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January 16, 2024

Up this week!

Hey friends!!

Hope you’re having a good MLK Day, and that it can be hopeful and thoughtful for you. We are on our way home from a little weekend away to Ben’s brothers, it was chill and a little warmer than where we live so two thumbs up! Meanwhile….back home in Alberta they are literally in the polar vortex, it got to -50 degrees (in fahrenheit too) at some points. My parents were without water again. Stay safe and stay warm my Canuck kernels!

This week we have a little break from Star Trek, with I,Robot (which won the YT community poll of the 51-100 drawings) I’m randomly watching Tron because we head on our long awaited Disney World trip soon and there is a Tron ride and i just feel like that’s the responsible thing to do! Don’t forget about Crocodile Dundee, one of your suggestions for Australia Day next week! Coming up soon will be ST5, Three Men and a Baby (YT runner up) Presidents Week and of course some romance in February too ❤️❤️ I’ll be posting a Classic Romance poll (pre 1970) soon!

Just for fun

Currently watching….The Bear (Only ok for me, but feel like I’m in the minority with that opinion) Ben and I are also watching REACHER (I like it but it’s not GRABBING me) I have enjoyed watching the award shows highlights!

Currently Reading: My book club is reading The Silent Patient. Haven’t quite started yet but I’ve got a week! I’ve heard great things, have any of you read it?

Currently Loving: Planning out DW like it’s the most important exam of my life, I literally have worksheets. Fast internet, Valentines jellybeans are the best holiday jellybeans, coaching my boys basketball team and my heated electric blanket that i’m in a relationship with!

Thanks for being here guys ❤️❤️ Truly madly deeply

Cassie


Comments (154)

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Craig · August 14, 2024

I recommend The Dressmaker a really good Aussie movie.

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RandyCC · January 21, 2024

An excellent movie from Australia is "The Dish," as in the huge receiving antenna in Parkes, Australia. Humorous (not a comedy), charming, and based on a real event. Actors include Sam Neill (Jurassic Park) and Patrick Warburton (Seinfeld). I've mentioned it before in these posts, and hope that one day it gets some visibility because it is a very good movie. If not watched now, for sure schedule it for July to coincide with the anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission.

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RX-1 · January 20, 2024

If you like Tom Cruise you should do War of the Worlds. It's really intense and one of his best performances.

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RandyCC · January 21, 2024

I would include the original classic sci-fi film version "The War of the Worlds (1953)" and "War of the Worlds (2005)" with Tom Cruise. Both good and worth watching.

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Darreld Studie · January 18, 2024

If you want a really good Australian movie for Australia Day, try Danny Deckchair or The Man From Snowy River. Both are really good. Just suggestions.

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ContrabandDonut · January 19, 2024

Its been ages since Ive seen Snowy River, but I remember it being very good.

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Darreld Studie · January 18, 2024

I liked Crocodile Dundee 1 and 2, but 3 was not as good as the other two. Paul Hogan was a huge comedian in Australia with his own tv show, The Paul Hogan Show, before the Dundee movies put him on the international scene. He created some of Australia's iconic comedy characters. Do a search for Paul Hogan on Youtube and watch some of his funniest skits.

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OddThomas · January 18, 2024

You'll love Crocodile Dundee

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Björn Karlsson · January 18, 2024

Another funny movie from Australia is Young Einstein 😄

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Björn Karlsson · January 18, 2024

Romper stomper with a young Russel Crowe is also from Australia. Not so funny thou 🙂

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John Liebling · January 18, 2024

And if you want a total change of pace... Two future presidents in John Adams and Thomas Jefferson - set 13 years before our first president, George Washington became president in 1789. The movie is "1776" Oops I just snuck in a musical. As an historian, and one who appreciates musicals, I enjoyed it. It came out in 1973. Cassie I am sure you know who Gweneth Paltrow is...her mom is in this movie...Blythe Danner. It's a way to learn a little history, be entertained with good humor, and clever musical tunes. It's amazing after how much went wrong early in the war, and that the US was able to win its revolutionary war in 1781. At that time, we were a nation of 13 states and 3.5 million citizens and 500,000 slaves. And that the Constitution would be written six years later and approved, without the Bill of Rights. It was only promised that one would be added. It's amazing how those first 10 amendments truly define what it means to be an American. Cassie and Carly if you ever want to take an amazing trip visit Washington DC Smithsonian Museums. There are many of them. There is one created for our Centennial in 1876. Everything in that building is as it was in 1876 it's a way to truly be a time traveler. I know your kids a very young, too young to appreciate the museums in 2024...but in a few years when they are older it could be a great experience. Even though it's a very long trip from UTAH.

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ContrabandDonut · January 18, 2024

I am a giant fan of 1776. I know by heart four or five songs from the show, but it is 18th century C-SPAN with singing. If you're in a patient mood for it, the drama is fantastic, it totally works, and its great. But its nearly three hours, and its just... the main bulk of the story is its a government hearing with singing. Remember I like the musical!!!

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John Liebling · January 18, 2024

If you want suspenseful drama, you can't go wrong with the following possibilities: 1. Thirteen Days 2. Seven Days In May 3. All The President's Men 4. Fail Safe

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RandyCC · January 21, 2024

Add 5) Three Days of the Condor

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John Liebling · January 18, 2024

If you want comedy, you can go wrong with Dave.

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John Liebling · January 18, 2024

Oops, meant to write can't go wrong with Dave. Meaning I liked that move and I know Cassie and Carly would too.

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John Liebling · January 18, 2024

For President's month might I suggest an all-Lincoln festival? Three very different movies about America's greatest President. 1. Young Lincoln (1939) 2. Abe Lincoln in Illinois (1940) 3. Lincoln (2012)

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Rick Williams · January 17, 2024

Cassie are you watching the original Tron?

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Erik Daniel · January 16, 2024

Just stepping into the light to say A Walk In The Clouds for February romance? Ok, back to the shadows.

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REDR58 · January 16, 2024

Inner Space is lots of fun.

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Big Willie Dickins · January 17, 2024

Innerspace is OK, but Dreamscape is awesome

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AdrianF · January 16, 2024

Cassie, I know you want to do pre-1970 for the romance poll, but please have a look at The Girl Who Invented Kissing. If you haven't seen it, you should; it's a fantastic, feel-good, low-budget, romantic gem.

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Kim Brink · January 16, 2024

This are your pick I guess, or at least stuff you like? The pick are terrible ;-)

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John Liebling · January 16, 2024

Top Romance Movies of the 1980s... 1. All of Me 2. Always 3. An Officer And A Gentleman...This is a big time Cassie and Carly pick...maybe one of your top Romance movies for 2024... 4. Inner Space 5. Moonstruck 6. Peggy Sue Got Married 7. 16 Candles 8. Tootsie 9. Working Girl 10. Dirty Dancing

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AdrianF · January 16, 2024

These are your picks I guess, or at least stuff you like? 4-10 are terrible IMO. 9 was carried by the marketing of MG and ten by God knows what... the song? Different strokes I guess :D

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John Liebling · January 16, 2024

Top Romance Movies of the 1970s... 1. Days of Heaven 2. Harold and Maude 3. What's Up Doc? 4. American Graffiti...very young Harrison Ford and Ron Howard - The director of Backdraft, Cinderella Man, Far and Away...and so many more great movies... 5. Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore 6. Play It Again Sam 7. The Passenger 8. Grease 9. Time After Time...Star Trek VI director...and an actor...and another actor in Star Trek Generations, the crossover before the best Next Generation movie - First Contact... 10. The Goodby Girl

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John Liebling · January 16, 2024

Top Romance Movies of the 1960s... 1. Charade 2. Breakfast at Tiffany's 3. My Fair Lady 4. Doctor Zhivago 5. The Leopard 6. The Sound of Music 7. Westside Story 8. How To Steal a Million 9. Splendor in the Grass 10. the Music Man

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Scott Macaulay · January 16, 2024

Crocodile Dundee will teach you what exactly qualifies as a knife.

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Above Average Dave · January 16, 2024

Truth! He and John Rambo are sympatico on this item, give or take a serrated edge.

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ContrabandDonut · January 16, 2024

Reacher is vagrant Batman.. Saw the Emmy results. Succession picked up Drama, Lead Actor, Actoress, Supporting Actor, Director and Writing. J Smith-Cameron was nominated in Supporting Actoress and really let down the side. JOKE!!!!

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Russell Teo · January 16, 2024

Crocodile Dundee. Remembered watching this with my late dad. Really nice one

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John Liebling · January 16, 2024

Top Romance Movies of the 1950s... 1. In A Lonely Place 2. Singing In The Rain 3. To Catch a Thief (Hitchcock) 4. Marty 5. A Place In The Sun 6. From Here to Eternity 7. Giant 8. All That Heaven Allows 9. An American In Paris 10. Born Yesterday

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Zane From Canada · January 16, 2024

"I was born when she kissed me. I died when she left me. A lived a few weeks while she loved me." I love In A Lonely Place. I never thought to look at it as a romance movie. Humphrey Bogart was perfect in it.

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John Liebling · January 16, 2024

Top Romance Movies of the 1940s... 1. The Red Shoes 2. Notorious 3. Philadelphia Story 4. His Girl Friday 5. Out of the Past 6. The Big Sleep 7. Sullivan's Travels 8. Rebecca 9. Laura 10. To Have and Have Not

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ContrabandDonut · January 16, 2024

This is a list of 40s movies fitting your criteria that Cassie hasn't seen, correct?

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John Liebling · January 16, 2024

Top Romance Movies of the 1930s... 1. City Lights 2. It Happened One Night 3. Bringing Up Baby 4. (Hitchcock) Landy Vanishes 5. Top Hat 6. Holiday 7. You Can't Take It With You 8. Only Angeles Have Wings 9. Mr. Deeds Goes To Town 10. Swing Time

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John Liebling · January 16, 2024

We know why type of movies Cassie wants to watch in February. How about we keep the genre but mix up the time. Cassie likes time traveling let's do it together. Romantic movies of the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s.

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Rainbow Dash · January 16, 2024

Since you're watching the original Tron, I recommend putting yourself into an 80's mind set when watching it. I grew up with this movie, but a lot of people today might not understand the tech and terms from back then.

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John Liebling · January 16, 2024

Because Cassie was able to handle Kill Bill and is contemplating Vol2 and she also watch Rambo and is considering another...Could she handle or even appreciate the humor from the two Dead Pool movies? Cassie has created her own niche. She isn't following other creators. You think, later in the year she'll try the good MCU movies. Not the current double boo, not on my watch, pushing down the throats of fans, choices?????

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2-Can · January 16, 2024

Fun fact (for freezing): -40F = -40C, so Americans and Canadians can agree that it is freaking cold out without having to do the math first.

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Javier Hernandez · January 16, 2024

I lost the link to the page of what Cassie has seen and link to the requested movies. Can anyone help me out? Thanks.

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2-Can · January 16, 2024

Open the first post up above - scroll down to the Letterboxd link. I've never gotten the requests link to work, looks like you need to link your patreon account(?).

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Beddoe · January 16, 2024

For February/Valentine's Season I hope you will consider the film 'Harold and Maude' (1971).

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MotoDork · January 16, 2024

A very good friend of mine did the post process effects in I, Robot. Also, I’m very happy to see you doing TRON. I don’t know if you’ll see this comment, but when you watch TRON, try to keep in mind the technology of the time. This film was groundbreaking in its use of computer animation.

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Javier Hernandez · January 16, 2024

Yes, ground breaking. Kids today don't know how good they have it. I think the short lived 80s show "Auto Man" stole a lot from Tron.

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Scott S. · January 16, 2024

Maybe for February romance you could consider the 1955 film Marty

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Zane From Canada · January 16, 2024

I love Marty (1955). It puts a smile on my face every time I watch it. 😁

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shireknight · January 16, 2024

Is that the original Tron? That is a true classic, I'm going to love watching Cassie watch that.

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Happy Hanukkah · January 16, 2024

It doesn't qualify for *Classic* Romance, but if we're including more recent fare, I'll nominate Intolerable Cruelty (2003). It's a Coen brothers film starring George Clooney and Catherine Zeta-Jones. (Please don't let the title throw you off.)

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Happy Hanukkah · January 16, 2024

Since 1987 is ancient history, I'll also nominate Moonstruck. It's a Norman Jewison film starring Cher with Nicolas Cage and Olympia Dukakis, and one memorable scene with Frasier's father.

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Happy Hanukkah · January 16, 2024

"it was chill and a little warmer" Make up your mind, girl! :-)

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Happy Hanukkah · January 16, 2024

I, Robot? You call that a movie? Now Crocodile Dundee, THAT's a movie!

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Stick Figure Studios · January 16, 2024

Another recommendation for Presidents Day: DAVE. You will love it.

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Happy Hanukkah · January 16, 2024

How I've longed to visit Ruritania! :-) (Maybe I can hire Mark Steyn as a guide.)

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Stick Figure Studios · January 16, 2024

The main actress in TRON (Cindy Morgan) who also starred in CADDYSHACK, just passed away last week. RIP. :-(

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Andrew Rose · January 16, 2024

They should all be fun movies... nothing too deep or too intense.. will be a really good week!

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G · January 16, 2024

I love sci-fi, and we got 2 this week! Tron (1982) is ok. I liked the sequel better, Tron Legacy. I Robot is pretty good.

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Roger Hagerty · January 16, 2024

Sounds like you and the fam had a relaxing, and warmish (not sure if thats a word, but by golly it should be!) few days. Nice line-up of movies coming! Is this the original Tron or the sequel? I'm mostly enjoying the Reacher series. Huge fan of the books. Unpopular opinion coming... The 2 Reacher movies with Tom Cruise... Really good. Cruise, while diminutive in comparison to the Reacher character, brought the Reacher intensity and intellect more so than the current one. Still, horses for courses, I know I'll enjoy all the upcoming reactions! That is until or unless you do a musical! Can't abide by that. ;)

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Jon Johns · January 16, 2024

As a die hard fan of the Reacher books, I prefer the series, but the movies are good movies, none the less. Tiny Tom kind of pulls off the character, sort of 😉

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John Liebling · January 16, 2024

I also think Cassie would enjoy Robert Reford in "Three Days of the Condor"

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Zane From Canada · January 16, 2024

Haha "Reford" 🤭. I definitely agree. Condor is one of those smart mystery thrillers that requires extra vigilance, to fully understand: Like The Parallax View (1974) or All The Presidents Men (1976)

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John Liebling · January 16, 2024

Besides MUSICALS I don't think Cassie has reacted to any Pixar films like the Incredibles or UP. I think she's like them and so many others.

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Gábor Árki · January 16, 2024

Probably because she has already seen them. Based on a quick check UP, both INCREDIBLES, all TOY STORIES, MONSTERS INC, FINDING NEMO, WALL-E are all marked as watched.

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Gábor Árki · January 16, 2024

I'm most excited for CROCODILE DUNDEE this week. Before you watch TRON, I think it is worth knowing that it is going to show its age and feel dated visually. It was made during the infancy of such effects. Personally, I've only seen it before the sequel came out and I do like that one more. Also, I hope THIRTEEN DAYS with Kevin Costner is considered for Presidents Week. I do have a couple of more recent romantic movie suggestions for February where the leading man is one of Cassie's favorites. Movies, that I'm surprised she hasn't seen yet (or they are just not marked as one): WORKING GIRL (1988) with Harrison Ford DOC HOLLYWOOD (1991) with Michael J Fox FOREVER YOUNG (1992) with Mel Gibson A WALK IN THE CLOUDS (1995) with Keanu Reeves SIX DAYS SEVEN NIGHTS (1998) with Harrison Ford THE LAKE HOUSE (2006) with Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock FOOL'S GOLD (2008) with Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson PS: also, February might be a perfect opportunity to finally make COMING TO AMERICA (1988) with Eddie Murphy happen.

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Popcorn In Bed · January 16, 2024

ong what a good list!

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Don · January 16, 2024

Good lineup of upcoming movies. We need crocodile Dundee immediately but also excited for the journey home. I think you’ll love both of them.

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James UK · January 16, 2024

I hope Carly is with you for Crocodile Dundee. I suspect you’d both love it. Could I also suggest Thirteen Days for Presidents week.

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Big Willie Dickins · January 16, 2024

Please consider The Dish (2000) as an Australia day bonus movie 👍

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Shehab Dawoud · January 16, 2024

Another skip week for me. Quite a lot of those recently.. Since you’re coaching a Basketball team, it makes sense to put up a Basketball poll. Also suggesting Any Given Sunday with the Super Bowl right around the corner, and Malcolm X for BHM, it’s been long overdue IMO. Also, Australia Day?? Are we just celebrating anything now? No disrespect to my Aussie friends.

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D. T. Nelson · January 16, 2024

Tron is okay... for a low budget early 80s,movie (I actually liked the 2010 sequel better, though others don't). Crocodile Dundee is okay... for a low budget mid-80s movie. I remember watching it on video with my family a few years after it came out. Enjoyable, but ultimately forgettable. I really enjoyed I, Robot. There are a significant number of others who don't because the ideas in it strayed so far from the premises created by Issac Asimov in his short stories (Three Rules of Robotics, etc). What is funny is that, although the movie shares the name of one of Asimov's collection of short stories, the original film is derived from Agatha Christie. I think the story is is very good. The performances are good,too. Especially the voice and motion-capture acting by Alan Tudyk. Tender and chilling in equal measures. Looking forward to Star Trek VI (The last original cast movie) than I am the 5th), But I REALLY am interested to see you watch another Leonard Nimoy directed film—Three Men and A Baby. Now if we could just get your Patreons to vote for Pleasantville. My wife and I just finished the second season of Reacher. It's okay. Supposedly the books are better. The Tom Cruise Reacher films aren't bad. My wife is reading the books now and seems to enjoy them. I need to start reading again soon (I have a big backlog), but I'm more interested in completing the writing on my second novel. If you want to get into an excellent show (if you haven't already seen it), check out Ted Lasso. ...... of course, you have all those seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation coming up...

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Dazman · January 16, 2024

I wouldn't say Crocodile Dundee was "forgettable". It was a classic comedy for decades and had moments that became a part of popular culture. Still hear quotes today!

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Sam Hiraoka · January 16, 2024

I nominate His Girl Friday and A Matter of Life and Death for romance movie poll.

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Matt Rose · January 16, 2024

absolutely on HIS GIRL FRIDAY.

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Matt Rose · January 16, 2024

Hey Cassie: I was in Walt Disney World in December. A few things on the TRON ride: 1. it's based on the sequel, not the original. The aesthetic, the music, everything...if you can, watch the sequel, TRON: LEGACY before you go. 2. It's a great ride but it's much too short, especially for the trouble of getting into the virtual queue. The GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY ride at EPCOT is 10x the ride that TRON is.

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Cole Jennett · January 16, 2024

If you are doing a classic love story poll, my Mom wants you to do “Love Story” ha ha. She said she’d even watch your reaction to it😂

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Happy Hanukkah · January 16, 2024

I might actually join in. (No, not in person!) Though I tend to agree with Judy Maxwell (Barbra Streisand).

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pat on · January 16, 2024

i would love to see somebody react to broken arrow i think you would like it.

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Mario · January 16, 2024

Be careful with the First Blood reaction. Other channels have had trouble uploading their reactions to it.

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Mike Lemon · January 16, 2024

And much after the fact. Cinebinge got a strike (pending) 1.5 years after uploading it. George talked about it here- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYa0Z8dzf1c

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Todzilla · January 16, 2024

Dang! Tron out of nowhere!!! I've been low key praying Cassie would watch Tron for like 2 years now. I'm down!🎤👇

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Average White Man · January 16, 2024

First Blood! :D Some fun stuff on deck for sure. Talk about a well run channel. This is how you do it. Just hit -16 (C) here in Ontario. Big deal right? Minus FIFTY!? (-45C).

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Just Plain Bob · January 16, 2024

If you’re gonna do something for President’s Day, my vote goes to All The President’s Men, co-starring Robert Redford. It chronicles a really important chapter in Presidential history and is a great movie. Also worthy of consideration is Thirteen Days starring Kevin Costner. The first focuses on the wrongdoings of the Nixon Administration and the second deals with Kennedy’s response to the Soviets putting nuclear missiles in Cuba (the Cuban Missile Crisis). Both are superb.

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Average White Man · January 16, 2024

Thirteen days is excellent!

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Nathan Swapp · January 16, 2024

I hope you'll do Tron Legacy soon after. I think it's under appreciated as it came out just before the 80s nostalgia wave really hit.

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Stranger2Reality · January 16, 2024

It's too bad more people didn't see Tron: Legacy in theaters, because the 3D was really impressive. I'm a big Daft Punk fan, which also helped. Great music, great visuals, and just very entertaining overall.

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Randolph Tirazona · January 16, 2024

"The Bear" the movie from 1988?!? Hope!! Or the 'TV show' lol The movie is a totally different movie but a very good one! lol Love Electric Blankets!!!

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Shawn Kildal · January 16, 2024

Leonard Nimoy also directed 3 Men and a Baby

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Brent Petty · January 16, 2024

Currently watching: the first episode of True Detective Season 4. Jodie Foster in Alaska...

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Mike Lemon · January 16, 2024

President's week nomination- Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (2012)

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Richard Maurer · January 16, 2024

My favorite presidential bio-pic. Based on a true story!

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ktown64 · January 16, 2024

Yay! Disney World! My favorite vacation destination. I’m hoping for Spielberg’s Lincoln for President’s Week.

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Stranger2Reality · January 16, 2024

Lincoln is such a great and underrated Spielberg film! I often see people say Spielberg hasn't made any great movies in years who never saw Lincoln (or Bridge of Spies or The Fablemans). I can't recommend Lincoln highly enough!

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Marty McGee · January 16, 2024

Some great stuff coming up. Can't remember much about the Tron story. Saw it when I was a kid. I do remember loving the special effects, which I'm sure have aged badly by now. Love both I, Robot and Crocodile Dundee! Hope you have a fantastic DW trip. I'm heading to see the Mouse myself in September!

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Dan M · January 16, 2024

Nice line up! I haven’t seen Tron at all, so looking forward to enjoying it with PIB. Crocodile Dundee is lots of fun. ST IV, my 2nd favorite in the movie series after Wrath of Kahn. And First Blood is Stallone at his 2nd best (after Rocky and Rocky II). I totally understand you’re planning strategies for your trip to Disney World. I just went with my family over the Thanksgiving holiday and planning it out was a month long event. One important piece of advice Cassie…download the DW app if you don’t have it already. Its the only way to get on the Tron ride. There is no stand by line…only a virtual line. And be prepared to get on that virtual line as soon as it opens. We got on within the first minute that it was available at 7am and our call group was still at 6pm 😤 However, while no ride is worth that kind of a wait, it was a great ride! Hope you all have a great time!

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Jon Johns · January 16, 2024

Oh boy, Tron is from the 80's, and is 'fun' but shows it's age. The sequel, from 2010, is fun too, and graphically much more modern, and what the ride at Disney is based on, I think you'd like them both.

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Astraeos · January 16, 2024

"Planning out DW" What is DW in this context?

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Larry Darrell · January 16, 2024

Disney World!!

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K, Zachary · January 16, 2024

Tron? You mean this Tron? https://youtu.be/-3Mm8wDH9Fk?si=OAT5GeB0_MHCTfK8 Crocodile Dundee? Have another Shrimp on the Barbie Right? https://youtu.be/Qx6TL6udmwM?si=itPldXR-YQAXML5R.

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2-Can · January 16, 2024

Tron is somewhat timely. Cindy Morgan, the female lead, just passed away. She is most known for her roles in Tron and Caddyshack - call it a recommendation. Caddyshack may be the most quoted movie by golfers.

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Joe J · January 16, 2024

I hope Rambo is up first this week, can't wait, and with Carly that's just icing on the cake (haha). This week on YT is a 100% can't miss for me. Cheers Cassie.

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Bammer · January 16, 2024

Looking forward to both Tron and Dundee!

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aarswft · January 16, 2024

My body is ready for Tron to lead into Tron Legacy.

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Clay F · January 16, 2024

Rabbit Proof Fence (2002) was an excellent choice you made in 2022 for Australian Day.

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Richard Maurer · January 16, 2024

Watching Tron because they have a Tron ride at Disney World? I wish they had a Classic Horror ride so we could get a poll ;-)

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Larry Darrell · January 16, 2024

Twilight Zone’s the Tower of Terror?

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Mike Lemon · January 16, 2024

Viva Variety! Nice line up. If you like Paul Hogan (Dundee) consider putting Almost an Angel (1990) on your list. It is one of those movies that is great but slipped under the radar of most people.

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Happy Hanukkah · January 16, 2024

Your mention of Almost an Angel reminded me of Michael (1996), starring John Travolta. It is not one of those movies that is great, but it has my favorite Andie MacDowell moment ever.

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FranciscoGios · January 16, 2024

For starters my favorite Aussie film Crocodile Dundee, you gonna have a blast. The other two are fun as well; the prequel for Tron, which is called Tron: Legacy is very very good, I can’t wait until you get to that one. In the mean time stay safe and warm, I hope your parents have running water by now.

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Tara ✨💫 · January 16, 2024

Looking forward to you watching Crocodile Dundee and Three Men and a Baby. I hope Carly can join you! 🍿

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Michael Lynch · January 16, 2024

Heck yes! I’ve always loved Crocodile Dundee. The premise sounds ridiculous but it’s actually a really charming movie. I have a sneaking suspicion you’ll have a crush on Paul Hogan by the end of the movie.

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Mike Lemon · January 16, 2024

Be warned user, Tron is very, very "early eighties". The visuals are...something. Its sequel, Tron: Legacy (2010) is one of my favorite movies.

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Mojo One Thousand · January 16, 2024

As an Australian, I wouldn't have recommended Crocodile Dundee. I know it is high up the list on Popcorn Requests, and it is good movie and worth a watch (I will watch because I haven't seen it completely in a long time). It just seems a bit like a tourist destination of a film these days. I would have gone with some things that aren't necessarily as well known, such as the "Strictly Ballroom" or "The Dish" both of which have a bunch of things for Cassie to engage with and enjoy, while still servicing a bunch of things thematically around the timing with other movies that have been or will be watched in the next while.

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Mike Lemon · January 16, 2024

I can't believe you didn't recommend the biopic of the most famous Australian of all- Albert Einstein. The "documentary" of his early life and his splitting of the beer atom is something everyone should see.

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ROBERT CLARK · January 16, 2024

I'm really excited about Crocodile Dundee and Three Men and a Baby. Both of these I'm sure you and Carly will enjoy so I hope she joins us!!!

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Larry Darrell · January 16, 2024

Immensely looking forward to Crocodile Dundee (1986)… and Three Men and a Baby (1987). President’s Week sounded Amazing from your Insta thing, too. Out of nowhere with Tron (1982). Awesoooommme!! Are you aware though, that the Disney Ride is very much modeled after the Sequel… Tron: Legacy (2010)? You may need to watch that one as well. It’s Mighty Good, and it might Surprise you. Soundtrack and Score by Daft Punk, which you will hear during the Ride. It’s one of my favorite Soundtracks.

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Kuskesh Haramzadeh · January 16, 2024

Oh boy you're going to love Crocodile Dundee! Its sooo 80s 😎 And its a uniquely funny and somehow enlightening comedy. The movie was so popular that the people who started Outback Steakhouse decided to capitalize on the Aussie craze and start the chain shortly after the movie release. (I worked at the original one in Clearwater Florida so I got to speak to the founders and learn about their endeavor)

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Omar · January 16, 2024

iRobot will be fun 👍🏽

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Above Average Dave · January 16, 2024

Thanks as always, Cassie! Safe journies and God bless.

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Patrick Egan · January 16, 2024

I' Robot is an underrated movie, I liked it quite a bit. And I LOVE Tron, though it's going to look suuuuuper dated. The sequel, Tron: Legacy is awesome, I hope you'll eventually watch that too.

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DaftBasterd · January 16, 2024

It would be a crime for you to watch Tron but not Tron: Legacy, especially since I assume the Disney ride is more tuned towards the sequel which is a huge leap in technology!

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Kristin · January 16, 2024

Tron Legacy was actually pretty decent.

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nick bell · January 16, 2024

I Robot? What's the YT crowd smoking?

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Just Plain Bob · January 16, 2024

Amen. It’s an awful movie with no relation to the stories by Isaac Asimov beyond the name of the movie and the names of some characters. In fact, much like the travesty “I Am Legend”, which also starred Will Smith, the “lessons” to be derived from the movie are the exact opposite of those intended by the author. But, hey, it’s got lots of pretty computer drawings so lots of people like it.

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Nathan Jasper · January 16, 2024

You could literally react to a phone book and it'd be the most heartwarming thing ever. Always look forward to your reactions. I doubt you'd be able to do it on the channel because of copyright issues for music and stuff but you should definitely watch the Memphis Broadway musical during February because it's a fantastic love story and it became one of my favorite musicals of all time after I experienced it. I'd also like to suggest Murder on the Orient Express with Kenneth Branagh because it's winter and why not 😂 And because it's me and you kind of expect it at this point, Doctor Who. 😂

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Larry Darrell · January 16, 2024

Have to mention… that the original Murder on the Orient Express (1974), directed by Sidney Lumet, starring Albert Finney, Lauren Bacall, Sean Connery and many more… is in my opinion, Superior to the remake.

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Cole Jennett · January 16, 2024

Don’t forget about Oppenheimer😊

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Popcorn In Bed · January 16, 2024

i really want to watch it!

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Old Glory Defender · January 16, 2024

Best advice about planning a disney world trip is to give yourself a break in the middle of your trip. We went to Disney Springs in the middle of our trip for a 1/2 day. Just to unwind. And then vegged back at the hotel room.

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Sophie Gallo · January 16, 2024

Excited for I, Robot and Tron! Tron's sequel, Tron Legacy, is really fun too!

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pkleo73 · January 16, 2024

I guess I hadn't seen the cover in too long. I came here to comment why are you watching the second one first. Lol. Thankfully it is the first one. I'm so looking forward to this. As others have said, this is one of my favorite movies from when I was a kid. I just couldn't get enough of it. Can't wait

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Alex Ch · January 16, 2024

Don’t forget it’s Festival of the Arts at EPCOT right now. A little more crowded in the world showcase, but some really good special food available!

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Alex Ch · January 16, 2024

Also, you might want to consider the Broadway shows on your date(s) at the American pavilion. They take real broadway stars of the Disney shows and bring them in to do the concerts. For instance, on some days they have Broadway’s original Belle from Beauty and the Beast (Kerry Butler) and Aladdin from Aladdin (Telly Leung).

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Katie Jackson · January 16, 2024

Not my week I guess, but that's ok. I'm looking forward to what's coming. More Trek is always great, even though 5 is my least favorite. I love Three Men And A Baby and I'm excited for some Rom Coms in February. Hopefully equal amounts older(before 1970) and newer Rom Coms. It's been very cold here in Michigan too. Wind Chill has been regularly -25°F. I still have some of my water but most is frozen. Next week is supposed to be better. My mom is also recovering right now. She's doing pretty good despite the cold 🥶. Hope you guys stay warm and safe over there.

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The Neo/Fate show · January 16, 2024

Love this !

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Stranger2Reality · January 16, 2024

You watched First Blood? I love that movie but I hope it wasn't too much for you! Personally I would not continue with the Rambo movies after that one, even if you liked First Blood. The rest of them are not at all like that one and get really ridiculous real fast.

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Michael Lynch · January 16, 2024

I’m not a fan of comments like this. I grew up and saw all of these in the theater and loved all three of them. They were a product of their time, which was the lone hero. I just like how the two sequels showed how badass he really was.

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Z Simons · January 16, 2024

The Tron ride is more closely based on the sequel, but they're technically in the same universe, so it works! There's lightcycles in both. 😁

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pickupthepieces · January 16, 2024

Watching Tron before the Tron ride is indeed the responsible thing to do. Some might say, the logical thing to do.

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Clayton Johnson · January 16, 2024

Did you know Rambo: First Blood was filmed not too far out of Vancouver in and around the town of Hope, BC. I hope you had your knife ready for watching Crocodile Dundee.

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Matthew Brown · January 16, 2024

Wait I robot wasn't on the 50 pull! was it???

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Mojo One Thousand · January 16, 2024

No, the post says a YT poll of 51-100 drawings.

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JONATHAN REDFERN WILLIAMS · January 16, 2024

When she watches Three Men and a Baby (1987), I wonder if Cassie will spot the notorious "ghost" in the film!

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Philip Alan · January 16, 2024

the image is too clear now to mistake it as a ghost now! haha!!

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MikeLL · January 16, 2024

Another top requested movie is welcome in Croc Dundee and I haven't seen Tron in ages so they both balance out the travesty that is I, Robot. A lopsided week for sure, sometimes you have to take the good with the bad, but the ugly is usually to be avoided. Palatable only with Cassie!

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Bill Maurer · January 16, 2024

Think we will get "The Searchers" before we see "Enter the Dragon." Happy New Year and safe travels. I do enjoy your channel and thought you and Carkly's reaction to "Ransom" was one of the best. I hope "An Affair to Remember" is on your February list

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MikeLL · January 16, 2024

You make a good point that we should be suggesting movies for the February Classic RomCom Poll. I think It Happened One Night should be on there, and in fact it should win the poll. I'm hoping for you that we get a John Wayne Poll one day and that it wouldn't be hard to "Search" for the winner!

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TigerDelta · January 16, 2024

What's DW?

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Z Simons · January 16, 2024

Disney World.

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Jay Davis · January 16, 2024

Not one of these I'm not hyped to see the reaction. Especially Tron. Special place in my heart from childhood.

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djKENTO · January 16, 2024

Three Men and a Baby? Another Leonard Nimoy joint!!

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YodatheHobbit · January 16, 2024

Awesome that you're watching Tron. the made years later sequel is fun too.

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Jeff Rogers · January 16, 2024

Stick with the bear. Those people are kind of abrasive at first, but you'll get it.

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Just Plain Bob · January 16, 2024

Cassie is gonna LOOOOOVE Crocodile Dundee. Hope it’s a Carly Collaboration. The ladies would have a blast with this one.

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Brian McGovern · January 16, 2024

I hope so as well. I suggested it last Aus Day but she watched my other Aus Day suggestion, Rabbit Proof FENCE. I feel this may be a product of its time. Mick, I feel may be a little too sexist for their taste. Anyway, I am glad it has finally hit their radar and is getting a watch. I am just annoyed that the only version out there is the US version. Misses a few of the good lines from the Aussie version.