Upcome what may

Still feel like Peanut Butter Falcon would make it onto your top ten list.

What happened to the Last Dragon, was that ever posted? Did I miss it?

I enjoy your YouTube reactions very much. I look forward. To what you have planned for 2026. I do have a couple of reccomendations For you. For the Charlie Chaplin movie, Modern Times. For an unexpected Rom con...Chasing Amy.

I just joined your Patreon. One of my all time favorite movies that I have never seen anyone react to is, The Station Agent (2003). I would love to see you, or your and your sis react to it. I think you would enjoy it.

For a Charlie Chaplain movie I recommend The Great Dictator (1940) or Modern Times (1936).

maybe you can get to Jack Reacher with your bother or sister as a guest. The late Robert Duvall has some time in this one as well

Did y’all see? Robert Duvall just died….

Hi Cassie, sorry I'm not sure of the format. I am a subscriber but I don't participate in polls yet. So I'm hoping that you receive this message. First off, my wife and I love your channel and we always watch you and your great content. Any ways I just want to let you know of two sure fire sports movies that you'll absolutely love. Please, just keep them in mind for your next Popcorn pick of the month or you next sports themed videos. The first is Hard Ball, staring Keanu Reeves. The second is an 80s movie called The Best of times, starting Robin Williams and Kurt Russell. Both movies are great movies, each are unique, and I think you'll love both of them.

Please watch Andor!!! I would love an excuse to rewatch it

I have a list already for Love Month! Perhaps you could do a romance once a week throughout February since there are so many great options! Maybe you can do a poll?

She is going to HATE Last Dragon..she hasn't done well with camp at all

top 4 new movies are sing sung blue marty supreme the housemaid us this thing oh best cinema movies

btw, since you love Marvel movies so much, how about a foreign superhero movie?? It's called Guardians from 2017.. Think of it like if Marvel heroes was made by Russians... You won't regret it. My new guilrt pleasure of a movie. Better than the new craptastic 4.

lol oh no not the last dragon. Lee Roy green catchin bullets with his teeth!

ANDOR!!!! LETS GO!!!

Daniel Radcliffe movies' are trainwick escape from pretoria December boys kill your darlings swiss army man my boy jack best film hole ever

Are we getting a game of thrones tonight? i'm trying to stay up if so

Ahh crumbs, I felt like rewatching your Roman Holiday reaction on YT just now only to find it's not there. A Paramount thing, I'm guessing 😭

You've been actively avoiding Bad Santa so put that on the schedule now for December 1st—it's not an anti-Christmas movie btw

I am all for watching all James Bond movies. Also for a good war movie and foreign movie i would recommend "All Quiet on the Western Front"

Andor! Andor is tremendously good - and it is only 2 seasons long (24 episodes).

Oooh Andor.

Cassie hear me out… For the GOT S4 Ep. 9-10 Finale, Theater Room.

Watch what you want and ignore everyone telling you what they don't want to see.

Was just tidying up my hard drives and I think I have a solution to the Trek conundrum (Trek series are either way too long or are modern garbage) - Star Trek Continues (2013). Only 11 episodes so Cassie could burn through it in a month, it is a continuation and ending for TOS, and probably nobody here has seen it so it would be a first time watch for everybody.

Cassie. This may be off-topic, but I just found out that a group of wild rabbits is called a 'fluffle'. Thought you would like to know.

Some good goals there Cassie. Good foreign film and possible scariest: The Ophanage (spanish). Romcom: Celeste and Jesse Forever.x

For all mankind is a very good Series or Battlestar Galactica

I love the shoutout to the Replacements. I really think it’s an underrated movie and wish more reactors would get into it. Good luck on the resolutions! If it’s a flick I really like I can add 10 watches to the 100k.

On the subject of Trek, it might be easier to do a return to TOS. It is the 60th anniversary and there are plenty of episodes that would be fun to react to. Revisiting TNG might get some interesting results since you've watched most of the top tier episodes. If you did choose to move on to DS9, you may want to consider doing extra episodes because the storylines get a lot more serialized and just 6 per season might cause you to miss important info. Regardless, thanks for the content, good luck with your goals, and Happy New Year!

Speaking of 'Come What May', I don't think there's been a Baz Lurhmann on the channel yet. Fairly certain you've seen Moulin Rouge. But Romeo + Juliet? Elvis? The Great Gatsby? Strictly Ballroom? Australia?

"This Is Us" might be the best love story ever told!!!

2026 watchlist goal: React to The Girl Next Door (Not the elisha cuthbert version) The OTHER one.. Based on Jack Ketchum's novel. And Stephen King praised it as like a "darker side of Stand By Me" Not quite the rom-com genre too!!! Go watch at your own risk.

Something I’d love to see is a sports movie once every month or two. As I’m surprised you’ve not see the F1 Movie. But a few more good sports films I’d recommend is Any Given Sunday, Grand Turismo, Raging Bull, Hustle, The Fighter, The Wrestler, The Hustler, The Colour of Money, Two for the Money, Invictus, Blades of Glory, United & The Damned United. Just a few suggestions regarding some of your 2026 goals foreign movies; The Raid & Battle Royal. War movies; Here a few of my favourites, A Bridge too Far, Kelly's Heroes, The Dam Busters, Bat 21*, Flight of the Intruder. Greyhound, Sisu, Zero Dark Thirty, Warfare & K19 The Widowmaker I think to get 100k Movie on Pick a Flick, it’s needs to be a well known cult classic something like the below films. From Dusk till Dawn, BloodSport, Reel Steel, InnerSpace, Honey, I Shrunk The Kids, Road House or Seven. A few Comedy suggestions Stripes, Midnight Run, The Great Outdoors, Dragnet, Stakeout, AirHeads, Get Shorty, Fanboys & Grown Ups Rom/Coms There’s Something About Mary, The Wedding Singer, Bird on a Wire, Doc Hollywood & Cocktail Regarding Horror Movies, The scariest movies I’ve seen are probably the first two Conjuring films. But Pet Sematary, The Descent, Evil Dead (original or remake), Insidious, The Mist, House of 1000 Corpses and Devils Rejects I think will challenge Cassie especially the last two & Insidious.

“Actively Avoiding” movie: Eyes Wide Shut Tom and Nicole. Come on.

As to the 2026 goals : bond could be alright although didnt she hit most of the big ones? Andor- a only watched the first couple seemed slow but I'll give it a shot if your watching it. Chaplin seems like you need to see one just too check it off the cinephile list sounds good . I love the replacements as well. Your reaction to it is one of the best on the channel. So yeah if we can find another great comedy. If by new trek you mean ds9, voyager or enterprise I'll go with it . I think Piccard season 3 is good but watching the first two seasons to get to the third one, I don't know. Batman rewatch ok it should do very well for the channel As long as we can get the Blues Brothers sometime this year I would be happy

"A great foreign movie" isn't Cassie Canadian though? Wouldnt that make every movie she has watched on the channel a foreign movie? Has she watched any Canadian films? Technically foreign movies dont exist as a genre since the concept of foreign only exists in relation to something else...

I love Trek, but I'm not sure a new Trek series would be a good move. Deep Space Nine is my favorite, but it's much more serialized than Next Gen, so Cassie couldn't pick and choose like she did. Instead, I'd suggest she give the Battlestar Galactica miniseries a try.

iF you are going to rewatch the Nolan Batman movies (which I support) why not do a Batman marathon starting with the 1966 and ending with the Lego Batman Movie... or if you want to go wild try and start with the Batman serials from the 40s.

You know who also uses the word Beholden, Katherine Hepburn in the Oscar winning Romcom , The Philadelphia Story, also starring Jimmy Stewart and Cary Grant, seems like you have to watch it now.😁

MY TOP 5 in order: 1. Andor -- yes, all the way. I love Andor. 2. Nolan Batman trilogy rewatch -- a definite yes. 3. War Movie -- please, yes. 4. Romance/rom-com. Great idea. Yes. Do a poll. 5. Foreign Movie -- I've wanted The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2009) for so long and its different than the 2011 adaptation you reacted to. MY BOTTOM 2 X. "Finish a series" = phrase of dread. Please, no. Why give trash sequels a reaction merely b/c of OCD completionism. Y. Go back and watch ALL JAMES BONDS. I would be happy for patrons who are Bond fans, but not my preference.

Omg , are we really going to be watching the Last Dragon ?🐉 I don't know if it's aged all that well, but Cassie makes just about anything worth my time !!!🤘♥️

Nolan Batman trilogy (she said she doesn’t remember) IMDb 8.2, RT 85%, RT Audience 94% – Batman Begins (2005) IMDb 9.0, RT 94%, RT Audience 94% – The Dark Knight (2008) IMDb 8.4, RT 87%, RT Audience 90% – The Dark Knight Rises (2012) For comparison: IMDb 3.8, RT 11%, RT Audience 16% – Batman & Robin (1997)

Is Justice League still coming? Also I’m a big Dirty Harry fan!

Alright, I'll weigh in as well. Bond? Meh. I generally don't like long franchises that take up a lot of space. Andor: I hate SW, so that's a no for me, dawg. Romance: Enough Said (2013) with Julia Louis-Dreyfuss and the late great James Gandolfini in one of his last roles. War film: The Deer Hunter (1978). The best one you haven't seen yet. Stanley Kubrick's Path of Glory (1957), an anti-war film with Kirk Douglas, Michael Douglas's father. Foreign film: Rashomon (1950) by Akira Kurosawa, who also did Seven Samurai. One of the greatest and most influential films ever. The other is The Hunt (2012). A Danish film with Mads Mikkelsen giving probably his best performance. Nolan Batman: I'm not the biggest Nolan fan and I have many issues with the trilogy. Batman Begins is my favorite. I think it's awesome. So it wouldn't bother me that much, although I don't like rewatches: Chaplin: City Lights (1931). Movie you've been avoiding? Other than the usual horror suspects, I don't know what that is. Eyes Wide Shut? Bad Santa? Monsters: 2005 King Kong, but otherwise, meh. 100K PPOM: It could be Midnight Run this month! Comedy: Comedy is subjective, so that's a difficult one. After seeing Chris Tucker in Rush Hour, I'm hoping we'll get Friday (1995) as well. One of my favorites. Or you could give Borat (2006) a shot. It is the funniest movie I've ever seen and probably by some distance. Finish a series: There’s only really one I actively want you to finish, The Godfather trilogy. Dirty Harry: Not a Clint fan, so hopefully not: Trek: Hell no. Scariest movie: Other than The Exorcist and Hereditary, which I doubt, I'd say: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), The Omen (1976), The Witch (2015), and Doctor Sleep Director's Cut (2019) are some of my favorites.

I'm not for the rest of the Bond films tbh. I think you've done enough with those. For foreign films I'd recommend: The Lives of Others (2006) The Hunt (2012) The Kid with a Bike (2010) Au revoir les enfants (1987) Shoplifters (2018)

Foreign films must watch: Cinema Paradiso (1988) Italy Life is beautiful (1997) Italy The Secret in their Eyes (2009) Argentina All three Academy Award Winners.

A scary movie: Phantasm.

Looking forward to a great PIB (Police In Bromance) theme week. No one is too old for this… buddy banter bash! Like the watch goals. James Bond sings in his first film. He also tries many winter sports at the same Olympic site at the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina, Italy in “For Your Eyes Only”. Granted, there is far less sportsmanship with fellow participants. To answer your question about Dirty Harry. I didn’t think the film should be rated “R” for language, probably more for Sally’s "faking it" scene in the diner. Which few people would actually do in public right? Only if you’re in a movie or with a big group of friends. Glad they end up together though. Harry later gets a job as a San Francisco cop, and it becomes a magnum opus😊

2026 scary movie......perhaps we will get Dr Sleep this year. Also for a good laugh...nkn reaction. You should watch A Bad Lip Reading for game of thrones. It only covers season 1 so no spoilers but a good lite hearted chuckle from the show....and short.

Foreign films in general stink . The odd ones are very good but there's a reason why Hollywood used to dominate the industry... sadly not anymore . Pretensions of the heart House for the film would not be well served on this platform except for a few as I said earlier.

Does the new website work on all platforms now?? When it was first mentioned, it was said that the new site was only for Windows users, so I never tried. Is this still a thing??

I have a great idea on how to celebrate the first year of Pick-a-Flick. How's about gathering together all the films I've picked over that year and make a poll? The Champ (1979) Papillon (1973) World's Fastest Indian (2003) Cannonball Run (1981) Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels (1998) Cool Hand Luke (1967) Bullitt (1968) Best idea ever or WHAT??

Cassie- this may not be the best place to post this, but it is really sad to hear about the shooting outside of the Mormon church in Salt Lake City.

Cassie, it has been suggested you may have said something about watching Crocodile Dundee 3 for Australia Day. As you may remember I’m a massive fan of you watching 1 and 2. But PLEASE no Croc 3!! 1. There are so many other Aussie movies that are far more deserving. 2. The way you left our wonderful Mick and Sue, is how you should remember them. Perfect ending. 3. Croc 3 was a cash grab and suffered imo for it.

2026 Foreign films: REC, Let the RIght One In, One missed call from Japan, Frontier(s) from France, High Tension, Inside 2007, Martyrs from France 2008.

I propose implementing the Milton Method of Scheduling for 2026 Slot #1—Weekly Poll winner Slot #2—Popcorn Requests Top Voted Slot #3—Cassie's Pick

Hitchcock Poll. John Wayne Poll. And I'll say just go ahead and watch Charade instead of a Cary Grant Poll. I have feeling that we will have Charade before The Philadelphia Story. I want to see Burt Lancaster on the channel. (I know we had Field of Dreams. I mean a movie with Burt as the star.) I want to see James Cagney on the channel. (I had Yankee Doodle Dandy as my Flick Pick before I changed it to The Philadelphia Story. I have since changed it again.) Can you tell I'm a fan of Classic Era movies? Might as well have a Classic Era movie poll. How about all the unseen movies from the Classic Chaos Bracket? Those films that would be in that poll are: Dr. Strangelove Or: How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964) The Maltese Falcon (1941) True Grit (1969) Cool Hand Luke (1967) Dial M for Murder (1954) Gone With The Wind (1939) Doctor Zhivago (1965) Double Indemnity (1944) The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1968) The Thin Man (1934) Funny Girl (1968) Or better yet have another bracket, but instead of the mistaken advice I once gave her about just taking the most requested Classic Era movies and putting them randomly in a bracket, go ahead and have a separate 30's, 40's, 50's, and 60's sections so she could watch the top four, one film from each decade.

If PiB features any nu-Trek then I'm done. A line has to be drawn

Harrison Ford movie Regarding Henry. And Star Trek Deep Space 9

October 2026 Halloween reactions: Pet Sematary 1989 esp the 2nd one, Friday the 13th, Hell raiser trilogy, all chucky movies, Sleepwalkers, Body Snatchers 1994, Village of the damned with Carpenter

In the interest of not stagnating, how about this as a possible alternative to the 2026 Goals- >Bond Instead of the 15-ish Bonds left, we get 1 or 2 of the spoofs or different takes. ex. Johnny English (2003) >Andor Instead of the 12 "watch slots" for more Star Wars, which already has 30-ish on the channel, how about some short series (10-ish hours or less- not Shogun 2024) or mini-series. >romance, war, foreign, avoiding, Chaplin, comedy They are one and done, so who really cares. >Nolan Instead of rewatching, how about dipping your toes into some of the great animation that has been ignored. >Monster That one is okay as long as the "marathon" isn't 'watch all of Universal' or 'all Godzilla'. >finish Instead of finishing bad movies just because the first movie was good, just watch some other good movies. >Dirty Harry One a year? >Trek The next series have about 100 'watch slots" each. Please add a fourth day if you are going to do that. It is just too much.

Dang, 1500 plus comments on the 2001 reaction after just nine hours. That's some solid engagement. Glad you decided to edit it and put it on YouTube. Definitely a landmark film for a lot of people, and they seem happy to talk about it. For this year I'm hoping you will watch and enjoy something a bit quirkier that defies simple categories. Not sure what that should be exactly. Looking forward to the Snyder Cut of Justice League. Curious what you will think. Happy winter!

My updated blah-de-blah on Cassie's wishlist: Go back and watch all James Bonds? That's a good idea. There's a lot of fun to be had in the overlooked Bonds. Andor Season 1 & 2 - Meh, Bleh and I don't care. Not my thing. I would prefer Picard. Never seen before romance/rom-com: For the rom-com, I suggest The Money Pit (a young Tom Hanks with Shelley Long, 1986). For romance that is not necessarily a com, Cocktail (1987) with Thomas Cruise Control. Great war movie: The Dirty Dozen (1967) - Star-studded movie where Lee Marvin has to train 12 convicts for a deadly mission behind enemy lines. If it helps, Patrick Stewart's one of the convicts. Great foreign movie - Police Story (1985) - Jackie Chan at his best. Either that or Bjorn's flagship movie Show Me Love (1998). Rewatch Nolan's Batmans: Bleh. Too much bat. Charlie Chaplin movie - The Kid (1921). You love kids and you'll love the kid in The Kid. I'm not kidding. Watch a film you're actively avoiding - Got to be "A Perfect World" with Costner! It's not what you think and you will LOVE it! Monster Movie Marathon - I will leave that to Richard, Bob, Rene and the rest of the night-dwellers. Have a Popcorn Pick of the Month go over 100k: COOL HAND LUKE!!! TOWERING INFERNO!!! Some might say that those two films won't quite make 100k, but if you watch them as a double feature, it's a slam dunk. See what I did there? Not just a hat rack, my friend. A comedy you love as much as The Replacements: Every Which Way But Loose (1978) - Clint Eastwood co-stars with a bona fide member of the Orang Utan Hall of Fame. You will love Clyde as much as you loved Norman from City Slickers. Finish a series - The Pink Panthers. I know you didn't love the first one, but you did like Inspector Clouseau and all the rest of the Panthers are based on him. Definitely one of the most hilarious characters in the history of cinema. If you do decide to watch them, make Revenge of the Pink Panther (1978) the last one. Dirty Harry? - Remove the question mark and make everybody's day. New Trek series: PICARD!!! Who doesn't love a healthy dose of closure? Fair warning, though. By this time, Patrick Stewart has become old and bald. The new scariest movie you've ever seen: Horror of Dracula (1958) might be the *best* one you haven't seen, but probably not the scariest. Again, I will leave this one to those patrons whose reflection does not appear in a mirror. EDIT: I forgot about Creepshow (1982, thanks Rene), a fun collection of horror skits from Stephen King. You could do a lot worse in the horror genre. Finally....Cannonball Run. Because you are clearly running out of reasons not to.

For a not seen rom/com (Really more of a romDrama-dy lol), there's "Cocktail" with Tom Cruise and Elisabeth Shue (Adventures in babysitting/karate kid/back to the future part 2) , which I've always liked. Figure it's worth a look

Mcfarland USA has to be on your list

I cannot believe we might get Cassie Andor reactions. Incredible. Just the hint of it is a highlight of 2026 thus far.

SW Series. She reacted to Mandalorian, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Book of Boba Fett. IMDb 8.6, RT 96%, RT Audience 89% = Andor IMDb 8.6, RT 90%, RT Audience 78% = The Mandalorian IMDb 7.4, RT 85%, RT Audience 64% = Ahsoka IMDb 7.0, RT 82%, RT Audience 61% = Obi-Wan Kenobi IMDb 7.1, RT 66%, RT Audience 48% = The Book of Boba Fett IMDb 4.3, RT 79%, RT Audience 19% = The Acolyte

YESSSS, finally finishing the Bond series! Both Addie Counts and CineBinge have recently usurped you in pursuit of becoming just the second major reactor to watch the entire series for their channel after Jen Murray. 🤨 For my money, "The Deer Hunter" and "The Big Red '1'" are the best war movies you've yet to see. If you just watch "Godfather III," "2010," and "Gremlins 2," you'll have knocked out all of those franchises. Also, if you add "Matrix Revolutions," "Terminator 3," "Prometheus," and both "Red Dragon" and "Hannibal," you'll be finished with those as well, in my book. 😏 Another Coen Brothers film, "Raising Arizona" (my personal favorite of theirs) should fit your comedy bill. I know some will object, but, really, the Harry Callahan sequels are no worse than quite a few other sequels you've already done for the channel, as far as I'm concerned. 🤷‍♂️ Movie you've seemingly been avoiding has to be the '78 version of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," which I swear you promised to watch a couple of years ago. 🤔

Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon----What a treat! I wonder how Cassie will react.

Twin Peaks (1990) For a new series idea.

Revisit of Star Trek TNG with the episodes that came in 2nd place in the polls

Sweet! Midnight Run! You'll love it, Cassie! And after that, **pleasepleasepleasepleaseplease** watch "A Perfect World". You would love that one, too.

A great war movie: The Longest Day... you'll love this because you loved Patton!

I hope we get some more Hitchcock films, still a few good ones left like Notorious (1946) and Strangers on a Train (1951).

If you want a monster movie go to the '50s and watch “THE BLOB “ It’s Steve McQueen’s first movie it’s thr '50s so it’s campy but it’s fun

Make the war movie. “ GUNGA DIN “. I swear you will love it - if you don’t believe me, you can read the short poem by Rudyard Kipling and maybe you’ll get it

More Bond flicks and a buddy cop week. That speaks to my soul. Dirty harry is an interesting rabbit hole. Plenty of eastwood snarls and shootouts. A very cool TO DO list. Hope you knock em all out

I’d like to see you react to 8 Seconds and Captain Phillips if you haven’t seen them

Last post said Snyder cut next?

Your 2026 PiB Watch goals are thoughtful and awesome. Good choices. I rank below based on my preference/excitement from most excited to least excited. 1. Andor [most excited] 2. Rewatch Nolan Batman trilogy 3. A great war movie, e.g., The Thin Red Line (1998), Empire of the Sun (1987), etc. 4. Scariest movie you've never seen (that will not give you nightmares that stick). 5. Romance/romcom, e.g., VCB, Kate & Leopold, Sideways, Adventureland, etc. 6. Foreign movie. Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2009), Past Lives (2023). 7. Watch movie actively avoiding. The Deer Hunter (1978) (VIETNAM) (background) (AFI Top 100) (nom 9 Oscars, won 5) = Won Best Picture Oscar, Walken won Oscar, De Niro (a good guy) nom Best Actor Oscar, Meryl Streep nom for Oscar. 8. Popcorn Pick of the month getting 100k+ views. Children of Men (2006). 9. Comedy. 10. Trek series. I love DS9 and Voyager, and like SNW. Would welcome reactions to TNG select unseen episodes. Yet, there are iconic non-Trek series would give great reactions like we getting w/GoT. 11. I love Dirty Harry (1971). Skip the sequels. Watch Escape from Alcatraz. 12. Charlie Chaplin Movie. City Lights. I would be excited. 13. Monster Movie Marathon. Liking these movies better than expected but don’t know about a marathon. Yet, would be happy for my fellow patrons who want this. 14. Finish a series. So many bad sequels. 15. Go back and watch ALL JAMES BONDS. [least excited]. But may like some.

You should definitely finish watching the Bond series.

Foreign films Downfall (2004) - story of the final days in Hitler’s bunker told by his secretary and those who lived. Bruno Ganz as Hitler was a masterful and terrorizing performance Pilecki’s Report (2023) - good movie about one of the bravest man of WW II, Wiltold Pilecki who volunteered to be captured by the Germans and sent to Auschwitz to report on what’s happening there and to lead a resistance. Unbelievable.. PS: Predator: Bandlands is out. Great Predator movie

My thoughts on ‘26 watch goals (that I care enough to comment on) Bond? You could watch Man with the Golden Gun and that would be enough for me. Andor - absolutely. Foreign and scariest you’ve ever seen could be combined - Ringu (98) and/or Ju-On : The Grudge (02) cover both categories nicely. Film you’ve been avoiding (and possibly scariest) - Hereditary? Monster marathon - without a doubt, but make sure it includes Shin Godzilla - could also be a PPotM that will get over 100k. other reactors have between 200 and 400k in a year with it. Dirty Harry - yes, but just the first one though.

A great forgotten romcom: Next Stop, Wonderland (1998) w/ Hope Davis. Only the Lonely (1991) w/ John Candy a good one, too. A great war movie: Seems like you've done most of the great war movies already, Windtalkers (2002), Nicholas Cage and Flags of Our Fathers (2006) are pretty decent. Perhaps you should consider doing a fictitious post nuclear film such as On the Beach (1959), The Day After (1983), or Testament (1983); really dark and depressing, but with the threat looming, good to discuss and consider what you would do in such a situation. A great foreign movie and scary movie in one: The Vanishing (1988); An English/domestic based version of this was made in 1993 with Jeff Bridges and Keifer Sutherland, also worth a look. Another great foreign film that was mentioned on a few other forums already: Society of the Snow (2023). Not sure if this one counts as foreign (takes place in India and Australia), but Lion (2016) is an amazing true story about a young man living with adopted family setting out to find his biological mother whom he was lost and accidentally separated from at age 5. Some of my recommended comedy/satire films: The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013), Intolerable Cruelty (2003), Dr. Strangelove (1964).

Great war movie is high for me on your goals. In no particular order: A. The Thin Red Line (1998) [Terrence Malick] (WWII). Nom 7 Oscars incl. Best Pic. B. Empire of the Sun (1987) [Spielberg] (WWII). Nom 6 Oscars. 13-yr old Christian Bale (as lead), John Malkovich. C. Three Kings (1999) (Iraq). RT 94%. Mark Wahlberg, George Clooney. D. The Killing Fields (1984) (Cambodia). Based on true story. Nom 7 Oscars incl. BP. C. The Deer Hunter (1978) (Vietnam). AFI Top 100. Won Best Picture Oscar. G. M*A*S*H (1970) (Korea). AFI Top 100. Nom 5 Oscars incl. Best Picture. Starring Donald Sutherland H. OTHERS = Downfall (2004) (WWII), The English Patient (1996) (WWII) (won 9 Oscars), Mudbound (2017) (WWII) [RT 97%], and arfare (2025) (Iraq) [RT 92%].

War film...."The Green Berets" (1968) John Wayne

Romcom - you ever see The Sweetest Thing back in the day? War - far and away both Flags of Our Fathers and Letters from Iwo Jima Foreign - does Inglorious Basterds count? Avoiding - easily Interstellar. I don't get it Monsters - does this include Abbot and Costello? Comedy - I'll go with Joe Dirt, but I really wanna say Dude Where's My Car Series - I don't know about finishing one but I'd love for you to watch Eastbound and Down. Very quick 4 seasons Dirty Harry? Yeah sure, but also another movie he directed, Mystic River Horror: Original Candyman or Bone Tomahawk, can't choose

Trek series, Deep Space Nine, Enterprise and Voyager (old trek) need to be watched sequentially, cannot watch random episodes. Deep Space Nine would be next on the list and is excellent and right up your alley as Trek goes. Don't watch New Trek unless you've seen the old Treks. If you want a fun sci-fi series to get into, which I think you'd actually enjoy more than Trek, Stargate SG-1. This show needs to be watched from the beginning, but will give you years of content, enjoyed by most sci-fans.

I really hope Andor comes to fruition. (no spoilers) It's VERY WELL PUBLICIZED that the show doesn't get exciting till episodes 4-5-6, yet I'm seeing people still keep willingly depriving themselves of the best SW since Empire. Them being so out of the loop with how good the show gets is so frustrating, especially in how it relates to current events. It's absolutely BAFFLING that every single person who watches more than the first 4 episodes absolutely loves it and keep telling those who stopped they're NUTS to quit, it having some of Stelan Sarsgaard's best work, most incredible monologues of his career, etc, yet people keep quitting or not giving it another second chance, despite winning 5 Emmys last year. They stop 3 episodes into being introduced to Cassian before he's even really started his journey of gaining any of the qualities, leadership, and dedication to taking down The Empire he has in Rogue One, and it's a hard journey for him in gaining those qualities. Those who don't like it all predictably keep making the exact same mistake, over, and over, and over again, like clockwork. And they keep that grudge like a badge of honor, afraid to admit they may have been wrong. So much missed out on just because of a lack of patience. It's a sad thing to see.

I am so excited we may get Andor. Different than typical SW content but captures essence of SW. If you want a SW series that is refreshing and mature (for adults), Andor is it. The most acclaimed SW live-action series -- by critics and users alike. Mandalorian is the only live-action SW series that comes close. Andor = 22 Emmy® nominations including Outstanding Drama Series. Diego Luna nominated for Golden Globe for Best Actor (twice – both seasons). Stellan Skarsgård is great. Again, Andor a more "mature" or “adult” SW series, i.e., a SW series for grownups.

Annnd up next on the 2026 watch goals for the Kubrick list?? Clockwork orange... I read the book and the book makes the movie look like PG disney stuff.. Are you ready for that old "ultra violence" at the milk bar cassie? Also, Eyes Wide Shut, his last movie before his death.

Any reason to re-watch Andor is good with me and I would love to do so with you. I think you would really enjoy it. I loved it, it's very high-quality and mature Star Wars. I was curious if there was a rom-com I've seen that you haven't. There are a few and out of them, I would love to see Charade (1963) or Moonstruck (1987). For foreign films, maybe another Kurosawa? 😊 A movie you've been actively avoiding.. Well, I saw Mark White say Interstellar for this and I'll add a +1 to that one. Watch it in the theatre room! "Have one of my Popcorn Pick of the Month's get over 100k views" - You may have better luck with this if you focus on picking something out of the "new movie releases" category. I think there were a few good ones from 2025 that were missed. Comedies you'll enjoy as much as The Big Lebowski? It might not do as well view-wise, but The Hudsucker Proxy is made by the same guys (the Coen brothers) and it has the same absurdist-style of comedy. Finish a series - I know an easy way to achieve this one... you and Carly still need to watch MI: The Final Reckoning. 😉

All sounds good to me!

Cassie, here are my recommendation's for you. You know that I never let you down. ;) Fall in love with a never-seen romance/rom-com: Drama: "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner?" (1967) Comedy: "Barefoot In The Park" (1967) A Great War Movie: "Tora!, Tora!, Tora!" (1970), or "The Thin Red Line" (1998) A Great Foreign Movie: "Life Is Beautiful" (1997) or "Downfall" (2004) Watch a comedy I love as much as The Replacements & The Big Lebowski: "Tootsie" (1982) or "The Birdcage" (1996) Watch the new scariest movie I've ever seen: "The Ring" (2002), or "The Descent" (2005), or "The Mist" (2007), or "The Strangers" (2008)

Another 2026 watch goals: Have Carly coillab with Kat to traumatize her more with her every horror reactions that needs re-watching. lol

Suggestions for a foreign film: Anatomy - creepy happenings at a prestigious German medical school A Better Tomorrow - one of John Woo’s greatest Hong Kong action films, starring his muse, Chow Yun Fat Blood and Black Lace - one of the earliest and best of the gialli Deep Red - best giallo ever made, directed by the Italian Alfred Hitchcock, Dario Argento Brotherhood of the Wolf - mix of palace intrigue, romance, kung fu and a werewolf(?), set just a few decades before the French Revolution Confession of Murder - a man confesses to murders he may or may not have committed, after the statute of limitations has passed Death Note - what will a young man do when he comes into great power via a magic journal? Devil’s Backbone - early Guillermo del Toro; weird happenings at an orphanage against the backdrop of the Spanish Civil War Hidden Fortress - inspiration for Star Wars I Saw the Devil - a police officer catches a serial killer, but that’s only the beginning Kung Fu Hustle - wonderfully light hearted take on martial arts films Rec - a news crew is on hand when there’s a viral outbreak at an apartment complex Rififi - greatest heist movie ever made Yojimbo - loosely based on the novel “Red Harvest” (though Akira Kurosawa denied it), it spawned remakes starring Clint Eastwood (Fistful of Dollars) and Bruce Willis (Last Man Standing)

I must sadly say almost nothing on that list excites me. I could definitely get on board with more comedy. My top recommendation would be Zoolander. Followed by Idiocracy and This is Spinal Tap. I would also love to see great movies from the early 2000's and before that you missed out on growing up. Like the movie Children of Men, The Outsiders, or Black Beauty. And my last request for 2026 would be some more animation. Either older movies like The Last Unicorn or The Fox and the Hound. Or a short newer anime like Frieren. Edit: I FORGOT BORAT! Its definitely my number 1 comedy recommendation.

Perhaps take a look at Howl’s Moving Castle from Studio Ghibli? I think Cassie would really, really love it. I mean really love it.

Scary Movie suggestions: Rosemary’s Baby(1968) The Exorcist(1973) The Omen(1976) I know the Holidays are over but Black Christmas(1974) Friday the 13th(1980)

You could get both a comedy you'll love and a foreign film just by watching Johnny English (2003). Rowan Atkinson's take on a James Bond type of movie.

2026 watch goals: Collab with KatWatcheshorrormovies more to expand your typical "Octoberfest halloween horror reactions only" outside the scheduled holidays.. Christmas movies with Kat like Black Christmas, Silent Night DeadlyNight, Krampus, Terrifer 3 (It takes place at christmas too) Sadly, you need to marathon that one with her.

Dirty Harry (1971) is great for a reaction, but skip the sequels. If you react to Dirty Harry (1971), don't auto-react to the first sequel -- instead require the first sequel to win a poll before reaction. --Dirty Harry (1971) (RT 89%) = Eastwood and director Don Siegel. --Escape from Alcatraz (1979) (RT 97%) (awesome movie) = another collaboration between Eastwood and Don Siegel. --In my feeble opinion, PiB patrons would be better served if you reacted to "Escape from Alcatraz" (1979) (an original movie) over any of the Dirty Harry sequels which are inferior to the original Dirty Harry.

Dear PiB family and PIB distinguished viewers. We finally made it to Snowbird UT. My gf Eva said on the way up here that she admires Cassie ( Especially after reading the BYU code of conduct) She said she looks up to her. Its hard not to. We have been skiing all week https://youtu.be/WaeRM7X_yS4?si=x4IrXP-m8V2r6G7S Sharon Tate movie should be added to your list for 2026. We should celebrate her life and the amazing things she did in it. About last wee: Well there was City Slickers so many memories that brought back. My Dad actually picked that movie when we're in the Rio San Juan. Eva said watching Cassie and you feel like your home. We will binge GOT. Then there was this: https://photos.app.goo.gl/AvFo2jeo9Qp6oZBx7 The week ahead looks great Fantastic Four we loved it that movie. The Last Dragon will be a Eva only watch. Since I have already seen it. The song of the week: this seems appropriate because I have been mostly following her down the mountains. Sometimes she follows me: https://youtu.be/5LuH0ywYVQc?si=1B0LfcWVUa9SOij-

Midnight Run!

Despite being a Star Wars fan, I just didn't enjoy Andor. It was just too dark and didn't seem to fit in the SW universe. 😟

Cassie, hi. I couldn't watch City Slickers with u yet, because i could only buy it on YouTube. i saw this when i was much younger and i ordered it from Walmart online. Hopefully it'll arrive early. i think u stopped at Pierce Brosnan James Bond, so u don't have many left . U have M.I. 7 part 2 Final Reckoning with Tom Cruise and that brings that franchise to a close. If u watch a new Star Trek series, think about Enterprise with Scott Bakula from Quantum Leap. There aren't many great Star Trek series. U should watch the Maze Runner films. If u haven't seen Blackhawk Down, that's a great war film. When u say monster movie marathon, do u mean the Universal Monsters.? Well, this year you're gonna finish GOT, so u could watch Stranger Things season 5, Wednesday seasons 1 and 2. i'm confused by ur wanting to watching the new scariest movie u have ever seen. Are we talking films in the last 5 years? 80s horror is the best . I don't wanna scar u for u for life, but r u gonna try watching Exorcist , a film u have been avoiding. I think the Insiduous films might be a fit for u since u have already seen some really scary films. Dirty Harry Fims are top tier films. It's funny charlie Chaplin is on ur list because Ashleigh had her monthly live yesterday and got sent maybe 4. Lol. I can't help u with the views, but i hope u accomplish that. I'll have to think about a rom com and a comedy for u. I'm down for re-watching Nolan's Batmans with u. Last, i have a boring but necessary resolution. I still fit into ur shirts i bought from ur store, but i've gone from 200 to 230 too quickly. so hopefully 2026 is my year. Also, natalie went in for surgery this january . It might be for her back , but not sure. So i'm sure u will keep her in ur thoughts and prayers. Love ur guts!

I’ll suggest two war movies, pick either one. The Train, starring Burt Lancaster (the older Doc Graham from Field of Dreams) or Paths of Glory, starring Kirk Douglas (father of Michael Douglas from Romancing the Stone).

2001 is a Kubrick Masterpiece that changed scifi forever. Mindbending and twisty, it is one of the greatest Films of all Time. So excited!

You can knock off both a great war movie and a great foreign movie with The Lighthorsemen (1987). (Also good for Australia Day)

Suggestions for war movie: M*A*S*H - comedy drama featuring Donald Sutherland, Tom Skerritt, and Elliott Gould as Army doctors in the Korean War; perfect introduction to the films of Robert Altman Heartbreak Ridge - Clint Eastwood is the movie-perfect Marine, trying to whip his new platoon into shape Dirty Dozen - twelve criminals train to pull off an impossible mission in WW2; stars Lee Marvin, Charles Bronson, Donald Sutherland and Jim Brown Deer Hunter - Robert DeNiro, John Cazale and Christopher Walken as small town recruits to the Vietnam War Tora! Tora! Tora! - the definitive theatrical account of the attack on Pearl Harbor

Ugggh andor was booooorrring. Couldn’t finish to 3 episodes of first season

I’m guessing the movie you been “avoiding” to watch is either the strangers or exorcist

An underrated rom-com imo is Frankie and Johnny (1991) with Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer

That’s a great goals list and you’ve even bravely put down a willingness to watch a movie you’ve been avoiding and a new contender for scariest movie you’ve ever seen. Bravo Cassie. The Cassie/Carly Bond reactions were always great fun. Great action, cheesy humour, exotic locations/women, cool gadgets and evil schemes. You guys got through a fair chunk of the 25 or so movies on offer. For finishing a series, I think you could go back and complete the very oldest franchise reactions on the channel consisting of Indiana Jones, Alien, the matrix and the Hannibal Lecter series of movies. As you’re thinking of the Nolan Batman’s just remember there’s still the val kilmer and George Clooney batman’s that people don't like 😂 and you said you wanted to explore another animated batman. The best way to find a new comedy you absolutely love will be to dedicate a fair bit of genre time to it. If you can do a whole month of straight horror genre in October then you absolutely deserve a whole month of recommended comedies too. I was thinking that you did us trekkies a solid last time out but delving into star trek once more might be difficult for those that weren’t invested in the franchise the first time around but the numbers don’t lie and your compilation episode format consistently got you over 100k views per video upload. The Sherlock Holmes films are both excellent “buddy cop” adventures and set in the Victorian era for something different. Guy Ritchie is on top form again and RDJ and Jude Law are fantastic together. Would also love for you to jump into the world of Narnia movies in 2026. Love a bit of the fantasy genre.

The watch goals could totally be a game of bingo lol

COMEDY SUGGESTIONS -Sing Street (2016) (romance) [1980s Ireland]. RT 95%, RT Audience 92%. -Kate & Leopold (2001) (romance). Hugh Jackman, Meg Ryan -Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008) (romance). Penélope Cruz won Oscar. -Sideways (2004) (romance) [RT 97%]. Nom 5 Oscars incl. Best Picture. -Adventureland (2009) (romance) [RT=89%]. Summer 1987. -Out of Sight (1998) [RT 94%]. No. 53 at Popcorn Requests. -The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019) (adventure/romance). SXSW Audience Award. -Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010). Mary Elizabeth Winstead. No. 10 at PR. -The Blues Brothers (1980). No. 2 at PR. -NL Animal House (1978) [RT 91%]. No. 81 at PR. -Driving Miss Daisy (1989). Won 4 Oscars incl. Best Picture. Nom 9 Oscars. -The Philadelphia Story (1940) (romance). -M*A*S*H (1970). AFI Top 100. Donald Sutherland.

Which Fantastic Four movie will you be watching Cassie?

I believe First Lady Nancy Reagan once told us, "Just Say No" to drugs, and Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon. I agree! 😉 Not sure if my superhero fatigue will allow me to watch The Fantastic Four. But I like this list, Cassie. I think … James Bond films – Go back and watch the ones you haven’t seen. Andor Season 1 & 2 – turned out better than I expected. Worth the watch. Never seen romance/romcom – Blind Date (1987) Bruce Willis, Kim Basinger Nolan’s Batman – Why do a reaction to films you’ve already seen? A great war movie – Kelly's Heroes (1970) Clint Eastwood Charlie Chaplin Movie – The Kid (1921) or City Lights (1931) Watch a movie you actively avoid – You know what film that one is LOL Monster Movie Marathon – Do a few from the 60’s & 70’s, (George A. Romero, Hammer House of Horror). Then switch to Japanese Horror, Directors Takashi Shimizu and Takashi Miike Films Dirty Harry films – Yes, all of them are good. New Trek Series – Are super Woke and God awful! Don’t waste your time. New Scariest movie – Barbarian (2022), same writer/director for Weapons (2025)

Chaplin!! I'm afraid a poll will take you to "Modern Times". It's fine but... IMO both "City Lights" and "The Gold Rush" are more entertaining. Your first Chaplin feature really needs to be one of these three. How about a western rom-com with none other than John Wayne and the beautiful French actress Capucine? That would be "North to Alaska" (1960). "Dirty Harry" (1971) is a very gutsy film. This whole style of brutal crime movies seems to have been ushered in by "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967). Once it was clear just how tough you could go filmmakers jumped at the chance. Dirty Harry is a prime example. Movies like "The French Connection" and "The Godfather" would elevate this style while the Dirty Harry franchise eventually gave it almost a made-for-tv watered down feel. But not the first one. The original "Dirty Harry" is as sharp as a razor and well worth watching. You can find a lot of charming old rom-coms if you dig back in time. All the old Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers movies were romcoms. Most people pick "Top Hat" (1935) as the best. Of course they are also musicals with several song and dance numbers. If the musical puts you off, you can also find classic romcom films that aren't. "His Girl Friday" (1940) with no less a pairing than Carey Grant and Rosalind Russell is a Howard Hawks masterpiece.

Suggestion for series: Star Trek: Deep Space nine Fringe

"Fall in love with a never seen romance" I REALLY recommend Terrence Malick's masterpiece, Days of Heaven (1978), starring Richard Gere, Brooke Adams, Linda Manz and playwright Sam Shepard! It is one of the most stunningly beautiful films ever shot and I think you and Carly would absolutely love it!..... and it's only an hour and a half long!

Watch all James Bonds on the channel?! I've waited patiently through MCU, Bond, Mission Impossible, GOTs and now we want to go back to Bond? There's so many great and interesting movies yet to explore but the low hanging fruit seems to take up most of the reaction slots.

I would freak out if you watched Deep Space Nine

Who's the Master!!

For the PIB wach goals: Thumbs up for the rest of the James Bonds, you have missed a few good ones. Andor is indeed the best of the new Star Wars shows, but thats very easy nowadays. Imo its pretty mediocre and not worth watching. Although watching Star Trek was a great idea (the Youtube views prove it) and I am a huge fan of the older shows I would not recommend to continue watching it. Only shows worth watching would be DS9 or Voyager, but they are very different from TNG and dont reach its quality, especially Voyager. Unfortunately I feel like 2025 was a pretty weak year for PIB content-wise. You can even see this clearly in your patreon membership development. First six months in 2025 it was continuously declining until GoT startet on the channel. The planet of the apes series and the Last of us season 2 was pretty weak and there have been a lot of older movies (older than 1970/80). Indeed I felt in 2025 I mostly liked only one third of the posted content and thats only because you watched GoT. If you want a recommendation I would like you to bring back the second half of 2024, one banger after the other, that was a really great time. We had Star Trek, X-men and a lot of 90s and 80s flicks. Best time to watch PIB in my opinion. I hope this does not all sound too negative, PIB is still the best reaction channel and I appreciate all your work. :-)

Comedy suggestions: Super Troopers - starring the Broken Lizard gang, highway cop hijinks This Is Spinal Tap - the best mockumentary ever made and a perfect tribute to Rob Reiner The Blues Brothers - John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd on a mission from God Raising Arizona - Nicolas Cage and Holly Hunter showing off significant comedy acting chops; Cage has never been better, Cassie will love him in this Real Genius - a comedic showcase for Val Kilmer’s charm

I really enjoyed your reaction to Gremlins (1984), Cassie! Little known fact, Michael Winslow, The Man of 10,000 voices, provided the voices of the monster gremlins. He mentioned this in his pre-audition for America's Got Talent at 0.23 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INr5qRo7dGk

Hi Cassie, I just watched the last PaF. I’m really impressed with the new PaF, Bens done a great job. Your 2026 watch list looks great. Watch more Bonds, Yes please! My favourite is “Moonraker” is my kind of Bond lunacy! Andor: I haven’t seen it yet, but I hear good things. Fall in love with a new Romance/RomCom: Give “Cocktail” a go with Tom Cruise. A Great War movie: give “Dirty Dozen” a go, or a war Comedy! “Kelly’s Hero’s” is great fun. Nolan’s Batmans, I’m up for a rewatch. I never seen a CC movie all the way through, so a first for me too. A movie you have been avoiding: “INTERSTELLAR” come on, you need to do this! It’s fantastic! Monster movie marathon: there are so many, but you really need to try the Ray Harryhausen movies. There are many, but my favourite is “Clash of the Titans” 1981 It’s got a classic love story in it for you. A comedy: you loved “Hot Fuzz” and you mentioned wanting to finish the trilogy, which means watching “the worlds end” but trust me! You will much prefer “Paul” with the same actors Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Finish a series: my choice would be the Prequel and sequel to silence of the lambs, “Red Dragon” and “Hannibal” Dirty Harry, yes please and all the sequels, they are all well worth a watch. But if you want more Clint, go for “Escape from Alcatraz” an amazing suspense movie and true story! STAR TREK!! OMG YES!! Any will do! Voyager is my favourite though. Scary Movie: you know which one! Begins with a E! 😱😉 Thanks for the update, great stuff, F4 I just watched last week, so it will be interesting to see what you think. Some people love it. My wife hated it! I thought it was ok. Anywho, tell Ben thanks for sorting out my problem. It’s amazing you guys can sort out something so quick that Patreon couldn’t in weeks! You are the best ❤️

Andor on this list really makes my day. It's my favorite show out of the last several years and I'll happily rewatch it along with you. Also a romcom you've never seen! Someone Like You! 2001 Ashley Judd and Hugh Jackman, love love love. Way to go Tanner, Assassination of Jesse James is a great movie.

Scary movies Silver Bullet Insidious Leprechaun series for st Patrick day

Long time follower, so few comments made; but my suggestions for war/drama/action/foreign movies are The Assingment (1997) with Aidan Quinn, Donald Sutherland and Sir Ben Kingsley; amazing hidden gem of a movie Savior (1998) with Dennis Quaid, very powerful dramatic war movie set in the Bosnian Wars Y Tu Mamá También (2001) from Mexico, a powerful hard hitting story about life and coming of age City Of God (2002) from Brazil, it’s a must see heavy hitter, uncomfortable but also necessary But as always I enjoy all your reactions, and hope for TV Series you pick Andor, it’s just that amazing!!

Can you watch Strangers Things with Carly? Also People we meet on Vacation Hope Floats

I am here to say Andor is amazing.

The only series I watch was the 3 seasons of Reacher on Amazon Prime. Definitely the Dirty Harry movies - they are what got me into law enforcement. Not interested in Andor, Star Trek (only good one was OG), or Batman - just like MCU and Star Wars, same thing over and over and over putting in new people when the originals are too old. A scary movie? - I do love to see you and Carly jump and scream. Did you do The Blues Brothers? Great comedy from 1980 with dozens of famous people in it. A romance I think you would like is Robert Redford/Kristen Scott Thomas The Horse Whisperer - it has a twist that I wonder what you would do if in their position. I sure hope that bathroom sink stays organized all year. And lets get over 500k.

The scariest movie should be MY first real scary, too. INSIDIOUS... I was a pansy then watched things that aren't scary that she's seen. Like the thing, silence of the lambs, etc. It's a great story, but has ALL the scars. (Personally, I watched it to rewatch it with my step dad. He like 80s slashers, and I was a HUGH pansy. I watched it, re watched it until the sun came up. And then saw it with him. He was scared SHITLESS. The smile on my face :) ) INSIDIOUS

Okay here are my suggestions (IMDb score included). Movies with a love story in it: Our Souls at Night (2017) - 6.9 [Robert Redford/Jane Fonda] Labor Day (2013) - 6.9 [Josh Brolin/Kate Winslet] No Reservations (2007) - 6.3 [Aaron Eckhart/Catherine Zeta-Jones] Stanley & Iris (1990) - 6.3 [Robert de Niro/Jane Fonda] Legal Eagles (1986) - 6.0 [Robert Redford/Debra Winger] Tootsie (1982) - 7.4 [Dustin Hoffman/Jessica Lange] Chaplin's movies: City Light (1931) - 8.5 [My favorite] Limelight (1952) - 8.0 [Chaplin will make you cry] Movies about forgiveness: An Unfinished Life (2005) - 7.0 [Robert Redford/Morgan Freeman] Ulee's Gold (1997) - 7.0 [Peter Fonda] Foreign movies: The New Year That Never Came (2024) - 8.2 [Romania] El secreto de sus ojos (2009) - 8.2 [Argentina] Dear Frankie (2004) - 7.7 [Scotland] Facing Windows (2003) - 7.2 [Italy/Turkey] La Femme Nikita (1990) - 7.2 [France, the original one]

Foreign movie suggestions - Spirited Away Pan’s Labyrinth Oldboy Parasite Let The Right One In Also some British films I think Cassie would enjoy - The Third Man Four Lions Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels In The Loop 28 Weeks/Years Later Slumdog Millionaire Moon Brief Encounter

🎶 YOU ARE THE LAST DRAGON…🎶

I'm going to keep trying to win the Pick of the Month so that you can watch "The Best of Times" with Robin Williams and Kurt Russell from 1986. An '80's Rom Com that I think you and Carly will both love...

Hehehe the scariest movies for Cassie must be swedish ones 😅😅

Big YES on ALL the remaining Bonds - which will include "Thunderball" !!! With inflation, this is the 2nd highest grossing Bond Movie of all time, after "Skyfall". Great War Movie? How about Gettysburg (1993). Based on actual events (save one character) on the battle that was the turning point of the US Civil War. Not sure I would go with "great" but pretty dang good. YES on Monster Movie Marathon !! the original "The Thing from Another Planet", "Them", "Creature from the Black Lagoon" and on and on ... Definitely a Charlie Chaplin movie, but I would add a Marx Brothers Movies as well, "A Night at the Opera" is their best and an all time classic Way past time for "Dirty Harry". Not sure if you ever seen a Kirk Douglas movie. I would highly recommend "Spartacus". That way you can knock out a great war movie / romance movie all in one film. "Spartacus" is a lot of things to a lot of movies buffs, to me, it is a love story. No spoilers. Always another John Wayne movie. "The Man who Shot Liberty Valance" with Jimmy Stewart or "El Dorado" with Robert Mitchum and a young James Caan. Michele Carey is always good eye candy.

A couple of recommendations from a long time viewer, first time commentor: Fall in love with a never-seen romance/romcom: 'The Spectacular Now' (2013) A great foreign movie: Gonna recommend 3 very different movies. I'd say 'Pan's Labyrinth' (2006) for a serious life changing dark fantasy adventure film. 'Parasite' (2019) for a great Korean dark comedy thriller. '3 Idiots' (2009) for an Bollywood oddball heartwarming but serious comedy. For a new trek series: People love DS9 and Voyager but they can't be watched the same way you did TNG. They are a much slower burn with lower peaks that require a lot more buildup. If you want something more modern, Lower Decks is probably the best Trek Series in ages or possibly Strange New Worlds as a decent take on different Universe.

Andor and more Trek? Yes please. And if you want a good foreign movie, let's go old school - Seven Samurai. Its the movie that inspired the classic Western The Magnificent Seven. Its by a huge margin my favourite black and white movie, and the dialogue is slow paced enough to allow for subtitles to be read easily.

I've been really hoping to see at least some more John Wayne Westerns on your channel, namely STAGECOACH (1939), FORT APACHE (1948) and RIO BRAVO (1959) just so you can get a fuller appreciation of him with 3 of the absolute best Westerns ever. Plus more Hitchcock. Namely NOTORIOUS (1946), but there are others as well you'd find really intriguing. Well, all the best 💕

Andor YESSSS

Scariest movies suggestions - Hereditary Talk To Me The Witch It Follows The Ring Drag Me To Hell Longlegs

I don't think you've seen Raising Arizona yet, so I would heartily recommend that for a comedy!

Midnight Run is such a great movie. Cassie really needs to watch The Nice Guys - especially since she loved Kiss Kiss Bang Bang so much.

Comedy suggestions you may like as much as Big Lebowski - In Bruges Burn After Reading The Nice Guys Punch Drunk Love Adaptation Death At A Funeral (2007 version, NOT the 2010 remake)

"how has your first official week in 2026 been?" It sucked a**. Wish list- -Bond - What is that, another 15 watch slots -Andor - Another 12 -Nolan - 3 -Dirty Harry - 5 -Trek - 100 - and Thrones still has, what 15 Can... can we watch some "not long ass series/ franchise"? You know, the original point of the channel. -finish a seires Why? For the vast majority of series, after the first one, maybe second, they are t*******. They is no point and they often diminish the previous ones. -rom-com It's not a comedy, but I highly recommend City of Angels for the romance part. Nic Cage and Meg Ryan, how could you go wrong. -A movie you've been avoiding Indictment: The McMartin Trial?

"Fall in love with a rom/com I havent seen". "A great foreign movie". Well then I know a perfect one for you. It's ranked on top 150 on the old popcorn request. Like a year it was the highest ranked non-english. Atm it's ranked as nr. 7 on the new popcorn request. (It will change) You have never done a reaction of a swedish film on your channel. Maybe you've never seen a swedish film. And I have been nagging about this film since April 2022 on your channel 🙄😬🙄 Of course I'm talking about "Show me love" from 1998 🤩🫠😏

Happy New Year Cassie! For a romance suggestion I'll make my first pitch of the new year for 1985's Ladyhawke (Matthew Broderick, Michelle Pfeiffer, Rutger Hauer). Definitely one you should watch with Carly.

I can cross off two things on your list with 1 movie: World's End. It's the 3rd movie in the Cornetto trilogy (you already seen Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz). It's a comedy and it completes a trilogy/series.

Fall in love with a never seen romcom: Man Up (2015) A Great War movie: War of the Arrows (2011) A great foreign movie: Life is Beautiful (1997)

If you mean a new "TREK SERIES" absolutely...DS9, Voyager! But, if you mean a "NEW TREK" series....NO NO a million times NO. In my opinion, any Trek from Chris Pine onward is trash. How about voting on some episodes of TNG from seasons 3-7 that you SHOULD HAVE SEEN if time allowed? Also, one of my all time favorite romantic comedies is "Defending Your Life" with Meryl Streep. If you've never seen it....you'd love it

Suggestions for monster movie marathon: Lake Placid for a fun, light hearted romp of a monster movie with a love story. The Host for a heartfelt family drama masquerading as a monster movie. It’s Korean, so be ready for subtitles. It’s really a treatise on the importance of family. Frankenstein (2025) for the best adaptation of Mary Shelley’s classic monster novel. Also worthy of consideration: Hellboy. Based on the graphic novels of the same name, it includes some of the best work ever done by Ron Perlman. Fantastic story with a deeper meaning.

Romantic comedy - Moonstruck. Scariest movie you've ever seen - Hereditary. Foreign movie - Run Lola Run (German) , Cinema Paradiso (Italian). or Talk to Her (Spanish - you really should watch at least one Almodovar movie). Or you could watch the original Japanese version of The Ring ("Ringu") which covers foreign and very scary.

Dirty Harry is def a series worth exploring, but I'd also suggest movies based on books of a popular author. John Grisham& Elmore Leonard spring to mind, I seem to recall u have already seen the firm, but I can't remember the pelican brief, the client, rainmaker, runaway jury being featured. Get shorty and Jackie Brown I think u did but out of sight I think u would ❤️

Sense and Sensibility (1995) for a favorites romantic movie you've never seen perhaps?

I think some Americanized Jackie Chan might go a long way: Rush Hour, Shanghai Noon, etc. And then one old school kung-fu like 'The 36th Chamber of Shaolin'. Culture...

A great war movie – and in foreign language, too – is Persian Lessons (2020). It has you sitting on edge all the time and pondering how that could possibly be inspired by true events. Unbroken (2014) is another great, and true, war movie. A foreign movie I think you might enjoy is Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019). The new scariest movie you’ve ever seen could conceivably be the admittedly unorthodoxically scary movie No Man of God (2021) with Elijah Wood. For the rom-com, consider Wild Mountain Thyme with Emily Blunt and Jamie Dornan (2020). And lastly, a suggestion for a movie you have actively avoided, or so it seems at least🙂: Gone with the Wind (1939)? Anyway, Happy 2026 – may it bring both great and small miracles to us all and the world🥰🌍🙏

All 27 Bond Movies? Great 2026 PiB watch goals but reacting to all 27 Bond movies seems excessive. That's 27 movies, a few of which are not good. I thought you + Carly did a good job on selection of Bond movies. There are several mediocre Bond movies. Please don't react to the original Casino Royal (1967) = that movie is abysmal. Whatever you do, I am 100% in support of you and the channel, and revel in the great things happening at the channel. Plus, my comments on the 27 movies are more my thoughts than complaining. I can't really complain -- after all, you are giving us months of GoT reactions -- some of the best reactions in PiB history.

Oh boy!! I really hope she does andor. Literally my favorite tv show, not just Star Wars tv show.

If you want a room com to fall in love with all the while settling a Charlie Chaplin vibe you need to watch Benny and Join starring a young Johnny Depp, Mary Stuart Masterson....

Never seen any other Star Trek series besides a little bit of Strange New Worlds and Discovery. Could we sprinkle in a small handful of TOS episodes also. The lone TOS YouTube video is closing in on 230k views which is a really good showing by comparison

THE ROAD is one of the scariest movies I’ve ever seen, but it’s not technically a horror film. Just a predictive tale that, as someone who has been to some scary places in the world, hits far too close to what reality could be if one or two things went wrong. Also, I’m not sure how it would do on YouTube, but SHŌGUN was a spectacular series (1 season), sumptuously shot, great plot with 3-D characters and the kind of historical world-building you love, Cassie.

ANDOR!!!! and PICARD.....LFG!!! Deams do come true

A series that’s easy to finish is Lonesome Dove. Best western ever written and filmed. Will capture your heart and stay with you.

Great List Cassie! For Rom Coms/Romance there are definitely a few that you haven't seen. An Affair To Remember (1957) was in Sleepless In Seattle and was a large part of the plot for that movie. It's a great Romance, not much Comedy but the word Tender will definitely come up😄Plus you can't truly appreciate Sleepless In Seattle until you've seen An Affair To Remember. Hope Floats is a really good Sandra Bullock movie that you've somehow missed, it's definitely worth a watch. Some Kind Of Wonderful will remind you of Can't Buy Me Love. It's a really good 80's Rom Com that I think you'll fall in love with. Those are the 3 off the top of my head but I know I can definitely add to this list. I hope you start up some more Star Trek. What You decide to do will probably influence which series you watch next. You really need to watch all of Deep Space Nine to follow the story. Voyager you can do the same thing you did for The Next Generation. I would chose one of those if you're going to do more, unless you wanted to go back to TNG.

City Lights (1931) for the Charlie Chaplin film is a must. It's a rom com. I'm excited about Dirty Harry. The second movie in the franchise, Magnum Force, is my favorite!

Thrilled to hear that Midnight Run is on the way. Also, as for the rom-com goal...Moonstruck, perhaps? ;) If it helps, I watched Return to Me for the first time with your reaction, and the "big eccentric family" vibe of that movie is very much in keeping with Moonstruck...

Happy New year Cassie, I will be checking everything Adams Family related this year and I'll be starting The Equalizer series for the first time. Will the remaining James Bond films be getting reactions from you and Carly???!!! Also I'll be eagerly awaiting Daredevil: Born Again season 2 in March, Spider-Man: Brand New Day and hopefully hearing more updates on Mandalorian & Grogu and The new Jack Ryan film with John Krasinski. I've started reading the Tom Clancy novels this year!!!

War movie: The Guns of Navarone Romcom: Frankie & Johnny (Al Pacino like you've never seen him) Dirty Harry: Be sure to watch the first one

I’m gonna stay true to form here and mention Star Trek Deep Space Nine. Thank you - carry on.

Dirty Harry? Yes please! 🙏 2001, City Slickers and GoT .. it's going to be a great week!!

Last Dragon is a trip. You still need to watch LEGEND, starring a very young Tom Cruise and, for my money, Buckaroo Banzai.

Andor might break you. I think Sinister would mess you up in a scary way but if you want scary but not too scary I recommend Megan, Ready or Not and The Menu

Finish a series: Watch the Sicario sequel - Sicario: Day of the Soldado.

Maybe do some more John Woo movies. For War films you can fo A Bridge Too Far or The Thin Red Line. Both great. Thin Red Line is more arty and spiritual, fair warning.

That’s a wacky week of entertainment :). PIB certainly isn’t boring!

Well, a heartfelt little nudge towards considering Andor from my side. And a suggestion for the war movie: Paths of Glory (1957) — not fun, a heavy watch, but great - imho. I don't know what to make of: "New" Star Trek series? To use a world-famous Star Trek quote: I have a very bad feeling about this! ;-) Except if it’s DS9 — then it’s great. :-)

GOT! ❤️

Good resolution list there Cassie, I'm confident that you'll achieve at least 80% of them before the end of the year. Good luck, fingers crossed.

HOLY SMOKES, Cassie—this is spectacular! (not to mention, organizing under the bathroom sink! 😁). In all it seems like a huge success to even write these goals!

Great romance: A Room With a View.

“Downfall”. Great war film and foreign film. Depicts the fall of Nazi Germany from an insider POV ( Hitler’s secretary) True story. Bruno Ganz is brilliant as Adolph Hitler.

Here are your goals that I am excited about. -The rest of the James Bonds (I really think you are going to enjoy most of these and even a few of them I think you will like more than some of the ones you've already seen; I hope you get Carly to join you again... Who knows? You girls may finish them just in time for the announcement of the new Bond). -A Charlie Chaplin film (might I recommend CITY LIGHTS; It was one of the pics I submitted when I won trivia night) -Dirty Harry (and if you like it, which I think you will, watch the sequels) -A great foreign film (hopefully more than one) - A great war movie (might I recommend Steven Spielberg's EMPIRE OF THE SUN or Terrance Malick's THE THIN RED LINE). As a cinephile, I am really looking forward to this upcoming year. Keep up the good work. :-)

2026 PiB Watch goals: Andor Season 1&2...YES!!!

100% Dirty Harry, certainly the 1st 2, maybe the 3rd if you're liking them. Not sure about the remaining Bonds, you've see the good ones. On the other hand, there are a few decent TNG episodes that you missed .. "Come cheer up me up me lads..."

"Watch a movie I've been actively avoiding" and "the new scariest movie I've ever seen!"....Well, there's The Exorcist (1973), Cassie... but I'm guessing that's still out of the question! No worries!

Yeah -- Arya and The Hound count as buddy cops -- I like that logic.

Absolutely… Go Back and watch ALL JAMES BOND FILMS!!!! James Bond has a character arc that goes from Dr. No (1962) thru Licence to Kill (1989). One Complete Story

I've got ya covered on the foreign movie part. Black Book (2006) from The Netherlands. It's also a war movie (ww2 resistance), so that's two birds with one stone.

If you want a great War movie, I REALLY recommend Empire of the Sun (1987), it is the underrated gem of Steven Spielberg's career and it ranks among his very best!

“Your Name” for never before seen romance!

Will you still watch the first two Fantastic Four movies from 2005 and 2007 to familiarise yourself before the newest one?

The best romance film you've never seen: The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, with a very young Catherine Deneuve...

Yes Arya and the hound are buddy cops! Great way of thinking

I was just thinking about you watching more Star Trek this morning! Specifically hoping that you watch the Short Treks episode “Children of Mars” before starting Star Trek: Picard. I hope you watch ST: Deep Space Nine if only just for yourself.

You will absolutely love Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker together, their chemistry is perfect. Owen Wilson and Jackie Chan’s chemistry in Shanghai Noon/Knight was also just about perfect…honestly Jackie Chan with anybody.

Instead of a new trek series, Would you consider watching more episodes from the original or Next Gen?

Thank you for wanting to watch the remaining James Bond films, Cassie! There are some real gems that you and Carly have yet to see! (I think Moonraker (1979) would be an absolutely hilarious reaction!)

I hope you do get to finish all the Bond movies this year. There are one or two shockers in there but a lot of the remaining ones are good fun. For a new romcom, I think you’d enjoy One Fine Day.

For a great war movie, I'd add The Great Escape to the potential list EDIT: Thanks everyone for letting me know it's already been done! I'll search it up :)

For a Great War movie I recommend Flags of our Fathers/Letters from Iwo Jima. They are two movies filmed back to back telling both sides of the battle of Iwo Jima. Shares several scenes and actors.

"Day ain't over yet." 🤠

Add YOUR NAME to that goals list ..oh wait it's there with a fall in love with a romance rom/Com

I have a feeling The Exorcist requests are about to go through the roof!😂😂 Don't do it, Cassie!

Cassie you absolutely need to watch all of Pierce Brosnan 007 movies!

"New scariest movie I've ever seen." We're getting Hereditary this year folks.

There’s not a better year than 2026 to finally watch Children of Men!!! (Made back in 2006, set in the year 2026)

Finish GOT please Cassie 🙏🏻 Like… please 😁

Looking forward to that Buddy Cop week, also Free Solo might be the scariest movie you could watch if you have an aversion to heights haha.

Four Chaplin movies is a better idea: The Kid. City Lights. The Great Dictator. Modern Times.

Looking forward to all the Bonds you've missed.

Three movies you've been actively avoiding- The Exorcist The Texas Chainsaw Massacre(2003) American Pie

❤️ the idea of a buddy cop week. Midnight Run is the kinda fun "little' movies that aren't made much anymore.

Perfect list for the year, wouldn't change a thing!

Looking forward to Fantastic Four First Steps & The Last Dragon 😀.

Monster movie marathon has to have godzilla and kong movies, atleast the new ones

"Scariest movie I've ever seen" is.. Interesting? :D

Praying for some David Lynch this year (Mulholland Drive specifically)

omg please watch andor for the channel!!! that would be awesome!!!

You need to watch a movie named RUDY and the movie Requiem for a dream. And if you want a good comedy that you’ll love Joe dirt

Hmmmm Not a bad week , but you are going to watch a early martial arts movie Cassie, I recommend "Bloodsport". Jean Claude Van Damnes best movie AND the movie that mades him a action star!