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Era Poll (Patreon)

Published:
2026-02-18 04:10:38
Imported:
2026-06

Poll

Era Poll

  • Classic (Pre 1970s) 41
  • 1970s 20
  • 1980s 74
  • 1990s 91
  • 2000s 29
  • 2010s until now 28
  • 2026-02-18
  • —2026-02-23
  • 283 votes
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Comments

James Melton

Since the 90s is the most popular decade for movie reactors, and it's leading your poll, you might think about something a bit offbeat within that decade. "William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet" (1996) a great classic retold with fantastic style. "Ed Wood" (1994) biopic of a mad genius filmmaker. "Life is Beautiful" (1997) an almost unbearably beautiful story. Not to be skipped in a lifetime. "Three Colors: Blue" (1993) Krzysztof Kieslowski is the greatest director you've never heard of. Even if you can't justify reacting for an audience please do yourself a favor and watch one of the Three Colors trilogy. There are a lot of great choices in this decade that go overlooked as reactors endlessly repeat the Face Off and Men in Black reactions. Look for the great movies in the decade and you will find some incredible work.

Alice Devilman

I'd love it if you got around to 1978's Same Time, Next Year at some point.

Audra Muncy

Officer and a gentleman, Terms of Enderment, Dirty Dancing, ET, breakfast club, risky bisness,

Nuther_Doug

For some reason I find myself gravitating toward the 90’s stuff too. Here is a personal choice from each year. 1990 - Darkman 1991 - The Rocketeer 1992 - The Mighty Ducks 1993 - Demolition Man 1994 - Leon: The Professional 1995 - Clueless 1996 - Fargo 1997 - Event Horizon 1998 - The Faculty 1999 - The Mummy

Tony Rogers

If you do the 90s you absolutely need to react to True Romance. Written by Tarantino, directed by Tony Scott. Absolutely stacked cast. It's a must see for the 90s.

Clay F
>>203485912

Nice list for the 80s. They have reacted to Dirty Dancing and The Breakfast Club.

Clay F

Suggestions: 1990 – Goodfellas (crime/thriller) [Martin Scorsese] (AFI Top 100) 1990 – Dances with Wolves (nom 12 Oscars, winning Best Picture) 1991 – Thelma & Louise [Ridley Scott] (nom 5 Oscars) 1992 – The Crying Game (thriller/romance) [RT 95%] (nom 6 Oscars) 1993 – Philadelphia (drama). Tom Hanks won Best Actor Oscar. Denzel Washington 1994 – Pulp Fiction [Tarantino] (AFI Top 100) 1994 – Forrest Gump (if you haven’t seen it) 1995 – Before Sunrise (romance/comedy) [IMDb 8.1, RT 100%]. Ethan Hawke. 1997 – Titanic (AFI Top 100) 1998 – Pleasantville (fantasy/comedy). Tobey Maguire. Reese Witherspoon. 1998 – The Thin Red Line (WWII) [Terrence Malick]. Nom 7 Oscars incl. Best Picture 1999 – October Sky (family/drama) [RT 90%]. Jake Gyllenhaal. 1999 – Notting Hill (romance/comedy). Julia Roberts. Hugh Grant. 1999 – Three Kings (war/action) [RT 94%]. George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg.

T.L.A

Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993)

James Melton
>>203561623

What a good choice. I'm hoping for something that hasn't been reacted to half dozen times by others and that's actually a well made movie. This one is a great example.

James Melton

Someone reminded me "Gods and Monsters" (1998) is a great movie from the 90s with two actors you will definitely recognize.

penoyer79

the 70s coming in dead last. shame on you. shame on all of you.

JM63
>>203625998

In future polls, it might be good to expand the "Classic" group to include the 70s. For most ppl today, 1980 (or at least Star Wars, 1977) seems to be the cutoff for what they consider to be an "old movie." I absolutely love 70s cinema, but I also love the classic period (can't ignore 5+ decades of amazing films) so I went with that. But interesting that "old movies" (pre-1970s and 70s) together account for 21% which would be a solid 3rd choice for eras. (No surprise that the 80s and 90s dominate, since that's such a nostalgic period for most people here, including me.)