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🕑 Added 2022-08-20 18:48:06 +0000 UTC
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Grand Moff Slackin'
When does Dracula land? 🦇
Gerald Corona
And after The Conversation, I suggest Gene Hackman's Enemy of the State, 1998. It's considered the perfect follow up/sequel because even though it's not explicit that he's the same character, the role he plays could very well be the same guy years after the events of The Conversation.
Ken Veader
I want them to do a Cage seriesd so bad, Raising Arizona, Vampires Kiss, Leaving Las Vegas..so many great films that are completely different from each other in his filmography
Michael Soukup
PS when are they gonna watch your namesake film JJ? 😀
Michael Soukup
The Conversation is an amazing film!!!
Alex
Some random recommendations. I just finished watching Charmed again, and I started watching Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman. Nice to see the whole show is on Amazon Prime. Dr Quinn is a really great one to watch, because the Pilot is such that it doubles as a movie. So you can watch the pilot as a movie by itself and then decide if you want to watch the series, which I'm pretty certain that Sam will love it, and there's enough action in it that I think Daniel will love it too. I figure a lot of people have heard of it but it's been a while.. It's a Western that depicts quite a many historical events mostly having to do with the Cheyenne tribe of Native Americans. I think you guys have watched Dances With Wolves? or at least it's on the list? If you've watched that I mean you have to give this a shot. DWW bored the living heck out of me LOL. Other suggestions: OG Charmed, North and South-- a 3 book series about the two families during the Civil War. Really really good. While Dr Quinn is about life in the West before, during and after the war, North and South is about life in the East (US) before, during and after the war. N&S is most comparable to Gone With The Wind, though not as widely known.
Jarrod Hornbeck
Haha yeah there’s literally one. This is one of those movie where when they see it they’re gonna wonder why the hell they hadn’t heard about it sooner.
Birdie Num Num
I came across someone who reacted to it. I just typed Blow Out reaction on youtube. She only has 8k subscribers though. Wouldn't be surprised if Shan Watches Movies does it at some point.
Jarrod Hornbeck
Yeah, they’d be the only ones doing it bc literally no other reaction channels have found it. No context, no spoilers, all new to them. What a treat that would be.
Ken Veader
Yeah Ive definitely been championing them watching Blow Out
Birdie Num Num
I know it would never win a poll, but you should consider Coppola's The Conversation. It is considered one of his most essential films among critics(much more so than Dracula)
Guston Zimasheen
For me, this week is the perfect selection of TV shows and Movies
Smooticus
Don't forget The Man Who Would be King, and The Wind and the Lion
Smooticus
Once again two really good movies. The Rock is pure bombastic fun, and Dracula is on my 31 days of Halloween movie list I watch every October
Smooticus
Fun movie
Richard Flanagan
The Rock finally
Jonathan Patrick
My fave Nic Cage films other than The Rock Matchstick Men (2003) Knowing (2009) It Could Happen to You (1994) Trapped in Paradise (1994) City of Angels (1998) Bringing Out The Dead (1999 Directrd by SCORSESE) The Family Man (2000) A good Sean Connery film... Finding Forrester (2000) ❤️
Jarrod Hornbeck
Would love to see you guys do a De Palma deep dive that starts with “Blow Out” (1981). Stylistically and technically, one of the best directors of the 70s and 80s. Follow it up with “Dressed to Kill,” “Body Double,” “Sisters,” and “Carrie.” Not only will you enjoy them, no doubt, but you’d really be in elusive company, as most YouTube reaction channels are sticking to more obvious choices. Bram Stoker’s Dracula is a pretty good movie, and the Rock is fun, but I’m not super enthused with the things being chosen. I think diving deeper into chosen directors’ catalogues could really set your channel apart, in addition to the fact that you’re both charismatic and thoughtful.
Alex
Lmao
Mr. Writhms
I've been waiting for a reaction to Coppola's Dracula ever since I got into watching movie reactions. I'm stoked! Please put "Mary Shelly's Frankenstein" (1994) on your Robert De Niro list. He plays the Monster. It would be good for the October "Spooky Season". Or... whenever you choose.
Aaron Barlow
Creepy Ghoulish Intrigue? There's heaps! ;)
Aaron Barlow
It's good I agree. I still think Dracula untold is enormously underrated.
Jason Chirevas
Coppola’s Dracula is a fuhkkin’ trip, especially once you realize there’s not a drop of CGI in it.
Philip Davetas
THE ROCK? Oh, man. I remember someone asked if I ever cry at movies. I always say, "Not at the obvious parts." But I always get choked up when Goodspeed flashes his badge at Jade when Mason is trying to have a conversation with her. It snuck up on me. That gets me every time. And DRACULA? I actually really like that movie. There are some moments where I kind of wince at the acting, but overall, I really dug it.
mikethemotormouth
Dracula the bran stocker...that's definitely something that needs to happen
Timothy Burrows
I can't wait for The Rock. "Losers always whine about their best..."
Ricardo Alanis
The Rock is such a solid action flick. Really looking forward to it!
24fps_
The Prom Queen? What you want me to do? Kill him again ? I could go on, there are so many funny lines in this movie ^^
Guston Zimasheen
Do you mean like at the supermarket? They're bran stockers too. jk. Yeah I completely agree with you about Dracula.
Alex
Bran Stokkers Dracula possibly the best rendition of Dracula.
David Crabtree
Very excited for The Rock! That was a great era for action films. The Rock has probably the single greatest line in all of movies!
Scott Greene
Oh no, I hate The Rock. I know that I'm in the minority there. I couldn't stand the style when it came out in 1996. Dracula, on the other hand, I am very down with. Hope you two enjoy that one, at least!
Michael Soukup
Dracula! Great musical score and costumes.
Chris Bruneau
Dracula is one my favs!!! Looking forward to watching that one with TBR
Jeffrey Miller
The Rock is a lot of fun. Dracula is really good, but the scariest part is Keanu Reeves attempting a British accent.
christopher brown
welcome to the rock
Mark M
I smell what The Rock is cookin'.
Byron Easley
keep an eye out for MICHAEL BIEHN in The Rock
mikethemotormouth
As much as I enjoy The Rock, the real highlight of this week is undoubtedly Gary Oldman in Dracula
Future Boy
Sean Connery is the highlight of another great week!
YoureMrLebowski
"Open Water" opened on August 20, 2004. a tragic tale
Duncan
Goodspeed to everyone in the comments,oh sorry,I mean Godspeed✌
Jens Pfennig
Love "The Rock"... pretty sure you will enjoy it, too
24fps_
F Yeah The Rock.. Do your beshht!
Odd Thomas
LOVE The Rock! Hopefully you'll do Face/Off too!
JayDee AhBooWan
I’ve been preaching for “the rock” for along while. I’m so happy!
Ian
Oh the rock 🙂 that's a lot of fun you're going to have a blast with that one and the boys finale 🤯 looking forward to them very much
MrJoshua83
The Rock! Yes! Can't wait!