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I have seen clips of it, but not the whole thing. I like your robe, Derek!

Please add it to the Advent calendar for December. Bea Arthur is my favorite part of it. 😊

Stir whip, stir whip!

Mr. Derek, so where does True Lies sit in his action filmography? Top half or bottom half? 😁

Honeymoon with cryptids?! 😱 I always judged that movie by the cover, The Burbs. I skipped it for I don't know 20 years? Till I found out its a big favorite on UA-cam. Having seen it twice since then it is one of my favorites. My favorite from that era (I haven't seen everything) would be Big. 😁

I love Okja so much, such a great blend of the dark, funny, sad, and happy.

The baseball cap back dad style looks good 😎

Yeah. I can fall in line with that Ranking. True Lies doesn’t do it for me at all.

Not seen any of them ( possibly the Burbs back when it came out. But can’t recall a damn thing )

1) For Your Consideration- love Christopher Guest films 2) The 'Burbs 3) Mothman

Time Bandits it's a strange & weird movie to me. I've tried to watch it over & over but it's still different.

1) True Grit- way better than the 1969 original 2) True Lies 3) Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back

I personally haven’t seen any of these but they all seem great just like your ranking 👌🏻

I need to rewatch Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, and also Dogma. Good selection on the directors; Kevin Smith, Coens, and James Cameron. 2. True Lies, yeah I remember you said it’s not one of your favorites, Jamie Lee Curtis in this movie 😅. Thank goodness it’s finally on Blu-Ray, and also The Abyss, to add it to the collection. 1. True Grit, one of my most cherished memories from school was going to the movie theater on field trips, and I think the last film was when True Grit came out, most of my classmates wanted to see Tron: Legacy, and I wanted to see True Grit, but we ended up seeing Yogi Bear, and it took me years until I finally saw it, I also seen the John Wayne original, the one where he won the Oscar, frankly it was a lifetime achievement Oscar.

The King of Comedy is an underrated but prescient masterwork. I've seen Scoop once, but I think that was enough. I haven't seen Secret Life of Bees.

Hey Derek, only seen The King of Comedy, it’s great. I’m glad Joker (2019) exists, because that way casual moviegoers would hopefully watch King of Comedy and Taxi Driver. Oh we need to talk about that Joker sequel someday. Oh boy. I still haven’t seen Scoop, hey just saw your Criterion video, yes Gilliam directed 12 Monkeys, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and you passed by Brazil and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Ramona and Beezus is another movie with Selena Gomez and Joey King 😅. By the way, I just had a thought, you told me a while back that you weren’t a fan of La La Land, and would have been peeved had it won, would it still been in your Best Picture collection had it did?

OMG dude The Happening...I had no idea you'd only ever seen it the once. It is one of my absolute all-time favorites because I think it is one of the most hilarious films ever...intentional or not? The performances and dialogue are like they were done by an alien showing another alien what they think humans would do and say in a crisis. I adore it; hope you find more fun in it the next time you give it a go!

It has to be a tie between Don't Breathe and The Gift. Haven't seen Logan's Run.

I got a simple plan 4k, invasion 4k, sugarland 4k. Getting later born to forth of july 4k

Oh no he didnt. A Terry Gilliam film. 😮 Ive seen Fisher King and 12 Monkeys. I really like them both. Im surprised youre not a fan of Fisher King. 😂

Looks like a blast of a Halloween! We had a great one too, Happy belated Halloween!

So far, I got The Red Shoes on 4K and Pandora's Box.

Getting Time Bandits is a good choice.

Both I Walked with a Zombie and The Seventh Victim are classic exercises in atmospheric, subtle horror.

I'm very slowly crossing off Jim Carrey movies I wish to see. I think I saw Once Bitten and The Truman Show in the last year, year and a half. I think I will have to watch 23 at some point. Everybody needs a little pain in their life. 😂

I personally haven’t seen Dawn Of The Dead or Chitty Chitty Bang-Bang but I’ve seen Guardians Of The Galaxy 2 so that’s my first and only one but great ranking as usual, also even though it was a week ago, thanks a lot for subscribing, I really appreciate it man! 😁

ET The Number 23 Alien 3

1) Dawn of the Dead (2004)- This one is the only one that matters to me.

1) E.T. has to be number one. 2) Alien 3- misunderstood 3) Number 23- no comment

I haven't seen any of these, but War Dogs sounds interesting.

Yes! I have seen all three of them. 3. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, fun fact, it is based on the book by Ian Fleming who wrote the James Bond novels, and Roald Dahl (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, James and the Giant Peach, etc) wrote the screenplay, good old Dick Van Dyke is still alive, like you said, and as I’m writing this, he’s going to be 99 years old next month, and yes I remember the guy from the nose. Interesting fact about Danville. 😊 2. Dawn of the Dead, definitely the film that put Snyder on the map, I said that I wished we had Romero’s movies on Blu-Ray in one collection. 1. Guardians 2, I don’t mind that it gets pulled often, although I would love to know your thoughts on the first in detail, you mentioned Mary Poppins, was that intentional? Hehe.

Derek, good selection on the directors. I haven’t seen The Number 23 yet, but I know Jim Carrey missed out on Disney’s Meet the Robinsons, that’s what I’ve been told anyway, I have to read that again. “Ripley from Alien 3!” Sorry, had to quote Deadpool, yeah what a disappointment compared to the first two films in the franchise, they began to drip from quality, but David Fincher has disowned it, but without it, we wouldn’t have his great filmography. Absolutely, I kind of like Tootsie more than Gandhi and E.T., just because I would have loved to see a comedy win, but had E.T. did, it would have been the best film of the 80s to win Best Picture. I agree with Carol Burnett, it should have been a five way tie. I just rewatched The Terminal for its 20th anniversary, and Spielberg even at not his best, really captures human stories. E.T. is easily the best of the three, sorry David Fincher. 😊.

Certainly agree with your ranking here However. I would put on Alien 3 more than I would ET And I certainly wouldn’t put the new alien film above alien 3

God you have a obnoxious face

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1. Vamps 2. Water 3. Bones TPS seems a bit forgotten. I want to rewatch that one. Saw Bone Collector this year and I was slightly disappointed. I think it's based on a book. Dusk till Dawn there's the hoorah scene in the back storage that I don't like. Besides that I love it the more I watch.

1) From Dusk Till Dawn 2) Perfect Storm 3) Bone Collector- never seen it

I don’t remember anything about Bone Collector. I’m honestly unsure how I would rank these

the perfect storm ''' the bone collector ' from dusk till dawn .

Thought you did great with this format, loved hearing you talk through the experiences! A lot on ‘A’ that I need to get to :)

Don’t blame me, I discovered The Three Stooges because of the 2012 film. Has it been that long, goodness. Where do the years go? Good news, Godzilla Minus One is coming out on 4k. 😊 Sean Hayes!

I love that a movie angered you. 🤣

I just care about My Best Friend's Wedding. Sorry, I that's all I got.

1) American Splendor 2) Batman Begins 3) Guantanamo Bay

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Hey Derek, I’m back. I missed you and our conversations. 😊

Hahaha I love my cameo in the video! 🤣🤣🤣 Great video man! I will miss the Halloween calendar. Until next year!

Great haul man! Im glad you were able to add The Hand That Rocks The Cradle to your collection! I think you're really going to like Primal Fear. Also Surfer Ninjas, heck yeah! Great video!