patreon only if she feels it would underperform on YT.

Clay F

The only 3 movies in the poll that reached 200 votes: -Moonstruck -The Philadelphia Story -Kate & Leopold Kate & Leopold stars Hugh Jackman and Meg Ryan.

Cole Jennett

Yeah, that would be a sure fire hit with the girls

Richard Maurer

Braces, definitely braces. I know what I saw.

LukeG84

I immediately voted for Kate & Leopold when I saw it listed. It’s a great rom-com with a unique twist, and Cassie would absolutely love it. Not sure it will ever win a poll though, so hopefully Cassie decides to watch it on her own one day. 🤞🏻

Clay F

While I have seen positive thoughts about Kate & Leopold in comments the last couple of years, I have wondered if could win a poll. I was somewhat surprised and please here finished #3 of 15 (and that's w/two powerhouses Moonstruck and Philadephia Story in the poll) = a good sign. Also, Cassie is aware. A possibe PPOTM. She likes Hugh Jackman. And Meg Ryan. Plus, a rom-com.

LukeG84

I must confess, when I saw your comment I didn’t believe it, so checked the results. Third is WAY higher than I would have guessed based on the early numbers I was seeing. Still, I’m not convinced it will win a poll though, so fingers crossed for PPOTM. 🤞🏻

bryan folsom

Long time fan. New member. It would be absolutely amazing if you watched The Wizard of Speed and Time. Neat stuff. Look into it.

Steve Holton

Welcome Bryan! The Wizard of Speed and Time is a fun recommendation. Please know you can also enter it into the monthly draw for an instant reaction here: https://beta.popcorninbed.com/paf This is the companion site, partially under development, for Popcorn In Bed.

Joe J

I've never heard of either of those films...probably not a good sign, lol.

Tyler Foster

I can't back you on "better," but Mermaids is incredible.

Matt Dellarosa

Hey Cassie, kinda late to the party on this one but I cant believe I forgot to mention another great love story. Crazy Beautiful starting Kirston Dunst is a massively underrated movie. LOL, just thought of it for some reason. It is a love story but also a drama. You would love it.

Matt Dellarosa

Welcome. Its a great channel. I dont regret subscribing at all. Cassie is the best.

Richard Maurer

Clarence - the poll is for Underrated movies. If there’s ever a poll for bad movies that are still overrated they can put Rhinestone on that.

DAVID COSTELLO

So looking forward to Sense and Sensibility

Kiss the Librarian

I know this is cliche and probably overly cynical, but as a woman, I enjoy being reminded that so many men also enjoy a good Jane Austen adaptation/romance. <3