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[YT Edit] A Monster Calls (2016)

🕑 Added 2025-06-10 23:58:09 +0000 UTC

Comments

Richard Maurer

This reaction jumped to near the top of my list of Cassie’s reactions very moving and heartfelt, especially her outro. I lost my mother to Alzheimer’s and Cassie’s outro resonated with me on a personal level. Beautiful reaction Cassie, thank you.

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Why haven't you checked the children?

Beth Brown

Cassie, i saw the YT edit yesterday and if i remember correctly , u said this one hit home for u personally. i was curious as to why, but i don't like to pry, so i like that u were able to open up. I know that u love her alot and r a great mom. Although i don't know u personally, i just get that vibe from u ; I'm a very emotional person, very sensitive and no matter where i am, i don't care who's watching , i will cry.I appreciate your sharing that painful time in ur life, but u never have to apologize for crying . i have a theory that crying is one of our coping mechanisms. after a heavy cry ,it seems like a weight is lifted off my shoulders. i'm special needs also, but high functioning . i have autism spectrum disorder and epilepsy. I was diagnosed recently and so i always wondered why i felt different from others. we have something in common; we both feel things very deeply. I'm socially awkward, so i hope i was eloquent enough.Sorry for the length, but i tend to pour out my feelings when i start talking . Love ya lots and send my best to ur sister. Keep on keeping on.

Mark White

Just watch Cassie outro Clarence! Some weeks she has me laughing my socks off and then this week crying! 😭 Cassie sure does take us on a emotional roller coaster!

Clarence Newman

Haven't seen the YT edit yet, but I watched the movie with my wife a week ago when it won PaF. I'm wondering if Cassie had enough tissues in the house to cover the workload. Terms of Endearment (1983) deals with this issue aswell (the rage children can feel when their parents "dare" to leave them). Not sure it would ever win a poll, but it's well worth a watch.

Mark White

Wow, that was powerful! I mean the movie is clearly very good, but Cassie, at the end there, you blew me away with your honesty and bravery. Telling us your story, the pain you went though, I’m speechless. I just wanted to reach through and give you a big hug. This is why you are so good to watch, you open my mind to new possibilities of movies I would have never watched and you bare your soul with such grace and humility. You really are the best ❤️❤️

Chris Thom

80's classic.

Nathan Benefield

Don't apologize for crying. Seeing your real emotions, and sharing your own personal tale, is why we watch. Thanks for sharing that experience with us.

Brett John Chase

Can’t believe I was going to skip this. Thank you, Cassie.

Zachary K. (Caitlin Clark fan)

I have no comment on pick a flicks. I am just so glad people choose movies we all can get interested in. In regards to this movie I quoted you last time Cassie here is the clip https://youtube.com/shorts/BdTrqrmTBFs?si=FhL7wXp4gGRMv2Gd

Michael West

Such a good movie. Really well done.

Chris Thom

These Pick a Flicks have been really great.

Michael McCollough

That fist pump at knowing it was Liam Neeson caught me off gaurd

Uncle Phoenix

Loved this one. This movie makes me want to see more Pick-A-Flicks.

Thomas Kennedy

I watched this with 3 of my nieces not long after it was released on DVD/Blu Ray (my other 2 nieces were too young at the time). We just sat there on my couch avoiding eye contact, crying & sniffling for most of the runtime. It’s sad but beautiful.