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Hey shamlamadingdongs! 

I hope you are having a great week! I am sorry there will only be one upload this week (maybe two if we can get home in one day) I prom prom I will make it up to you! We are camping with my parents for a couple days this week, and then trekking back to Utah.  There will still be 3 uploads this week on YT and I will try to do 4 Patreon next week! I have really loved our time in Canada with my family, but I am also looking forward to being back in our own space and own routines. I feel like coming home to Alberta for most of July always grounds me and reminds me of what truly matters. I hope my kids have the best memories of their summers here.

Did you see the two courtroom polls? I am so excited about them, like I said in the post, I LOVE this genre! The Finale poll will go up on Thursday with the top 3 from each!

What do you guys want to see more/less of from PiB in the second half of the year? I'm doing a lot of planning for the upcoming months and would love to get your feedback?

Thanks for everything always, all at once!

a moment of pure delight

Chief Mountain

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Randolph Tirazona

For me, what ever you can do. As most of us know we really love it when Carly is with you as there's nothing better than sharing with family!

Björn Karlsson

Well I want a reaction of the swedish you-know-which-one movie 🤩🤩. And some other European movies 🥰🥰 It's been a while since you did Amelie (like 18-20 months)

Christopher Smith

More Theme weeks! Hoodie week, the 7's, all good stuff.

nick bell

A mob poll would be nice.

Jason Fulbright

Let's agree on a short list of essential CLONE WARS and REBELS episodes to get ready for Ahsoka. And a live hang. Oh and now that The American President is done time for ROAD HOUSE!

Jon Johns

Monsters. Big, giant, rampaging monsters. King Kong, Godzilla, Todzilla, Donkey Kong, all of them. 😉 I think a big discussion about which films to watch, polls, chat, versions, directors, etc would be fun for all! 😊 Maybe Patreon picks the films on the poll, and YouTube votes for which to watch? Or vice-versa. Either way, a few giant monsters would be fun to watch.

Mike LL

I really don't think you should have to push yourself in the future to try to "make anything" up for us. I think you should live your best life and create more quality reactions and enjoy yourself and your family first. Can't rush perfection. 2nd half of the year? Planet of the Apes (starting with 1968, then whatever you want) Star Trek movies, starting with the ones from 1979 on (not the recent ones first) More Cary Grant More Hitchcock (will never get enough of those two!) More courtroom movies More comedies (Eddie Murphy, Austin Powers) Austin Powers, speaking of More thrillers How about some musicals (of course I am thinking some classics like South Pacific, My Fair Lady, even OG Mary Poppins which you haven't seen yet, then go old old school with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers)

Björn Von Knorring

I keep saying that you should watch things you want to watch and not look too much at what we might enjoy. Tgis gives the best result for the channel overall.

Cole Jennett

More Cassie picks! I did like the Oscar winners polls too.

Jerrod Acree

Cliche I know, but whatever you come up with works. I enjoy it all. Always love watching movies with my friends.

Adam Doyle

Would you ever be interested in watching Japanese (or foreign) animation? I am talking mainly about Hayao Miyazaki's work. He is the "Walt Disney of Japan" and has some amazing beautiful masterpieces not only visually but story-wise as well.

Paul

I don’t know if this movie has already been brought up in the past, but I think you might like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990), especially since the new animated movie is coming out. It’s got action, humor, and a central theme is brotherhood/family.

brooke atkins

I would love to see more 80’s films and comedies. Also really wanna see you dive back into the Hannibal lector trilogy and also revisit John Hughes. He has so many more movies you need to see. Maybe one day right? 😉 have safe travels home Cassie.

Shehab Dawoud

More Pacino, De Niro, and Nicholson. All 3 of them have a case for being the greatest actor of all time but they’ve only appeared a handful of times here in 2,5 years. Just not enough. Happy summer!

Tringard

The theme weeks are fun to vote on and then watch with you. I'm now already looking forward to a courtroom week and that's barely started. I really enjoy revisiting classic movies with you too.

Celeste McAllister

That is God's country beautiful ♡ GI60S,the cars it's all about the cars!..like Nick Cage & I have a great deal of admiration for Angelina Jolie.❤

Zane From Canada

It's always more fun with Carly, so more Carly 😊 As far as idea's for polls. I really like the idea of a "Bottom Tier Poll". The 51-100 voting poll was a perfect example. So like the movie with the least votes from each future poll are put into a poll of there own. That way the ones that don't get chosen often have another chance. 😁

Gábor Árki

Cassie, just take a break and have some rest, no need to make up for anything the next week. I think the first half of the year turned out a bit too action oriented so for the second half I would appreciate if other genres would have given some more chance. Some ideas: - European movie poll, we haven't had one since Amélie - Sports movie poll, but not football/baseball/box - Thriller movie poll - Historical movie poll - Fantasy movie poll - Biography movie poll - British comedies poll - Maybe bringing back the Oscar's Past Poll, but quarterly instead of monthly

Uncle Phoenix

This might be an unpopular opinion, but "Star Trek II; Wrath of Khan" and “Rambo I; First Blood" are both really good movies that are part of not so great franchises.

Luke Godfrey

I would love to see you watch the sequels to movies you’ve watched, like ‘Lethal Weapon 4’, ‘Jumanji: The Next Level’, ‘Split’ and ‘Glass’ to name a few.

Sam R.

dont you worrie about us . family 1st we understand you work very hard at this , its grown into something you could never have imagined in a good way 😁

Peggy Zehr

I'm not sure if I removed all that you've already seen that are on my list: A Little Romance Young Diane Lane, cute teens Laurence Olivier Diane Lane A Star is Born Remake of film 1937, 1954 Kris Kristofferson Barbra Streisand A Walk on the Moon Sexual freedom in 60's Viggo Mortensen Diane Lane All the President's Men Watergate uncovered Robert Redford Dustin Hoffman Annie Hall Woody Allen's best Woody Allen Diane Keaton Blink She's blind, he's a cop Aidan Quinn Madeline Stowe Body Heat VERY sexy, manipulation William Hurt Kathleen Turner Bridges of Madison County Woman finds love Clint Eastwood Meryl Streep Broadcast News Intelligent, neurotic William Hurt Holly Hunter Brokeback Mountain More than "gay cowboys" Heath Ledger Jake Gyllenhall Children of a Lesser God Teacher/deaf student William Hurt Marlee Matlin Cold Mountain Civil War-strong women Jude Law Nicole Kidman Coming Home Viet Nam vet finds love Jon Voight Jane Fonda Doctor Zhivago Romance/Russian Revolution Omar Sharif Julie Christie Exorcist Scared me when I was young Linda Blair Gone With the Wind Classic - Civil War Clark Gable Vivien Leigh Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Very 60's Sidney Poitier Tracy & Hepburn Hard Day's Night My favorite music Beatles Helter Skelter (TV) In-Depth Charles Manson story Kramer vs. Kramer Divorce Dustin Hoffman Meryl Streep Lonesome Dove (TV) Cowboys Tommy Lee Jones Robert Duvall Love Story Tearjerker Ryan O'Neal Ali McGraw Moonstruck Cute, odd love story Nicholas Cage Cher Moulin Rouge Musical with cool music Ewan McGregor Nicole Kidman Out of Africa Sweeping landscapes Robert Redford Meryl Streep Platoon Viet Nam - Good vs. Evil Charlie Sheen Tom Berenger Postcards from the Edge Carrie Fisher's funny book Meryl Steep Shirley MacClaine Prince of Tides Psychiatrist/suppressed memories Nick Nolte Barbra Streisand Romeo & Juliet (Zeffirelli 1969 version) Shakespeare Leonard Whiting Olivia Hussey Shakespeare in Love How he wrote plays Joseph Fiennes Gwyneth Paltrow Silkwood Workers at nuclear plant Meryl Streep Cher Sophie's Choice Memories of Holocaust, etc. Kevin Kline Meryl Streep Splendor in the Grass Early film of both Warren Beatty Natalie Wood Summer Place Oldie - one I loved Troy Donahue Sandra Dee The Big Chill Baby Boomers Kevin Kline William Hurt The Deerhunter Viet Nam Robert DeNiro Meryl Streep The Graduate Classic film of the 60's Dustin Hoffman The Way We Were Streisand & Redford!! Robert Redford Barbra Streisand Thelma & Louise Funny, cool women +Brad Pitt Susan Sarandon Geena Davis This is Spinal Tap Satire on rock bands To Kill a Mockingbird Classic Gregory Peck To Sir, With Love Teacher of tough kids Sidney Poitier Tootsie Using drag to get job Dustin Hoffman Jessica Lange Under the Tuscan Sun Italy!! Cute Italian Diane Lane Unfaithful Sexy Richard Gere Diane Lane Wait Until Dark Fabulous Audrey Hepburn Alan Arkin Audrey Hepburn (no one seated in the movie theatre during last 10 minutes)

Seymor Butz

We need more of the top 100 unseen each month.

Tara
>>114257287

Hi Peggy, have you voted for these movies on the popcorn request site? The link is at the top of Cassie’s homepage

William Skoglund

Would be nice to with another reaction to a TV show! Those are always fun!

Bill Hayden

Shamalamadingdongs. I thought she was getting ready to do a Animal House reaction. 🤪

Zane From Canada

Here's another idea "Early 90's Crime Thrillers" There was 9 that came out between 1990-1993, one of them is in the I OBJECT POLL A. Presumed Innocent (1990) Shattered (1991) Deceived (1991) Mortal Thoughts (1991) A Kiss Before Dying (1991) Consenting Adults (1992) Unlawful Entry (1992) Guilty As Sin (1993) Malice (1993)

JL_83

We still doing the war movies? I know they’re not all pleasant, but still powerful and your reactions are always good

Alex Gorell

I am glad you had a good time in Canada with your family Cassie. As far as what id like to see, more comedies would be nice. I know you are self conscious about them but it's so much fun laughing along with you. Also I would recommend diehard 4 I know a lot of people don't like it but I think you would. It is a summer movie and it is a bit different from the original 3 but its still fun. its and older John Mcclain.

Jimmy Reyes

For October horror movies. Try delving into paranormal. Conjuring universe. Exorcist.

BlueChip300

Since you enjoy a good thriller (like Crimson Tide), we should do a thriller poll with Enemy of the State, The Game, Panic Room, Taken etc.

Scott Souza

Enjoy every moment with your family

Robin Craft

Two films for future consideration both with Josh Brolin coincidentally. No Country for Old Men... Javier Bardem in his finest role and Sicario... Brolin, Emily Blunt and Benicio Del Toro.

Matt Rose

Hi Cassie: I'd love to see more Cary Grant make it onto your viewing list. CHARADE would probably be very easy for you to get into and enjoy. It also has the added benefit of having an absolutely radiant Audrey Hepburn in it. Just a fun, fun riff on a Hitchcock film. After that, I think you owe it to yourself to do a deep dive into some classic screwball comedies. IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT, BRINGING UP BABY, THE AWFUL TRUTH, and many more. You'll have a blast.

JONATHAN REDFERN WILLIAMS
>>114260957

Another great Josh Brolin film is Ridley Scott's American Gangster (2007) starring Russell Crowe and Denzel Washington. An underrated gem!

Dave

What would I like to see? I'd like to see Cassie and Carly continuing to enjoy what they are doing. With October's exception, I'd love to see lighter, more comedic films enter the PiB fold. Marx Brothers, Chaplin, Lloyd, Keaton. Also, I agree with big big monster movies, the stuff of 1950's drive-ins and theater matinees. Sure, they aren't the greatest movies ever made, but they sure are fun. Most important, though, is that there still be a sense of enjoyment and wonder for Cassie and Carly. After all, it isn't really work if you enjoy what you are doing. Best reaction channel around.

Wesley White

Shamlamadingdongs? You just made me think of Animal House LOL🤣 A comedy I highly recommend you react to lol! Gone In 60 Seconds, I'm really looking forward for that reaction, can't wait! I've recently watched your full lengths of The Equalizer and North by Northwest, both were great, loved them both! Very nice pics you posted here, that ice cream cone looks yummy, nice scenery shot of that mountain, and such a beautiful sky picture! No worries about posting, take as much time as you need, spending time with family is always important! I voted on the courtroom polls, very clever making them like Exibits A & B lol! Hmmm...🤔 what do I want to see more/less of this second half of the year? Well, I would like to see you react to some more underrated films of the 90's and there's a whole bunch of them I'd recommend, here's some that comes to mind: The Rocketeer (91) Dragonheart (96) The Shadow (94) Iron Will (94) The Phantom (96) Cutthroat Island (95) The Long Kiss Goodnight (96) You know I was gonna put Iron Will in there lol! These are all movies I grew up watching as a kid and I've loved them ever since, they deserve more love! Especially Cutthroat Island, now before anyone says anything, I'm aware it was a box office bomb, but I say it's awesome! It's got everything you would expect in a pirate film, a bad-A protagonist, great action, a villain you love to hate, really great sword fighting choreography, a plot about burried treasure, some romance, a climactic ship battle at sea, and of course an incredible musical score that rivals that of Pirates of the Caribbean! It deserves more love, but that's just me! Would be really fun if Carly watched all of these with you lol! Anyway, that's my idea of what I want to see more of, hope you'll consider it lol! Safe travels back home from Canada, hope you had a fun time with family and the kids, you (and Carly) are the best, love and support always, god bless you, and as always [snaps fingers and winks] stay classy Cassie🥰😁😉👍🙏🌹

Grad

More weekly themes / deep dives and more brackets

Wyatt Nuxoll

Well you haven't done a TV series in a while , so here is my reccomendation I really hope you start the REACHER TV series there is only one season of it , but OMG !! IT IS SO GOOD!! I know that Tom Cruise did the movies " Jack Reacher " or whatever but the TV series is so much more fun ) hopefully carly can join you because she would love it too

Shehab Dawoud
>>114256461

Tænkte nok at du ville kommentere😂 det er jo sommer, så mindre tid foran skærmen og mere tid ud i det åbne🤷🏻‍♂️

Mike Lemon
>>114254912

Let's not. Enough with the freaking Star Wars, there are already 19 uploads for it.

QuigonJim25

I'd love to see some Irish films on the channel! There's some really great ones but nobody will react to them as they're not well known (That's completely fair though).

Mike Lemon

More- variety. This includes trying not to watch the movies that a dozen other channels have watched. Less- polls. This would help with the above, watch all those movies you have said, "I've been wanting to see this," about. A lot less- the bajillion movie series. For the love of Pete, please, no more long series.

Mike LL
>>114257287

You got about a dozen or more movies listed there I want to see.

Kat Farlowe

Hi Cassie. I am with Matt. It would be great if you watched at least one classic film each month. Remember that they are the ones that started it all and to really understand later films, you need a classic film background. I am talking about films made before the 70's, and mostly the 30s, 40s and 50s. Films by great directors like John Ford, George Cukor, Frank Capra, Billy Wilder, Alfred Hitchcock, John Huston, Howard Hawks, Preston Sturges, Orsen Welles... so many. These are the directors that people like Scorsese, Spielberg and Tarantino immulate. You could start with "It Happened One Night", the first film to win all top 5 Oscars and the film that made the undershirt business drop 75% because Gable didn't wear one. Here's hoping for a date with a classic each month!

Mike LL
>>114263376

I'm with you and enjoy the more true to the book TV series Reacher better than 'ol Tom Reacher of the movies.

Stuart Guthrie

My suggestion is The Karate Kid movies then the Cobra Kai tv series. I think you would really enjoy it.

Björn Karlsson

Use Popcorn request more. It's a great tool 🙂🙂

Carol_White

More variety. So many genres you haven't even scratched the surface of. Lets cut back on the mediocre action movies. Your instinct is correct that you should not watch Game of Thrones or any multi-season shows. More theme weeks, the crazier the better. More independent films that push you out of your comfort zone.

Jason Fulbright
>>114254912

I saw where ENTER THE DRAGON is leaving Max this month, might be good to do before that happens.

Björn Karlsson
>>114256461

Hehe jasså tänkte du det? 😆 Jo det är fortfarande sommar, men inget vidare bra väder. Dessutom har jag redan börjat jobba 😒 Inne på min andra vecka 😔. Fast jag gillar hösten 🤪😬

Ben Livingstone

Unsurprisingly, I'd like to see more classics on the channel.

Stick Figure Studios

Some things I would like to see in the latter half of the year: -Going back and viewing a couple of the great Bond films that you skipped (like DR. NO, THUNDERBALL, FOR YOUR EYES ONLY and THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH) -Starting a new series... hopefully STAR TREK and preferably beginning with the 1979 motion picture (although you may want to consider watching an episode or two of the original series first). -More foreign films -More classics (including musicals and maybe even silent films) -More Hitchcock. -More Coen brothers (maybe a poll) -More Spielberg (again, maybe a poll). Whatever you do come though, I'm sure we'll be fun. Keep up the good work. :-)

Coleton B.

*Excited car guy noises*

Sean Stuart

Another series watch or two miniseries

Brent Petty

A new miniseries. I suggest John Adams or Generation Kill. Also please react to Courage Under Fire for your next war film.

Mike Lemon
>>114256227

She's already done Spirited Away. The problem is you can't show Studio Ghibli on YouTube (they are copyright strike happy).

Sean

Id love to see the Fast & Furious films (but they only really get crazy from 5 onwards, so Id skip the early ones).

Björn Karlsson
>>114256461

Btw... The hunt is climbing on popcorn request. Switch to advanced and you can give it 1.8 p 🙂

kaiielle

Love the pictures! I agree with a lot of people in the comments about what to see on the channel. Personally, I would love to see a few more stand-alone films that you or Carly have picked yourselves to sprinkle in between poll winners, themes, series. The picks could be done through the Popcorn Requests app where you just go in and pick something that not only is appealing to you but has been requested. And it'd be fun if it was a surprise for us too. Like no random draw, just pick. I know that one of the benefits of being here is the polls, but it's also fun to see reactors pick movies that they want to watch! I've had a really good time when you've done weekly themes in the past and I would like to see this maybe once every two months or so? I'd love to see a director week, or actor week, or maybe a classics week with a specific decade? The polls for these would be fun too cause you'd be picking the top three and then I feel like the community doesn't have to focus so much on having the winner be a tie between two films in order to get you to watch both, because you're committing to three anyway. This would be fun to put on a rotation and would get some more variety too and then it spoils us because we get to see 3 reactions in a row that kind of connect together in some way.

Shehab Dawoud
>>114256461

Yeah I don't think that one is getting a watch... doubt most people have even heard of it.

Dave Oplinger

With that intro I thought maybe you were going to watch “Animal House”! 😆

Aaron Mann

I'm sure I'm in the minority on this, but I would say less horror movies in the month of October. I know it's Halloween month and all, and horror is the theme, but there's just not a lot of good horror movies. Most are pretty cheesy with gaping plot holes. I would also like to see more movies from Planner's app incorporated into the channel.

Gerry

I really want to see you react to Out of Sight from 1998 with George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez. It's a fun sexy crime film

Jeffrey Schmidbauer

Cassie (if you read these posts) you gonna love "North By Northwest"! starting with the animated opening credits. It's my favorite Hitchcock film with "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (1956 version) a close second.

My_Cousin_Mose

I did see the courtroom polls but that's a genre that's not really up my alley. And what would I like from PiB this year? I'd like to see more movies that I like and less movies that I don't like. -I'd like to see more Planners app movies incorporated. Whether by polls or like someone else suggested you just picking movies from that site. -I also like the themed polls (like by actor or director or decade) and would like to see another animated movie on here. -If there was something I'd like to see less of its movie series with 4 or more movies in them.

Mark Vaderr

"What do you guys want to see more/less of from PiB in the second half of the year? I'm doing a lot of planning for the upcoming months and would love to get your feedback?" I'm glad you asked Cassie. Let's get more comedies on the docket, and take a break from a lot of the action films. Pure comedies, not just romantic comedies. Would love to see The Planet of the Apes series be your next series once you've wrapped up James Bond. How about another Classics Chaos Bracket? You need to watch more great older movies, especially the black & white ones. How about an October poll for Halloween? Any chance that you will consider watching DARK CITY in October, even though it's not a horror movie. I'm giving you gems here, Cassie! Please consider it. :)

Happy Hanukkah

"I feel like coming home to Alberta for most of July always grounds me and reminds me of what truly matters." I understand. That way, no matter what challenges life throws at you, you can always pause and reflect: "It could be worse; I could still be living in Alberta." :-P

Colin Gutierrez

What do I want to see more of? (Or any of?) Star Trek.

Colin Gutierrez

I'm so glad North by Northwest won. It's one of my top 20 movies of all time. Unfortunately my blu-ray player broke so I can't watch it until Thursday when I get a new one! >_<

Hiraoka Toru

I think you should do a month of only Cassie's picks and maybe a few movies from the request app.

Shawn Kildal
>>114257287

Great job on the detailed list. I'm rooting for many of those you have mentioned. Cassie has already seen To Kill a Mockingbird btw.

Shawn Kildal

Star Trek once Bond is done with is first on my wish list. Maybe more suspense movies such as Fatal Attraction, Escape From Alcatraz, Executive Decision, No Escape, or Cape Fear, as examples. The 2 Grumpy Old Men movies you would love. I'm sure you already have in mind several movies just for October. Please also consider Cujo and The Crazies. Since you enjoyed The Last of Us, I'm sure you'll enjoy The Crazies as well I believe. Don't let the title sway you otherwise. Maybe instead of doing a movie poll, do an actor poll, or director poll. A list of Best Picture movies that YOU want to see and do a poll on that?

Shawn Kildal

A thought occurred to me, if by chance you are doing 4 reactions next week, perhaps it would be the perfect time to do the 2 Grumpy Old Men movies to mix with 2 other movies?

David Collins

Star Wars Andor - best of all the Star Wars series. With Button from Open Range!

Jan Sørensen

Still waiting for you to get around to watching Big Fish some day.

Steve Holton

The theme weeks are great, but they are difficult to devise and name. Maybe if the name of the actor or director becomes part of it like Cruise Control, Pitt Stop, Ford Fest, McQuarrie Stories, etc. 😊

Aldous Orwell
>>114307880

would be awesome to see some foreign films, lots of really great Scandinavian films out there, one of my favorites being Flickering Lights by Anders Thomas Jensen, dark Scandinavian humor at its finest.

Richard Maurer
>>114259791

She refuses to watch The Exorcist. And the Conjuring films are just mainstream jump scare films, there are many better paranormal films she could watch. Like Ringu (The Ring), Ju-On: The Grudge, Sinister, Paranormal Activity, etc..

Richard Maurer
>>114269893

I agree with everything you said - Except about multi season shows. It cuts her off from some of the best series ever. There's a reason these shows last multiple seasons. And I'd kill (metaphorically) to see her watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Richard Maurer
>>114282100

Yeah, take away what little (and weak) horror we get on this channel. I don't think so. Them's Fighten Words!!!!!!!!!!!!

Richard Maurer

Cassie, I'd say don't try to do too much, do what ever amount feels right to you. Now, on to asking for stuff: I will of course once again ask for a Classic Horror Poll and a Asian Martial Arts Poll. But any change from the constant action movies would be welcome.

Richard Maurer
>>114254913

A list of the essential Godzilla movies - some may disagree, but they are wrong ;-) . Gojira and/or Godzilla (1954) -basically the same movie with scenes edited and replaced with added American scenes. The entire Heisei era series: The Return of Godzilla aka Godzilla 1985 (1984) Godzilla vs. Biollante (89) Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (91) Godzilla vs. Mothra (92) Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla (93) Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla (94) Godzilla vs. Destoroyah (95) . Godzilla 2000: Millennium (00) Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (01) Shin Godzilla (16) . The American made Legendary Series: Godzilla (14) Godzilla: King of the Monsters (19) Godzilla vs. Kong (21) You could also put Kong: Skull Island in between G:KotM and GvK if you wanted to be a completest.

Keith Jones
>>114261159

Love “Charade” often called the Hitchcock film that Hitchcock never made. Grant and Hepburn are magnificent it it, plus a slew of Hollywood greats supporting them

Björn Karlsson
>>114307880

Yeah 🤣 Flickering lights, my danish favorite movie 🥰🥰🥰 It's on popcorn request. Sign up and request, I'm the only one who has requested that movie. And if you are in the mood, give Let the right one in and Show me love/Fcuking Åmål a request. Two swedish gems 🤩

Biggman83

Hey Cassie, I think you should do way less Patreon polls, and you pick the films you fancy viewing. Just try to eat into that Top 20 of your list. Or you put up a list of themes with movies already picked and we vote on the theme. Theme weeks are good rather than months. I’d love to see you branch out of your comfort zones, do more horror. But not for the whole month of October. There’s way more bad horror than good.

Richard Maurer
>>114282100

Also, anyone who says there's not a lot of good horror movies doesn't watch a lot of horror movies. The real problem is that most casual fans don't actually watch the good ones, so you get polls full of Scream and Conjuring sequels.

Richard Maurer
>>114322600

As a horror fan I actually agree that there's more bad horror films than good. There are two reasons for this. The main one is that since the 60's low-budget movie producers realized that horror films almost always make a return on their investment, so they've been flooding the market with them every since. Many of these are directed by novices who never go anywhere in show business. The relative few good ones that come out of this process are either directed by talents who move on to more mainstream movies or are directed by dedicated horror fans who go on to make even more good (or even great) horror films. The other reason is that major studio produce bigger budget ones but these are seldom very good either, as again they're more interested in making money than producing good horror.

Richard Maurer
>>114292506

More movie I like and less I don't like. Sounds good but I think i see a flaw in that plan ;-)

Richard Maurer
>>114254913

I'd also like to recommend a movie called Big Man Japan. Not because I think it will make a poll, let alone win, but because it's Kaiju/comedy film that's actually really funny. Do yourself a favor if you're into Kaiju, Ultraman, etc. - watch this movie.

Björn Karlsson
>>114256461

Well I think The hunt is more well known compared to FÅ/SML. I mean Mads Mikkelsen 😉 Try to mobilize other danes here etc etc. When I joined Pib FÅ/SML had 0 requests/points. Now its like 21 requests and 23 points. Up to top 500 it's not impossible for The hunt 🙂 🙂

Grad

I thought sevens week was a great idea, where you watched the original and then other takes on the same story. Would be cool to see more of that.

Variable38
>>114282100

or... OR! If any and all "horror" gets watched only in October, I would love to see anything romantic get watched only in February.

Jeffrey Schmidbauer

Here's some other movies you might consider viewing. I tend to favor the classics: Dr. Strangelove: Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. The Third Man (1949) Portrait of Jennie (1948) Jane Eyre (the 1944 version) Dr. Zhivago (1965) Summertime (1955) La Strada (A Fellini Film) Fiddler On the Roof Annie Hall Reds (1981) Marty (1955) The Diary of Anne Frank (1959) Lawrence of Arabia (1962) Citizen Kane (1941) The Lost Weekend Sunset Boulevard The Killing Fields (More to Come)

Stan the Man
>>114383080

Great list. Doctor Strangelove for sure. Lawrence of Arabia, Citizen Kane, Annie Hall. All GOATs.

Zachary K.

In honor of you meeting Tom Cruise I think we should have an early Tom Cruise poll Like The Outsiders (1983) Risky Business (1983) All The Right Moves (1983) The Color Of Money (1986) Cocktail (1988)

Martin Skouboe

Yeeeees! Another amazing Nick Cage movie. We're getting ever closer to Lord of War!

Jan Sørensen
>>114307880

Yes thats right. Actually never seen that one despite the hype, I'm a bit hesitent about the subject matter, a hard watch I hear.

Björn Karlsson
>>114307880

I really like Flickering lights 🥰🥰 Oh those poor cows 🤣🤣 and the squirrel 😆😆 "Hey!!! you stepped on a condom " etc etc... 😁😁😁

CamNofx

oh oui Lord of war est super !!!

Blake Evans

I would like to recommend a "Mindbenders" poll. That is to say films that don't necessarily follow the normal film structure or theme, a la Predestination(2014), The Prestige(2006), Cloud Atlas(2012), Looper(2012), 12 Monkeys(1995), Memento(2000), Vanilla Sky (2001) [Another Tom Cruise Film], Fight Club(1998), and I believe arguably one of the greatest love stories put to film The Fountain(2006). For some strange reason though almost no one agrees with me on The Fountain. These films usually require some fierce attention to detail while watching, and can even be more fruitful on second, third, or even fourth viewings. Of course, only the first we would share on this channel.

Björn Karlsson
>>114383080

Log in with the same password as on Patreon in the main menu. Chose name and display image. The best way is to use advanced mode. If you do that, you can rank your requests. Nr.1 gets 1.8 p and the last 0.2 p. 😊

Jeffrey Schmidbauer
>>114383080

Okay, one last question, I promise. How do I access the request list by using the app? So far, I've only been using the link you provided. I can't find the menu item in the app.

Björn Karlsson
>>114383080

Ehh...🤔🤔 Well if you not using the link I sent you. I just "Google up" popcorn request and logged in. Next time you go to popcorn request, you will be inlogged. It's the same for my phone and computer 🙂

peter

When is this dropping i been waiting 2 see it for a few days now

Omar

I’m surprised they haven’t done Steel Magnolias, that seems like it’d be right up their alley.

Steve Miller

A few suggestions for movies that are fun to watch: Raising Arizona, Thomas Crown Affair, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. And if you want to see the less edgy side of Jack Nicholson: About Schmidt

Björn Karlsson
>>114255683

Or the swedish movie Beyond the border. 😉😉 It was actually a big pleasent suprise that you requested that movie 😊😊😊 Have you seen any of Lukas Moodysson's movies? Show me love, Together, Lilya 4-ever and We are the best are really good. But Lilya 4-ever is a tough one 😬😬

Michael Detlefsen

I will second a recommendation for The Thomas Crown affair (1968). The first one marginally over the second one. Also Secondhand Lions (2003) and Gambit (the 1966 one).