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So many choices! Any way to get some sort of polling thing set up?
I'll be going back through and highlighting the ones we'll almost certainly get to before too long. If there's anything left off the list entirely you think deserves attention, or you have a burning desire for a commentary that doesn't wind up highlighted, let us know.
A suggestion for October (which won't happen, since it's too obscure & low-budget): "The Serpent and the Rainbow" - Wes Craven voodoo horror flick with Bill Pullman from the late '80s.
This is actually just the teaser for the "Commentary X Kickstarter".
I'm kind of disappointed that 'Muppets from Space' didn't make the Muppets list
I just posted to the old thread yesterday and all the ones I mentioned were on this list so thats good for me. Just glancing at the list the ones Id love to hear that I didnt bring up are October sky and gremlins 2.
I know I've suggested Ocean's 11 (both 1960 and 2001) but they're not on the list. ![]()
A Bittersweet Life is superb, really like that one. A Tale of Two Sisters might be worth adding to the October list, I found that quite scary.
May I suggest Night of the Creeps for October movies? Also, Gremlins 2 is not set at Christmas but Die Hard 2 is ![]()
Whatever you do, please, please, please post a message about it on the forums, especially if it's not on the usual day (Sunday). Would have been nice to know you were doing a show yesterday tis all.
I've plugged them a few times, but since they're still off the list I'll once again put out there The Cowboys, the one John Wayne movie everyone MUST see, and A Bridge Too Far. Come on, I need you guys to dive into a William Goldman film that was screwed up by someone, possibly him.
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