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Purchased Films Update (8/31) (Patreon)

Published:
2025-08-31 13:49:31
Imported:
2026-06

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Hello friends! Just a quick update to the upcoming movies. As a reminder, we watch 3 movies each week. We also will move any longer (3hrs+) movies to Friday since that's our shortest recording day. You're introducing us to fantastic movies. Keep them coming!

  1. Pearl

  2. Sparks Brothers

  3. Amadeus

  4. Wicked

  5. That's Entertainment

  6. Master and Commander

  7. Infernal Affairs

  8. In the Name of the Father

  9. Charlie Wilson's War

  10. Blast From the Past

  11. Fiddler on the Roof

  12. All of us Strangers

  13. Mr. Holland's Opus

  14. Liberty Heights

  15. Saltburn

  16. Rent: Filmed Live on Broadway

  17. The Adventures of Robin Hood

  18. Immortal Beloved

  19. Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day

  20. First Position

  21. Bedknobs and Broomsticks

  22. The Electrical Life of Louis Wain

  23. Two for the Road

  24. Beautiful Girls

  25. The Birdcage

  26. Wings of Desire

  27. Now and Then

  28. The King's Choice

  29. One Day

  30. High Society

  31. Pretty Woman

  32. Runaway Bride

Comments

Erica

There's so many! Im excited for now and then, my sister and i borrowed the vhs from the library in the 90s and watched it so many times 😂

Barbara St John

Please please please be the first to do Captains Courageous 1936 with Spencer Tracy (Oscar win) and the magnificent Freddie Bartholomew You guys are great. The only reactor to do my other favorite film Out of Africa. Thank you. You have a great list up ahead. Can’t wait 😊🎥

Erin Mileur

The Birdcage you guys are in for a treat.

Lola Lirola

Certified gems on that list, for real!

Peggy G

Whomever bought Beautiful Girls, I tip my cap to you.

Laura Dawson

Bedknobs and Broomsticks???? 😀

HereBeMeghan

Hell yeah, purchase people. Some real great ones coming up. (Most excited for Master & Commander, Bedknobs & Broomsticks, and Now & Then 😍)

Sammy Fan
>>185697657

If I had the $75, that and Fury with Spencer Tracy would top my list.

Maddy D.

I’m BEYOND pumped for you to watch Now and Then! Very much a coming of age story similar to stand by me 😊😊

acidnova

Oh, Mrs. Pettigrew Lives for a Day is such a sweet little movie! Thanks to whomever bought that one!

Chemical Em

wow such cool movies to look forward to

Jeff

Wow! Wings of Desire is a masterpiece, I just never thought I'd see anyone react to it. Thanks to whomever selected it!

Jonathan

Excited for Bedknobs and Broomsticks. I love live action Disney.

I🖤Kraken

Beautiful Girls just makes me swoon... And The Birdcage! So many great actors at the top of their game; Charlie Chaplin would be proud... Really fun movie choices, everyone. Thanks so much!

DelGuy03

I'm so excited for Two for the Road! Possibly my all-time favorite movie.

cruzinbosco

YES!!! Now and Then + multiple Julia movies?!?!?! ❤️

dys
>>185709397

That was a childhood favorite, looking forward to seeing how it holds up not having seen it in probably 30 years.

Cristy

The Birdcage, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, One Day, High Society and Pretty Woman!!! I love how everyone here has such great (and similar) taste in movies.

Statmanjeff

As to Bedknobs and Broomsticks -- Why? Loved the lead, but everything else, including direction and the story, falls short. As to The Birdcage, I presume you're going after the English language remake rather than the French original. As to Blast From the Past — YES! As to Mr. Holland’s Opus — I still say “Eh. Nice idea but…” As to Pretty Woman — I can see why so many people love it (excluding my brother, who loathes Julia Roberts for some reason I don’t share). I hope that someday somebody purchases for you The Court Jester (1955), Holes (2003), Running On Empty (1988), The Hidden (1987), Block-Heads (1938), Sons of the Desert (1933), Way Out West (1937), The Bohemian Girl (1936), The Song of Bernadette (1943), Ball of Fire (1941), Christmas in Connecticut (1945), Miracle (2004), Sabrina (1954), Mister Roberts (1955), Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942), The Quiet Man (1952), The Way He Looks (2014), or The Vampire’s Assistant (2009) so they can be added to your list of things to watch.

Tania Gardner

I was going to buy a movie that I’d love you guys to see - but how do I know if you haven’t seen it already or not?

Pam Nail
>>185719775

I'm so happy to see so much love for Beautiful Girls in these comments! One of those movies I always assumed no one but me loved.

Riesling

can´t wait for master&commander

Bean's friend

How does the movie purchase work - is it just clicking on one of the available "purchase" options and submitting a title? I'm new here and have been loving some of the ones I'm already seeing on the list but have also been dying to add one of my own.

Cristy
>>185890397

Yep, click on one of those and purchase then DM the guys with the movie you want them to watch : ) If you want it to be a first time watch let them know that too.

Jenna Woginrich

I love spooky movies about things like ghosts, monsters, demons, etc. But I don't understand why people like slashers. I could only watch some of this and then I minimized the screen and just listened like a podcast.

Erica

A two part question: have you guys seen Over the Garden Wall (2014)? It's an animated tv show, 10 episodes that are about 11 minutes each, so the whole series is the length of a movie. If you haven't seen it, and someone wanted to commission it, would it work the same as a regular movie? Or would you want to cover like a tv show, since it is one?

Rob Bob

Is there a weekly poll, or a way to vote, for upcoming content?

Maddy D.

As soon as I’m able I want to buy Uptown Girls for you guys to watch I think you’re the perfect duo to do it justice

Cristy

RIP Robert Redford. Such sad news. Hopefully we can have a RR movie poll soon.

Jason Puhalla

characters are based on people creator David Simon met while working as a journalist in Baltimore. This includes Omar himself, who is actually an amalgam of a few folks -- including a guy named Donnie Andrews, who, according to David Simon, actually made the leap from that episode in a similar situation. Only in real life, it wasn't the fourth floor: ↪ He made that jump from the sixth.

Actuarial Lurker

Joe and Kevin- since you are about to watch "In the Name of the Father" in a few days I just purchased a watch request for "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" (2006) a film about 1920s Ireland and their War of Independence that sets up the independent country which is now the current Republic of Ireland...graphic, heartbreaking, fictionalized but based on real history.