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Purchased Movies Update - 10/31 (Patreon)

Published:
2025-11-01 01:04:50
Imported:
2026-06

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Hi friends! Here's the updated list of upcoming purchased movies. As our schedule stands now, these take us into the middle of February.

  1. Pretty Woman

  2. Runaway Bride

  3. Holes

  4. The Women (1939)

  5. Harold and Maude

  6. Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown

  7. Fanny and Alexander

  8. Gold Diggers of 1933

  9. Seven Brides for Seven Brothers

  10. Lars and the Real Girl

  11. Safety Not Guaranteed

  12. Working Girl

  13. Superman (2025)

  14. The Contender

  15. The Last Mimzy

  16. Miracle on 34th Street (1994)

  17. The Wind That Shakes the Barley

  18. Crazy Rich Asians

  19. Igby Goes Down

  20. The Shop Around the Corner

  21. This Time Next Year

  22. Pi

  23. Oh, God

  24. The Final Countdown

  25. Made in Dagenham

  26. A Ghost Story

  27. Noises Off

  28. Tokyo Godfathers

  29. Muriel's Wedding

  30. To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything Julie Newmar

  31. Running Out of Time

  32. The Joy Luck Club

  33. The Three Musketeers (1973)

  34. WarGames

  35. The Family Stone

  36. Hannah and Her Sisters

  37. What Ever Happened to Baby Jane

  38. Before Sunrise

  39. Before Sunset

  40. Gifted

  41. Tootsie

  42. About a Boy

  43. Overboard (1987)

  44. Bon Voyage

  45. Interview with the Vampire

  46. A Bridge Too Far

  47. Memories of Murder

  48. Barton Fink

  49. Withnail & I

  50. She's Gotta Have It

  51. Stardust

  52. The Dressmaker

  53. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum

  54. Richard III (1995)

  55. Pontypool

  56. Running on Empty

  57. Frailty

  58. Swimming with Sharks

  59. Radio Flyer

  60. My Fair Lady

  61. Tommy

  62. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (1982 stage version)

  63. Black Christmas (1974)

Comments

acidnova

I always love just how varied the picks are! And I'm also glad that you guys started regularly posting your lists of upcoming purchased films. It definitely adds a lot of anticipation for us to look forward to what's coming!

David
>>192240446

100%, the mix of old & new, acclaimed & unheralded makes for a fantastic mix of stuff.

Statmanjeff

Two thumbs up for Holes, Pretty Woman, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Working Girl, Oh God, WarGames, and Overboard. (Three thumbs for Runny on Empty if possible.) One thumb up for Harold and Maude, Muriel’s Wedding, The Joy Luck Club, and Interview with the Vampire. Only one muscle fiber twitch for To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything Julie Newmar, The Three Musketeers, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane, Tootsie and Tommy. No thumbs for My Fair Lady (just wasn’t to my liking, needs editing — much much much prefer the 1938 black and white Pygmalion release starring Leslie Howard and Wendy Hiller).

yann hollister

This is funny because i know 0 movie from that list, i feel so stupid lol

Daniel Bickermann

This is something I really appreciate about this channel, not only the measured, smart and thoughtful analysis, but the surprisingly obscure and non-mainstream film choices. As a bona fide cineast I can really appreciate that, and there are some of the absolute best hidden gems of all times in this list: Harold and Maude, Fanny and Alexander, Lars and the Real Girl, Pi, Barton Fink, Withnail & I... but paradoxically I'm most excited about Noises Off: In my opinion the funniest movie of all time (yes, really!), and while its original play is still a theatre classic the movie has unjustly been pretty much forgotten. I can't wait!

cruzinbosco

Yay! Overboard!!!! In my top 10 movies. I rewatch it several times a year, as does my whole family.

Jonathan Eaton

Tommy!? Is that The Who's Tommy(1975)? I sure hope so!

fire12wife

YAAAAY! Two of mine are next! These are my purchases for this list: Pretty Woman (1990) Runaway Bride (1999) Miracle on 34th Street (1994)... John Hughes did this one, it's great! WarGames (1983) The Family Stone (2005)... one of Diane Keaton's best movies! Overboard (1987)

Andy Schreiber
>>192414055

War Games is a really fun choice! I saw it when it first came out (yes, I'm just that old!), and haven't since. I will really look forward to that!

Actuarial Lurker

I've only seen 21 of these 63 films so this should be interesting

Ben Gilbert

Looking forward to Tokyo Godfathers, a remake of the John Wayne movie.

Erica

Fun fact for ya: after Santino Fontana left Crazy Ex-girlfriend to go back to new york, one of his first roles back in the city was the lead on Tootsie on Broadway!

Ben Gilbert

Attend the tale of Sweeney Todd! Is the 1982 version the one with Angela Lansbury as Mrs. Lovett? There was a non-musical film in 1936, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, starring the appropriately named Tod Slaughter. There were also a couple of silent films and a Showtime movie in the '90s. I saw the Broadway revival a couple of years ago with Joe Locke as Tobias and Josh Groban as Todd. Groban was great, though not as good as George Hearn.

Bekka NoyB

The Family Stone would be great xmas pick!

Andy Schreiber
>>192809352

Yes! This is the 1982 version with Angela Lansbury and George Hearn, filmed in Los Angeles. I saw that production live there. L.A. audiences just didn't want to turn out for a show with these dark themes (not saying what they are so as not to provide any spoilers for Joe & Kevin, who I'm sure read these comments, so shhhh!), and there was barely anybody in the theater. I was a student at the time, with no money, so I had bought the cheapest tickets at the back of the top balcony, and five minutes before curtain, ushers came around and told us to go get seats anywhere we wanted in the Orchestra or "Founders Circle," which is the first level up, and considered by many to be the best seats in the house, as they were closing the Loge, Balcony A, and Balcony B levels. It was an amazing night. And yes - Hearn was INCREDIBLE, as, of course, was Lansbury. (In case you couldn't tell, I'm the party responsible for putting this on the list.)

Rootbeero

Hello, just joined as a member. Excited to purchase a film to add to the list, but just wanted to make sure I understood the process first. Is there any difference between the “You Pick It, We Watch It” items in the shop? Also, is there any running list of movies that have already been reacted to (aside from going through the YouTube channel’s entire video catalog). Just wanted to make sure I’m not just requesting a previously recorded reaction. Thanks!

acidnova
>>192882082

Welcome! There's no difference between the items in the shop that I've ever noticed but I like going in numerical order as it helps me keep track of how many I've purchased. I suspect it was just a way to make it easier for people to buy multiple movies. You just buy one and send a private message to the guys to let them know what movie you want them to watch. You can also ask them ahead of time if they've already seen a movie you're interested in purchasing. They're pretty responsive. They do have movie playlists on Patreon so you can try using the search function just to see if the movie you want has already been posted here. While it's not as easy as looking through a spreadsheet or doc, it's helpful. And like I said, you can always ask

Juley

The Contender, Muriel’s Wedding, The Joy Luck Club….I’m in movie heaven!!!!!

Sammy Fan

I can't wait to see the Women and Gold Diggers of 1933. Thee Women's cast is amazing and the dances and camera work in Gold Diggers still hold up. Please don't skip over them.