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1) Candyman- an all-time classic 2) Alien 3- honestly the darkest and the bleakest one in my opinion 3) Godzilla (2019)- never seen it

Derek, Deadpool & Wolverine is upon us, let me know when you’re watching it. Remind me, which Woody Allen movies did you buy again? I ask that again because I saw Hannah and Her Sisters. Reappraisal you mean. I’m glad you mentioned her shaved head because it’s referenced in the first Deadpool movie 😅. Yeah I’m mixed on it, because the first two are great because I don’t like what they did with certain characters, yeah Fincher directed. Yeah Candyman only seen once, haven’t seen the remake. I haven’t watched a Monster Verse movie, but if I remember right. It’s Godzilla (2014), Kong Skull Island, Godzilla 2, Godzilla vs. Kong 1, Godzilla vs. Kong 2.

Whenever I discovered the Alien franchise, I would always have to watch 1,2,3 and 3 soured me so much that I'm not sure that I've ever watched the 4th movie. When the franchise started again in the 2010s? I watched all of them. None of them are spectacular, but I love the franchise so they are re-watchable. I need go to back and see if Alien Resurrection looks familiar. That assembly cut for Alien 3 is pretty good I would say, maybe a little too much dialogue. Candyman I have seen once and I don't know I think I wanted more from the film from all the hype over 30 years. I still give it a good rating. I really did not like that Godzilla vs Kong movie from a few years ago. I don't think I'm much of a kaiju fan. Have you seen Godzilla Minus One? Great effects, but I didn't love the movie quite as much as most. Nothing to do with this video, but I saw you pull Lady in the Water for is it Rotten or not?! O DAAAAAAAAAAAANG!!!!!!!!!!!! 😉

Thanks, Orson. Coming from you, we can be sure that these recommendations are undoubtedly solid

Just bought a different brand because why the hell not and my goodness the onion is real. I imagined durian tasting a few ways but NOT like that. Didn’t hate it though?

crispy '' well done . every one can;t be a rider .

1) Bottle Rocket 2) Fanboys 3) Charlie and the Chocolate Factory It was an easy ranking.

Two chicks at the same time man!

1. Robin Hood 2. Double Dragon - nostalgia 3. Dairy I got to catch up on pure hang out. Was off CZcams for a min. Lol. Great random racking😎

Richard Lewis played Prince John not the Sheriff of Rottingham 😊 “Tell me the bad news in a good way” 😅

Never bothered watching Robin Hood Men in tights. A Robin Hood spook just never appealed

1) Diary of the Dead- I'm mixed on found footage, but I liked this one. It played on the theme of people who spend their lives filming everything, and being very annoying about it. 2) Robin Hood: Men in Tights- definitely not the best Mel Brooks movie, but still funny. 3) Double Dragon- never seen it and I don't want to.

I haven’t seen Twisters also, but I’m hearing good things. Die Hard any day of the week. Saw it in theaters last December. 😊

I need to see High Fidelity. Oh daaang I respect the Twister purist and not seeing the new one.

That last one is also sold in India as street food. We call it Bombay sweets.

die hard 'l.a. story '' high fidelity.

Great video again dude! Just here for my daily watch of your videos 😂👌🏻

I've only seen parts of Die Hard, but I still thought those parts were cool. I just want to see all three of them.

DIE Hard is a christmas movie 😂😂

Oh Come on 🤣 There’s only 1 clear winner however you rank ( beyond worst to Best )🤣

The Last Dragon is actually good. It's equal parts camp and thrilling.

Kareem i believe is in the one I haven't seen yet, Game of Death. I'm not too into the martial arts films myself. I just got into Bruce Lee this decade. I have seen Lady in the Water, but I probably wish I saw The Last Dragon instead. 😉

Rankings 1. Jaws: it’s about as perfect a movie as you can get. 2. MASH: saw it long after being a fan of the TV show. Probably the only Robert Altman film where the chaotic stream of dialogue style worked. Natural Born Killers is a distant third. I was a teenager when it came out and loved it, but now, it just feels like an overlong music video that thinks it’s smarter than it is. I give it credit for introducing me to Leonard Cohen’s music, but that’s about it.

Tarantino sold the NBK script for about 15-grand around the time he made Reservoir Dogs. He hated Oliver Stone’s revisions and disowned the finished film.

I do not have a barnes and nobles, but i get some criterions from a small or large independent store

I literally remember seeing that comment.

I was looking at getting this criterion

I've always wanted to see Bound. I might get a copy.

I think your hiccups are adorable. Don't Look Now is a masterpiece. I bought it on Blu-ray a few years ago. Donald Sutherland was a legend.

Bound was hard for me to get but eventually found the 4k

Yeah, the Wachowskis’ first movie, had no idea was on Criterion. I like their films. Oh man, I know a month ago, you pulled Jupiter Ascending for Random Ranking. I kind of dig it also, I think it’s original sci-fi, then again Speed Racer is one of my guilty pleasures.

Walmart received my new steel book

I got new criterion

Never even heard of this one before Criterion. It sounds pretty good.

I agree with others and say you should definitely watch Primal Fear.

The hiccups were great they did make me laugh. I got the Kino Bodysnatchers and just waiting on Perfect Days. Don’t look now could never be classed as a mid film, it’s excellent and Donald Sutherland is superb, one of Nicolas Roeg’s best.

Don't Look Now has a crazy scene of procreation. Just watched a Perfect Days 4k and loved it.

Perfect Days is excellent, very simple and cozy though. Lead actor Koji Yakusho is great and recently did a Criterion closet video

I think you planned those hiccups to add dramatic effect to your video. Don't Look Now is very good. Creepy and unique.

Hiccup voice over?! 😂😂😂 The movie is pretty good. Yeah I need to watch more Donald Sutherland. Ordinary People is one.

I also want to pick it up also, and last video I recalled you mentioned wanting to rewatch Gosford Park, I found it on arrow, I might pick that one up. Yeah, he should have been nominated for so many, the only things I’ve heard is an emotional scene and let’s just say passionate scene between the two leads. 😅

I honestly can't choose between any of them. All three are incredibly important films. So, for me, they all tie!

Natural Born Killers is the one Tarantino wants back. Nothing he's made so far is what that movie ended up being, so I would've liked to seen his original intension. RDJ really stood out to me in the film.

The mung beans taste like sun flower seeds to me I like them also

Out of the whole box from India I gotten . I only like the chocolate cookie. Everything else was a zero out of 10 .my opinion. India food not for me

Ooo my favourite film of all time 😍

1. Goldmember 2. Goldmember 3. Goldmember Only on I actually seen. Love, love the Austin Power movies.😎😎😎😎😎😎

Ok. We all know the winner here

I love these films. 😊. Thank you for the well wishes Derek. While I have been recovering, I was feeling pain in the back of the tooth and on Thursday will go to the doctor. Hmm. 3. Natural Born Killers, celebrating its 30th anniversary. I forget RDJ is in it. Man, I just figured out Roger Ebert had all of the films selected today have four stars. 2. MASH. I was hoping that maybe someday we could rank the Oscar-winning screenplays for both the Adapted and Original Screenplay, because MASH’s only win was for Best Adapted Screenplay. RIP Donald Sutherland. 1. Jaws. I totally forgot to watch it also for the Fourth. Maybe next year for the 50th anniversary. I don’t blame people for being scared of going into the water. John Williams’ score is so haunting. Spielberg bias I know. I know you did AI not that long ago.

mimosas, samosas, both delicious