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Have you yet considered Event Horizon for a react? You've seen enough horror flicks now that you should be ready for this one. As well, I also recommend watching Ultramarines and Helsreach -- these are films set in the Warhammer 40000 franchise, and they'd be a good primer for when the Warhammer 40K Cinematic Universe launches in the next couple of years with Henry Cavill (Man of Steel, The Witcher, Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare) as Executive Producer

Just watched an amazing movie based on true events the name is Finest Hours awesome movie must recommend

oh my goodness… True Romance? Well… that’ll be an experience for sure.

Maybe for the foreign film poll... maybe could include the category type of each movie because... maybe fewer people would have seen the film and would have to guess from the title alone what kind of movie it might be (for example "Thriller" "Comedy" et cetera). A link to a full description would be better though. Also maybe the less Cassie knows about the film the better, maybe, so the descriptions would be for the voters... who may not be familiar with some titles. Another thought - a different reactor started saying on their poll "Please only vote for a movie that you plan to watch - if you are not going to watch it, don't vote for it." Which I think is sensible. It's a solution to certain particular issues.

I can’t wait for Memphis Belle! Here are a few of my favorite foreign films: - Cinema Paradiso (1988) Italian Drama - The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928) Classic French Silent Film **Must-see** Viggo’s favorite film!! - The Secret in Their Eyes (2009) Argentina Crime/Thriller - Shall We Dance? (1992) Japanese Rom-com - Forbidden Games (1952) French War Drama Highly recommend driving cross-country in the U.S. South Carolina is absolutely beautiful and before I moved from Arlington, Virginia I went to see the cherry blossoms in D.C. - stunning 😍

Cassie, based on your observed appreciation and sensitivity for films based on true stories, drama, war, etc. I think you would very likely appreciate the movie THE KILLING FIELDS (from 1984), which is based on a true story of journalists in the events in Cambodia in the mid 1970s, and one of the lead actors was an actual refugee/survivor. It won and was nominated for several Oscars.

The Host (2006) - Korean, by Bong Joon-ho (I forgot this one, I used to recommend it all the time...🙂) (Edit) Top 3 choice from my foreign film recommends - but I can't tell if these are the "best" - the other ones I mentioned I haven't seen in a while... Hard Boiled (1992) - Hero (2002) - Godzilla Minus One (2023) available streaming soon

ok , wow 4 hours thats crazy . Y'ALL must of been hurtin 😋😄 I'm right there with you on the movie quiz especially since they are fresh in your mind , so did they see most of the movies ? pictures are great , that bridge one with the water 😍😍 sorry no foreign films come to mind.

Been waiting for Memphis Belle for a while! Hell yeah!!!

Love that your movie knowledge is invading your real life, that's so cool. You'll love Memphis belle which is much more of the story of a single air crew of the 8th Air Force in the 324th Bombardment squadron. Your vacation photos look great, glad you enjoyed the south! Come back anytime!

I was raised in a time when men were tough showed strong and controlled their emotions wartime Vietnam and thank you for reacting to We were soldiers young people don't understand what we truly went through over there

Also movies based on true inspirational stories such as The 5th quarter brought tears to my eyes and I've never as an adult cried about anything

Heart warming movies like Forever my girl always are a great viewing

looks like you had a great time in SC! the trees are so pretty there foreign film suggestions: HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS (2004) chinese action/romance PANS LABYRINTH (2006) spanish fantasy/war TRAIN TO BUSAN (2016) s.korean action/thriller SOCIETY OF THE SNOW (2023) spanish adventure/thriller

btw, those Chucktown photos look familiar. Is that Middleton Place, the old rice plantation just out of town along the Ashely River that somehow missed Sherman's torches? They have tremendous gardens.

I feel like you've done plenty of Next Gen homework - bring on the movies!!

True Romance is actually known for one scene it should be two but " The Sicilian Scene" (Christopher Walker/Dennis Hopper) is one of the most iconic scenes in movie history. Tarantino himself has said that is one of his most proudest moments. Tony Scott directed this but Tarantino wrote the screenplay. James Gandolfini was cast as Tony Soprano because of this movie. Gary Oldman and Val Kilmer are so well disguised you won't recognize them.

Foreign films: Your Name(2016 ‧Japanese/Fantasy/Romance) - I have requested this about 100 times and will continue to do so because believe you will love it. It's kinda like a Disney movie combined with a rom-com designed for a 16 year old and mixed with some Sci-Fi. What could go wrong? :D Ip Man (2008) - Chinese movie based on a true story.

Hey all. In a recent Star Trek reaction. (The Data/Sherlock one) if I heard right Cassie seemed to imply that she hadn’t really seen any Sherlock Holmes stuff. I don’t think she mentioned the RDJ movies or the British series with dr strange :). Is it possible she really hasn’t seen these or did I miss something?

Southern eating. Have you tried BOILED PEANUTS? They are the snack of the south. Available in most gas stations sold in foam cups, freshly boiled (although now they are also available pre-boiled and sold in cans).

Oh Memphis Belle! Awesome film.

Such beautiful pictures, but…AaaaCHOO!! Makes me sneeze. lol. Everyone looks beautiful and happy!

Foreign film - canadian stuff - Map of the Human Heart (1992). Amazing. Will make you cry. Right up Cassie’s alley.

Hopefully you've included this already, 3 Idiots

Those trees always remind me of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. Interesting Clint Eastwood directed flick. Hope you're having a happy and healthy spring! Psyched to finally be on Patreon.

Solaris (1972) - Soviet Russia, "Solyaris" Andrei Tarkovsky, Stanislaw Lem I saw it in the theater 😄 "bozhe moi" translates to "holy moly!"

foreign films..., Bandits (1997) - German Godzilla Minus One (2023) - Japanese Hard Boiled (1992) - Chinese/Hong Kong Tampopo (1985) - Japanese (tampopo means dandelion) Hero (2002) - Chinese Rampo, The Mystery of (1994) - Japanese (Rampo or "Ranpo" is a "legendary writer...") Baahubali (2015/2017) - India/Telugu/Tamil (Baahubali means "strong-armed" from Sanskrit) Black Orpheus (1959) - Portuguese

wow so scenic !

M (1931) - German - after the police fail to catch a child serial killer, the criminal underworld takes their turn at stopping him.

Battle Royale is my pick. Also anything Studio Ghibli - I guess you must already have seen these if they haven't already been picked?

'Das Boot' and 'Downfall'. Both german and 2 of the best WWII Movies, period. Both from the german perspective, which is rare, and masterpieces.

Great European movies: Show me love (of course), Trollhunter, Lamb, Das boot, Downfall, Slim Susie, The wave, The girl trilogy, Sisu, Flickering lights, The Hunt, Speak no evil, Let the right one in, Run Lola run....

You are having a Buttered on the 29 of March? The Southern states of the US are not that backwards, are they?😄

Foreign movie suggestions: DAS BOOT / THE BOAT (1981) - Probably the most well-known German movie internationally. I recommend the longer Director's Cut, although here in Europe you don't even have access to the theatrical afaik. GOOD BYE LENIN! (2003) - In 1990 a young man is trying to shield his mother awaking from a coma from the reality that the Berlin wall has fallen, and her beloved East Germany is no more. DAS LEBEN DER ANDEREN / THE LIVES OF OTHERS (2006) - A 2007 Oscar winner about how the East German secret police is surveilling someone. THE INTOUCHABLES (2011) - A quadriplegic aristocrat hires a young man from the projects to be his caregiver. LES AVENTURES DE RABBI JACOB / THE MAD ADVENTURES OF RABBI JACOB (1973) - Probably doesn't have a chance, just wanted to give some recognition to the amazing comedian Louis de Funès. My first pick would have been LA GRANDE VADROUILLE (1966), a WW2 comedy, but apparently that is not streaming in the USA.

Rashomon is great and all but The Hidden Fortress gave us Star Wars..It would be cool for Cassie to catch all the similarities

A lot of good ones have been mentioned, out of those, ‘Rashomon’ is my favorite. To me, it’s Kurosawa’s greatest contribution to cinema. But if I may, I’ll add two films. One is ‘Incendies’ (2010), one of Denis Villenueve’s (director of Dune) first films, it is truly astonishing. The other is ‘The Hunt’ (2012), a Danish film with Mads Mikkelsen giving maybe the best performance of his career. It’s also tough to watch but I believe it’s very important. And let me know if you need coaching tips from a licensed UEFA coach🫡

Two great korean movies: Memories of murder Mother

Foreign film: "Cinema Paradiso!" It has so many "tender" moments you'll probably faint 😜 Also you'd probably like "The Kite Runner"

More foreign movies is always appreciated.

Foreign film suggestions Let the Right One In Shin Godzilla Hero

I know you love Rom-Coms Cassie, but remember - romance is fleeting, but HORROR is FOREVER!!!!!!!! (cue heavy metal song, something by Slayer would work nicely) - sponsored by the Classic Horror poll committee (me).

Nice pictures Cassie! I am glad you had a great time...ohhh and foreign movies.....just one, a 1988 french movie, "the big blue". Is close to my heart, maybe because I love the blue color of the sea and the sky , I like dolphins and was a movie I watched a lot in my youth....is directed by Luc besson, the same director of the 5th element...

Jersey shore here born and raised on the beach

A good underdog movie I think you might like is a Mark Wahlberg movie called Invisible

As a lifelong (well mostly) South Carolinian I'm thrilled you loved our "little costal town" some of the best food, arts, and history this country has to offer.

Wow. Charleston SC is high on my list for a US destination to visit. Foreign movie nom: DRIVE MY CAR (2021) [Japanese] --Nominated for Oscar for Best Picture --Won Oscar for Best International Film

Welcome home from Charleston Cassie! Glad you had a great vacation with your cousins! And so sorry the trip home was stress-fest. Beautiful pics of you, Carly and the cousins! I don’t have a lot of experience with foreign language films, but I would like to suggest the original Japanese release of Godzilla (not the American release, which is dubbed in English). I think this would be a great precursor to your eventual (I hope!) journey into The Monsterverse. Spring has finally arrived here on Long Island! And I’m loving it!! I’m on the road a lot and spend a lot of time outdoors with my job, and there’s nothing better than doing it in sunny 60 degree weather 😎. Looking forward to this weeks lineup and the rest of the Final Four winners.

Did you visit the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church where that shooting took place? Pretty powerful, I was down there as victims right advocate. Walking through that church is like walking on hollowed ground.

Apocalypto, directed by Mel Gibson. I dare you.

The Lives of Others (2006)

I'm glad you enjoyed my nape of the woods- uh, neck of the wape- no, neck of the woods. Does 'foreign' specifically mean in another language, or do English films from other countries count as well? 3 Australian films- Malcolm (1986), Ground Zero (1987) and Shame (1987), as well as a Scottish film- Comfort and Joy (1984).

LOVE to see Memphis Belle on here out of the blue…you’ll love it! I got give Masters of the Air a full shake. It didn’t grab me at first but I’ll chalk it up to being during a busy time for me. I’m sure it’s very good.

Great photos of all y’all! As for foreign language films, you have quite a few great suggestions here. Very. very fond of CINEMA PARADISO (Italian and a love note to the movies) and WINGS OF DESIRE (German) but I’ll add BROTHERHOOD OF THE WOLF because it’s pretty amazing, and because Émilie Dequenne, Monica Bellucci and Vincent Cassel all in the same film.

Foreign films: Possibly my favorite film of all time is LES ENFANTS DU PARADIS (1945), a remarkable romantic epic miraculously made during the German occupation of France. I think you would love it. Another French film I would recommend include DIVA (1981), a stylish and quirky thriller that kind of set the aesthetic tone for the 80s, and for your cinematic education you have to delve into the films of Francois Truffaut; either 400 BLOWS or JULES ET JIM will do nicely. From Sweden: It's also time that a cinephile like you is introduced to Ingmar Bergman, a tremendously influential filmmaker. Probably his most accessible film and ultimate statement is FANNY AND ALEXANDER, which I think you'd like, and if you want to get a lot of film buffs' references and jokes you should watch THE SEVENTH SEAL. From Japan: aside from the obligatory animation you should watch Kurosawa's RAN, one of the great war movies, and a weird and funny film called TAMPOPO might be the best way to get inside the modern Japanese psyche. Germany: THE TIN DRUM is an intense masterpiece; DAS BOOT is the closest you'll ever get to being inside a submarine, THE LIVES OF OTHERS is an engrossing character study with amazing acting. And WINGS OF DESIRE is essential viewing. Russia: ALEXANDER NEVSKY, HAMLET, and SOLARIS. The Soviets knew how to do historical epics, Shakespeare and metaphysical sci-fi as well as anyone.

Gonna recommend the Viggo Mortenzen Spanish language film Alatriste(AKA Captain Alatriste: The Spanish Musketeer). I don't think I've ever seen it, but I've always wanted to. It was one of the films he made after LOTR, so he is quite Aragonish. Imagine Aragorn with a big moustache and a big hat.

Le Samourai (1957), a fun French twist on the American Film Noir genre. Tokyo Story (1953) by master Japanese filmmaker, Yasujiro Ozu. Also Certified Copy (2010) though this may cause Cassie too much confusion! I'M still confused...even though I loved it.

Foreign Film - "Das Boot" - A German U-boat stalks the frigid waters of the North Atlantic as its young crew experience the sheer terror and claustrophobic life of a submariner in World War II.

"The past is a foreign country." I shall thus recommend the foreign-language film Much Ado About Nothing (1993 or 2012, Ye Olde Englishe).

Foreign movie nom: Black Book (The Netherlands)

You need to visit more Southern states. There really is southern hospitality and so many beautiful places to visit and we have the best food ever.

Cool I'll mention a foreign film I'm fairly certain nobody will suggest. "Run Lola Run" 1998. It's a Germany film and subtitled. The filming style reminds me a little of the first Matrix film.

I love that you are doing a foreign movie poll I would chose these first. 1) Germany "Das Boot" (1981) there are two versions I prefer the longer version but it doesn't matter to me which you pick. 2) Japan "High and Low" (1963). 3) France "Le Samurai" (1967) one of the coolest films. 4) Sweden "Show Me Love" 1998 known also as "Fu#*ing Amal" 5) Italy "The Conformist" (1970) 6) Hong Kong " In the Mood for Love" 2000. 7) Germany "Downfall" 2004. 8) China "Hero" 2002. 9) Spain "The Devil's Backbone" 2002 by Guillermo Del Toro 10) Japan "The Twighlight Samurai" 2002. 11) Italy "Cinema Paradiso" 1988. These are all great choices to star out with.

I second the recommendations of Life Is Beautiful (1997, Italian), Kung Fu Hustle (2004, Chinese), and Ip Man (2008, Chinese). I'll add the very successful: - The Mad Adventures of Rabbi Jacob (1973, French) - The Visitors (1993, French) - Bon Cop, Bad Cop (2006, French and English) [ADDED:] And while I'm at it: El Mariachi (1992, Spanish).

Foreign Language film recommendations: ROME, OPEN CITY (1945) PAISAN (1946) BICYCLE THIEVES (1948) STRAY DOG (1949) IKIRU (1952) UMBERTO D. (1952) TOKYO STORY (1953) UGETSU (1953) LA STRADA (1954) JOURNEY TO ITALY (1954) PATHER PANCHALI (1955) THRONE OF BLOOD (1957) NIGHTS OF CABIRIA (1957) THE HIDDEN FORTRESS (1958) THE 400 BLOWS (1959) HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR (1959) BREATHLESS (1960) THE BAD SLEEP WELL (1960) LA DOLCE VITA (1960) SHOOT THE PIANO PLAYER (1960) EYES WITHOUT A FACE (1960) L’AVVENTURA (1960) LAST YEAR AT MARIENBAD (1961) YOJIMBO (1961) SANJURO (1962) JULES AND JIM (1962) HIGH AND LOW (1963) 8 1/2 (1963) CONTEMPT (1963) THE LEOPARD (1963) BANDE À PART (1964) THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS (1966) THE CONFORMIST (1970) DEATH IN VENICE (1971) TOUKI BOUKI (1973) KAGEMUSHA (1980) COUP DE TORCHON (1981) DAS BOOT (1981) FITZCARRALDO (1982) THE OFFICIAL STORY (1985) AU REVOIR LES ENFANTS (1987) WINGS OF DESIRE (1987) CINEMA PARADISO (1988) THE VANISHING (1988) WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN (1988) THE KILLER (1989) RAISE THE RED LANTERN (1991) FAREWELL MY CONCUBINE (1992) The THREE COLORS Trilogy: BLUE (1993), WHITE (1994) & RED (1994) CHUNGKING EXPRESS (1994) LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL (1997) FOUR DAYS IN SEPTEMBER (1997) INSOMNIA (1997) RUN LOLA RUN (1998) ALL ABOUT MY MOTHER (1999) Y TU MAMÁ TAMBIÉN (2001) CITY OF GOD (2002) INFERNAL AFFAIRS (2002) OLDBOY (2003) DOWNFALL (2004)

Well, I hope Y’ALL had a good time, lol. Did you eat or drink anything especially good down in South Carolina? (I’m a foodie) Looks like a fun couple of movie in the pipeline - very excited! Sorry, I don’t know any foreign films that you haven’t seen already. [Snatch, Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and Chocolat’ you’ve already watched] I think?

My first foreign pick is “Joy Luck Club”, but I have a feeling that it doesn’t qualify, so my second pick is “Eat Drink Man Woman”.

Foreign- The Man Who Sued God (2001) [a nice little romance], La reine Margot (1994) [I remember liking it but I don't remember anything about it], The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (2009), Ichi (2008), Canadian Bacon (1995) [OK not foreign but maybe I can slip it by the goalie?]

My suggestion of foreign films: El secreto de sus ojos (2009), from Argentina Den Skyldige (2018), from Denmark Kimi no na wa (2016), from Japan I have seen those with subtitles. I personally don't mind but subtitles are not popular in the US. The first two have been remade in the US but the originals are far better. The third one has been dubbed in English pretty well.

Speaking as a Southerner, let me just say that Cassie and Carly are an absolutely lovely pair of honorary Southern Belles! That being said, and sincerely meant, I think you would both LOVE "Memphis Belle", so I hope Carly can watch it with you!

Looks like you had a wonderful trip! Never been to South Carolina before. Looks beautiful! Glad you had got to take a little respite from your busy schedule. Sounds like you’re recharged and ready to jump back into the swing of things. Looks like a nice eclectic week of reactions. Looking forward to all three!

Suggestions for foreign films, since anything from studio Ghibli can be tricky on YouTube, I won’t suggest anything from them, but here some good ones: Amilie, House of Flying Daggers, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, La Vie en Rose, Kung Fu Hustle, Diabolique, in the Mood for Love, and Pan’s Labyrinth. Also, from last year, both Anatomy of a Fall and Zone of Interest were very good.

Foreign film: Your Name (2016) or Cinema Paradiso (1988) (theatrical release not director's cut)

The Raid: Redemption (Indonesian action/martial arts) or Brotherhood of the Wolf (French period action horror) or 13 assassins (Japanese samurai action)

Foreign film suggestions: Das Boot, Downfall

Which cut of True Romance will we be watching? I need to order it ahead of time. Thanks!

Foreign movies!?!? Rashomon! It's by Akira Krosawa (Seven Samurai) it's a courtroom drama! (Sort of) and has inspired story-tellers ever since; you'll find the premise familiar! You'll see some familiar faces from Seven Samurai, too. (Kurosawa used many of the same actors over and over)

My suggestion of foreign films: M (1931) Amour (2012) Pan's Labyrinth (2006) A Seperation (2011) Grave of the Fireflies (1988) The Lives of Others (2006)

Cyrano de Bergerac 1990. It's a more faithful telling of, the source material for Roxanne, which you have reacted to. It's a beautiful love story, I think you'd love it

When I read about how you kept asking everyone if they've seen this or that movie and couldn't stop talking about them, I laughed so hard. Listen to our Cassie The Movie Buff! Guys, she's one of us! Awesome pics. Looking forward to more movies, and more Trek!

SOCIETY OF THE SNOW (2023) Spanish, adventure drama, true story MARSHLAND (2014) Spanish, detective thriller NORTH FACE (2008) German, adventure drama, true story HOWL'S MOVING CASTLE (2004) Japanese, animated adventure

Ah soccer! I was a coach for 15 years and the president of our youth league for 7. While I don’t miss the admin side, I do miss coaching. A few Foreign Films I enjoy: Cyrano de Bergerac (1990) The Secret in Their Eyes (2009) Throne of Blood (essentially based on MacBeth 1957) Admittedly, most of the foreign films I watch are horror and would not fit in the “scary, but not too scary” category 🤣

Speaking of Hitchcock (well we weren't speaking of Hitchcock, but we were talking about the Hitchcockian-like CHARADE), since Cassie has now seen VERTIGO, NORTH BY NORTHWEST, PSYCHO, and THE BIRDS, she is now ready to see the the Mel Brooks film HIGH ANXIETY, which spoofs all those Hitchcock films. And if Cassie likes Mel Brooks spoof films (she liked MEN IN TIGHTS and YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, and tolerated SPACEBALLS) as much as I like to write too-long run on sentences like the first sentence of this post and this one, she will love HIGH ANXIETY!!!!

A thought: a lot of great foreign films have been remade for American audiences (for good or for ill). You could do an original/remake poll. Off of the top of my head, excluding ones I know you've seen: - THE INTOUCHABLES/THE UPSIDE - THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO - LET THE RIGHT ONE IN/LET ME IN - SPOORLOOS/THE VANISHING - RINGU/THE RING - INSOMNIA - LA CAGE AUX FOLLES/THE BIRDCAGE

I would recommend Volver (2006)

Great photos! That's so awesome, I've been through but never TO Charleston, probably not your scene but I've always wanted to visit some of their supposedly haunted sites, I love that stuff lol. For foreign movies, I have to recommend CITY OF GOD, a true story from Brazil. Oh, and PAN'S LABYRINTH, directed by Guillermo Del Toro. Also, super excited about True Romance, love that movie.

Lots of great foreign film suggestions so far! I would add to the list “Beauty and the Beast” (1946) by the French filmmaker, Jean Cocteau. It’s a surreal, dreamy take on the familiar fairy tale with great sets, costumes and black & white cinematography. I think you’d really enjoy it.

My favorite foreign films (no particular order, just off of the top of my head): DANGAL RIFIFI RAN ANOTHER ROUND PLAYTIME DAS BOOT GRAND ILLUSION THE RULES OF THE GAME LE SAMOURAI HIGH AND LOW TOKYO STORY BICYCLE THIEVES PICKPOCKET EL AURA THE THREE MUSKETEERS PART 1: D'ARTAGNAN THE THREE MUSKETEERS PART 2: MILADY THE ZONE OF INTEREST TONI ERDMANN A SEPARATION THE INTOUCHABLES DOWNFALL CINEMA PARADISO 8 1/2 LA STRADA RASHOMON Y TU MAMA TAMBIEN

Messengers (1999) Japanese. The photos are great, glad you had a wonderful time, except the late drive. Although sometimes driving at night when there's little traffic can be enjoyable.

Foreign Movies: Amelie Life Is Beautiful Let the Right One In (original Swedish version) Slumdog Millionaire *anything by Hayao Miyazaki, but they are fast to hit "copyright" claims*

Very nice photos, Cassie. Foreign Film Recommendations: Nosferatu (1922) Germany Gojira(Godzilla) (1954) Japan Life Is Beautiful (1997) Italy

Glad you had a great vacation. Great pictures. Every year my vacation spot is Garden City Beach. It's a couple miles south of Myrtle Beach.

Pleased to see you are opening up to more foreign language films. Here are some of my favorites just off the top of my head that I think you might enjoy. Wild Strawberries The Seventh Seal La Strada La Dolce Vita Bicycle Thieves Play Time M. Hulot's Holiday The 400 Blows The Wild Child Rashomon Ran Dreams Das Boot Aguirre: the Wrath of God Andrei Rublev Rififi Kung Fu Hustle Where is the Friend's House? The Young Girls of Rochefort M Wings of Desire Day for Night Jules & Jim Purple Noon A Man Escaped City of Lost Children Cinema Paradiso Hero

For foreign films I want to also suggest 400 Blows from France an essential coming of age drama and The Wages Of Fear a high octane road movie

It can be foreign language or October, but Train to Busan is excellent.

Presuming you mean the Extra Butter Live is on 4/29.

I'm guessing Cassie won't dig True Romance because it's similar to Pulp Fiction.

My recommendations for a foreign movie poll: *Let the Right One In (since there’s no way it wins the poll currently running) *Rififi (one of the all time great heist movies) *Raid: Redemption (a modern martial arts masterpiece) *In Order of Disappearance (great Scandinavian suspense/thriller) *Rogue (Australian thriller) *The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (the original; this movie is so, so great - my favorite on this list)

How soon do you expect to post the Star Trek TNG season 3? I was wondering since we haven’t seen any since season 2.

Foreign language film: Amelie

Love these pictures Movie master Cassie !!

Spring is alive and well here in Oklahoma!! I'm super excited for True Romance!! It's one of my favorite films of all time!! Foreign Language: Train to Busan

Now that you are a "Movie Buff", of course you're going to see elements of movies in the places you go. Great pictures!!

Belive it or not, but I will suggest the swedish Show me love aka Fxxxing Åmål from 1998. Elin here to the left agrees, but she is still shy.

My suggestions for a foreign movie poll are Lady Snowblood (1973 Japan) the film Tarantino borrowed heavily from to make Kill Bill and then Yojimbo (1961 Japan) by Akira Kurosawa this film would later be remade as the first film in the Clint Eastwood western Dollars trilogy A Fistful Of Dollars..

March 29th = April 29th I assume. 🤣🤣🤣

I'll just repeat my comment here that I hope you watch all 3 remaining Season 3 Star Trek episodes together as a group. You know there were several months separating seasons 3 and 4 of Star Trek, so if you watch the season ender of season 3 and then immediately watch the first episode of season 4, you will be doing something that only a time traveler in 1990 could have done! It is unnatural! It is not meant to be! And the two episodes were meant to be watched in separate sittings, which is why they were produced the way they were! Glad you enjoyed Charlston! That state is just south of my North Carolina, which is a beautiful state also! So excited about what you have coming up! (And I guess I have to watch True Romance, too! LOL)

Ip Man (2008)

Glad you had a good time in Charleston, it's a beautiful city. My sister was just there a few weeks back. For foreign films, there's a bunch, but here are some of my top picks: Nosferatu (1922) - Classic German Vampire story Rashomon (1950) - Japanese film about eyewitness unreliability Rififi (1955) - Classic French heist film The Seventh Seal (1957) - Swedish period piece set in medieval times Das Boot (1981) - German submarine film set in WWII Ran (1985) - Kurozawa takes on King Lear Police Story (1985) - Jackie Chan! Three Colors (1993-1994) - Polish/French trilogy of interconnected movies based on the French flag Oldboy (2003) - Tale of revenge served cold.

Children of Paradise is one of my all time favorite foreign films. I highly recommend it. 🙂

No X-Men: The Last Stand this week?

True Romance wow that's random i don't know if Cassie is gonna like it especially if she didn't like pulp fiction 🤷‍♂️

In the memory of South Carolina, I think I'll suggest something like "Doc Hollywood"

Trips like this are awesome, but with family they're even better.

Charleston looks as wonderful as ever! My foreign film rec: Sweet Bean (2015). It has almost no profile, so probably bad for the channel, but watching it will make your life richer.

Great photos. Charleston is a great place. Glad you had a good time. Also, I think you have lost a month on the extra butter live, it’s April, not March ....:)

Spring is better than Summer, in that it's not too hot! I HATE heatwaves!

It looks like you guys had a lot of fun. I didn’t know you were in a bike gang. 😃

Nice. Shouldn’t it be “pop quiz, hotshot” trivia night though 😉

Cassie, after your trip to my region, you gotta see “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.” It’s based on a true story set in Savannah, Georgia (which is basically a character in the film). It stars John Cusack and was directed by Clint Eastwood. Great movie based on the book of the same name. Don’t worry, despite the name it’s not scary at all. In fact, the last act is a court room drama.

Welcome to being a true cinephile. Everything will remind you of a movie now.

South Carolina. Very beautiful state. Glad y’all enjoyed it.

Such beautiful photos, Cassie!