Next show?

Hello Cassie, I rarely comment online. You, however, motivate me :) I encourage you to give True Detective S1 a chance some time. Ist stands out through its sophisticated acting, plot and visuals and portraits an emotional depth and atmosphere that shook me. I‘d love to see your take on it! Have you considered „Dark“ btw.? It won the rottentomatoes.com poll for best Netflix Series in 2020 over Stranger Things, House of Cards and many more. One of my all time favorites. Would be a great fit for you. Cheers from Germany

Lmpk

Can this be unpinned as the polled has since closed and you've already watched a number of Firefly episodes....

Chris L

She’s not ready for true detective. Such a good show

These are all great fantastic suggestions. But go ahead and peruse the list of films Cassie has already seen at https://letterboxd.com/pib1/films/ . You'll see that she has already seen To Kill a Mockingbird. If she would pick any movie to see off your list, I would have her watch The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, Bogie's best performance, in my mind.

Mike LL

Happy Birthday Christopher! And I fully second this list, especially the last 4 movies.

AzraRillian

I think you will enjoy some of Tim Burtons work - especially ”Big Fish (2003)”

Kristian Rumberg

wow! Happy Birthday Christopher!!

MattN

I'm new here. Not new to the world, my 70th birthday is this coming Wednesday. I've been a huge movie fan my whole life and with a degree in theater I enjoy most everything. I'm not a movie snob.. I love movies. I really appreciated your look at Casablanca, Band of Brothers and 12 Angry Men. People are afraid to watch B&W movies, but some of the greatest movies ever made are B&W. I'm going to suggest a few movies here that probably won't get much traction but they're Oscar winners and not "art" films. These films sure don't deserve to fade into oblivion. Here goes. 1. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre ("We don't need no stinking badges!") 2. Mrs. Miniver. (Made just after and included the boat rescue of the English army during WW2.) 3. Shane ("Come back, Shane!") 4. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid ("Who are those guys?") 5. The Best Years of Our Lives (Made during WW2 with a surprise Oscar to a real WW2 vet.) 6. The Grapes of Wrath (Best Picture Oscar. One of the best movies ever along with #1.) 7. To Kill a Mockingbird (A book we all read in school ) 8. Rain Man ("Kmart sucks.) 9. The Misfits (M. Monroe's and C.Gable's last movie) 10. Close Encounters of the First Kind and/or E.T. (Spielberg, need I say more?) All of these movies are sooo good and, know or not, have had an influence on all of our lives. I could list 50 more but I'll wait a bit. Christopher Carr

Christopher Carr

Batman begins!

Vega Winter

As much as I loved firefly, the first season of true detective was a masterpiece

Russ

I would hope Firefly fans would know better

Garrett

People are so quick to post spoilers here, lol.

Mr. Killeverything

THIS is what Generation Kill is:- https://youtu.be/E6SC2oVZdUA?t=1

Nathanael Evans

Came here for the Firefly! Be careful not to read any spoilers at all and enjoy! You're really going to fall in love with this series!

Garrett

Generation kill is NOT band of brothers. There isn't really anything poetic or heroic about it. Also the show doesn't make alot of effort do explain millitary lingo,I run the fan page for one of the Marines, I have watched each episode a thousand times, and I have a pretty healthy knowledge of the millitary for a civilian and I still don't always understand what is going on, I can't imagine that translates well for a reaction video

Mcgiffin

I'm late to the party, but THRILLED Firefly won! Gah!!! I'm so excited to see you enjoy such a classic!

Art of Free Speech

A couple of films from the UK I recommend 1. The descent and 2. Eden Lake. But yeah Eden lake is a really good one

Alpha Gamer

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