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Hi peeps!

It's poll time again! Firefly should be finished this week. The next show I'm thinking of uploading is 'Band of Brothers' or 'True detective season 1' or 'The Book of Boba Fett'. I'll probably will put up a poll soon to check which one you want to see first. Because I do expect to upload all of these at one point.

Now for the poll of today, since I've been recording a lot of heavy movies, I feel like it's time for something lighter. What about: a comedy?! :D

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George Baxter

If you finish Firefly I’ll be happy!

shaneth138

If you're definitely deciding between those specific shows, True Detective season 1 all day. It's incredible. I have to also put in my usual bid for you to possibly consider Breaking Bad :)

KremitLeFroge

Funniest, lightest movie I’ve ever seen: Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003)! :D

Don Mayhem

I was going to give Firefly a chance, then I see it was created by Joss Whedon so no. I'm not supporting him in anyway. Do your research. It won't take long to see why he is one of the most hated

Don Mayhem

Looks like Hot Fuzz will win this one

BJ Stephens

Firefly is more than just Whedon, it's a collaborative effort of the hard work, blood sweat and tears of MANY people, most of which probably dont agree with him on certain things. To say Firefly is nothing more than Joss's is disrespectful to all the others who worked to create that amazing show. You're still welcome to boycott it, but imo, that's not a solid reason to do it.

Mike Yocom

Wait until you find out how simultaneously toxic and radioactive the corporate bigwigs are that control the funding for all mass media.

Jack the Narrator

Placed a vote for ZOOLANDER, because that Hansel is so hot right now.

David Bennett

Definitely want to watch LoB with you, ground hog day, zoolander and get shorty are sure to make you laugh, and I am looking forward to those as well.....

e4tless

Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel is really funny/interesting and quite obscure to a lot of people. I highly recommend it!

Tyler Foster

I think it's fine if people do not want to separate the art and the artist but I also try not to rain on people's parades. All Mary is doing is watching the show, which is fun for her, if she wants to look into the people involved, that is up to her. It's also like, almost all of the episodes are already up on Patreon so even if you did think it was important to mention this, it feels like...the moment already passed!

Richard Maurer

Whedon may be human garbage, but he's also been involved in the creation of some great movies and series. If you were able to go through history and see the lives of the various creators of art, then following your reasoning you would need to cancel a huge number of painters, authors, musicians, and filmmakers - many of them would be considered the greats of their fields. Artists are quite often bad, even horrible people. That doesn't change the fact that they are capable of creating great art, art that can be admired separate from the artists who created it.

Thomas Yanez

Great list. It even has Wes Anderson on it. That needs to be nurtured!

Thomas Yanez

Yeah, I had to vote for that one, too. I don't even know if she'd like the movie, but I'd love to see her react to it.

Eric

I'm going to put some of my recommendations up again, maybe they'll make a list moving forward: 1 - Clueless 2 - 10 Things I Hate About You 2 classic RomComs; I'm not a RomCom fan, but they're incredible 3 - The Mummy 4 - A Knight's Tale Very fun adventure movies. "The Mummy" is a better version of Indiana Jones with the very likeable, underrated Brendan Fraser; excellent chemistry with Rachel Weiss. A Knight's Tale is very fun, with a bit of romance and a lot of heart. Notably starring Heath Ledger, Alan Tudyk (Wash from Firefly), and Paul Bettany hams it up - in the best possible way - as Chaucer. 5 - Walk Hard An essentially perfect movie. John C Reilly in his best performance ever (arguing *the* best performance ever), an infinitely deep and talented supporting cast, great writing, incredible music... movie hits every note pitch perfect. 6 - Lucky Number Slevin 7 - Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang Noir thrillers with some humor; in KKBB's case, a lot of humor. What stands out to me more than anything else about both of these films is the *incredible* writing; snappy dialogue... perfect Noir. and finally, a movie that probably nobody has heard of but everybody should see: 8 - 7 Days in Hell A tennis documentary about probably the most dramatic tennis match of all-time. I know y'all probably don't like tennis, but neither do I. It doesn't matter; this doc is *riveting*.

Eric

I'll also add "Mr Right". Sam Rockwell at his Rockwelliest, Ana Kendrick as well... it's very fun. A RomComAction in the vein of Grosse Pointe Blanke. And probably no other movie. (That's probably not true. I guess "A Life Less Ordinary" too?) Also, "Men Who Stare At Goats". Ewan McGregor and George Clooney... it's a very Coenesque movie but much more accessible than most Coen Bros movies. Fascinating, fun, funny, silly. And Jeff Bridges essentially reprising his role as "the Dude".

Tony Williams

I'll second the recommendation for Breaking Bad. When talking about the best TV shows to ever air, Breaking Bad has to be one of the shows that is in the handful that are mentioned first.

Tony Williams

Thanks for this recommendation. I have had that show on my radar to watch, and seeing this will get me to at least give it shot soon. Appreciate ya pal.

Richard Maurer

You're welcome. At least no one harasses you for posting about M and C. On another creators site I keep getting negative comments from the same people every time I ask for Lord of the Rings. I mean it's LotR - who could be so against LotR?