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Help me pick my next movie! 🍿

  • V for Vendetta (2005) 84
  • Pulp Fiction (1994) 86
  • The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) 27
  • School of Rock (2003) 28
  • Casablanca (1942) 19
  • Tropic Thunder (2008) 36
  • 2025-05-18
  • —2025-05-22
  • 280 votes
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Hey everyone, it's finally poll time!As you can see, this is a very random list of movies with different genres all over the place. I picked these movies because I've had my eye on them for a while and would love to sit and watch all of them eventually! Really excited to see which one you all are interested in the most! The poll will end on Wednesday (5/21) at 9pm EST so get your vote in before then ✹Since Movie Tickets will be wrapping up the last week of May, expect more polls like this.I have two more movies to watch (The Joy Luck Club and Mad Max: Fury Road) before I can start cranking out more polls and those movies.🍿 Koalas- In the comments please share what you'd love to see make it on a future poll!

Comments

Hoppabeks

School of rock is SUCH a classic!!!

MattN

Omg it’s so good

Hefty517

Not a bad pick in the bunch. I voted for which one I’d like to see first, but I’ll be happy with any winner

The Dingo

Literally can't go wrong with this list

T3RM1NATOR

OoOOo this a reeeel difficult one!! I strongly recommend “Real Steel” pretty underrated imo. “Django Unchained” is a FANTASTIC one as well since it seems we could be stepping into some Tarantino flicks like “Pulp Fiction”. 😃

KJ

Most are good choices, however I'm feeling something funny and light again since "Liar, Liar". So my pick is "School of Rock".

David Scruggs

I'd say the wolf of wall street is one you can miss. V for Vendetta is dear to my heart as an anarchist. School of rock is just a great movie tropic thunder is just absurdly hilarious.

Brian Leonard

I went with Pulp Fiction. I recently binge-watched a bunch of Pulp Fiction reactions and would love to see one here.

Joe

Pulp Fiction edges out V for Vendetta here. What’s your experience with Tarantino? Also one of my wishlist reactor movies that nobody ever does is Being John Malkovitch.

Matthew

All good movies. Can I make a suggestion that future polls are multi-select? I would have like to vote for more than 1. Also, just something to note on "V for Vendetta", it has a strong connection to the date "the 5th of November", so many ppl suggest to reactors to watch the movie nearer to that date.

Onno Smits

V for Vendetta would be a good one to put in the schedule to release on November 5th. For reasons that will become clear when you watch the movie.

Preaching to the Horse's Mouth

Still gonna climb up on my soapbox and stump for Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas every chance I get. Gotta get one of the channels I follow to pick it up eventually lol.

Dude Longcouch

Out of these choices, I gotta go with Pulp Fiction. A 90's classic with some very... let's say, jaw-dropping scenes that make for incredible blind reactions. For my movie recommendation, I'll once again throw out Lucky Number Slevin. It's not a very well known movie, but it has an incredible cast, plot, and a very unique writing style that I've never seen another movie quite capture. It's one of my all time faves.

Andy Jordan

My vote is for Casablanca. I appreciate wanting something lighter like School of Rock, but Casablanca is one of the all-time greats. Perfect direction, screenplay, acting, production design, editing, music, and just timeless.

Andy Jordan

Terry Gilliam's one of my faves. Good choice.

McShades

Here's some I can recommend. Real Steal 2011 Ready Player One 2018 50 First Dates 2004 Quigley Down Under 1990 The Man from Snowy River 1982 Big Daddy 1999 And since you liked Smokey and the Bandit, you would probably like Cannonball Run 1981 Here's a few old classics Giant 1956 Auntie Mame 1958

Anthony

Would love to see “Last Night in Soho” 2021 Edgar Wright. Personally love the story it’s Visually , and aesthetically stunning film. 😊

Richard

Oh my goodness, how do I choose between Casablanca and School of Rock. So different lol. Casablanca I feel is the greatest serious movie ever made, and School of Rock is hilarious. I’ll pick Casablanca but it probably won’t win.

Richard

Oh whoops, future polls! I second 50 First Dates. True Lies - high energy action adventure

I.Have.No.Band

tarantino and jack black fell down bad in my affections in the late years proving to be despicable people so.. V for vendetta is a no brainer c:, as some people say "november 5th" might be symbolically (and.. promotionally :s ) .. a better timing. But it also feels depressingly relevant anytime you'd put it out nowadays.. so, yeah.

ButtercupsTrueLove

"Ready Player One" would be a fun one although part of the appreciation would depend on having watched one other specific film by another great filmmaker. "Giant" is an epic motion picture with an all-star cast. Times are a-changin'...

Richard

I meant to list a few others but it wouldn’t let me edit: Roman Holiday - the original rom com War of the Worlds - sci-fi thriller The Quick and the Dead - stylish western with a female lead I avoided franchises since they are a separate entity.

Wil Castillo

Some suggestions for the next poll: Ready Player One (2018) Kick-Ass (2010) Dumb and Dumber (1994)

M1 Maz

This is a great list! Excited to see what wins. Also for such a diverse poll like this one, love that all the movies are getting votes from people! Awesome for the future of your content that people are interested in watching you react to all genres :) A couple random suggestions: Free Guy, Baby Driver, Airplane, Kindergarten Cop

Brian

2 choices pulling away from the crowd. You should watch both! V for Vendetta is one you'll never forget.

DirtySteve

Stranger Than Fiction (2006)

DirtySteve

Kiss, Kiss, Bang,Bang (2005)

Davis H

I voted school of rock but you cant really go wrong with any of these tbh

Richard

Anytime Kali does these polls, I try to pick the movie I think SHE would enjoy the most, not necessarily the one I want to see. But oftentimes they are one and the same. My pick is going to finish dead last lol

Ɓukasz Jarczewski

Holy shit! Mad Max Fury Road? The best action movie of the last decade and the one I really regret not seeing in the cinema. I didn't believe it would make it and after watching it at home I was really sad because I was wrong. A masterpiece And it would be cool if you put Matt Reeves' The Batman (2022) on the list someday.

Kenny

You really can't go wrong with any of these so I'm sure that whatever comes out on top, you'll enjoy it. As far as suggestions for the future, I have several: Sicario Arrival (2016) Hell or High Water The Accountant Edge of Tomorrow

LDC7080

I watched it in 4DX and it was awesome. Had alsorts of stuff blown at me . Seat was all over the place and it’s an awesome movie

LDC7080

I voted for V but really you should not watch it until Bonfire night 5th November

Jojo Garlin

Some suggestions: The Gentlemen Django Unchained Zombieland

Russell Rutigliano

Awwwww bummer Wicked didn’t make it. Hopefully next time. Edit: I voted for V for Vendetta by the way. Though a tiny part of me feels like you should save that reaction for November. My second choice would be Pulp Fiction.

Mark Walston

Pulp Fiction and Casablanca are important staples for any movie reactor, in my opinion.

Lastboyscout73

I would think you would recommend Young Guns with that name of yours.

Lastboyscout73

The old fart will throw in some movies then since The Breakfast Club didn't make the poll (would of lost to these anyway) *Edge of Tomorrow *Tombstone *Unforgiven *Frequency *Apollo 13 *DodgeBall *The Last Samurai *Easy A *Free Guy *Ready Player 1 *Lone Survivor and a couple I mentioned before *Baby Driver and *Hot Fuzz. That's just a fraction of excellent movies I would suggest that you watch. Franchises: Indiana Jones, Die Hard, Alien, How to Train your Dragon, Jason Bourne, Underworld, Mission Impossible and more. I have seen every movie in the list except Casablanca but I'm not a fan of Black and White older movies personally, although I know it's a classic. I voted for Tropic Thunder personally, it's hysterical.

Phil Stubblefield

I don't expect this to be the majority attitude — and by the vote tally, it certainly isn't! — but Casablanca is far and away the best film on this list. An industry icon that has flourished for over *80* years, Rotten Tomatoes describes it thusly: "An undisputed masterpiece and perhaps Hollywood's quintessential statement on love and romance, Casablanca has only improved with age, boasting career-defining performances from Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman." I'll stop short of throwing shade on any specific competitor, but there is only one other entry on this list that even deserves to be mentioned in the same breath...

kaliwali

Sure! I've done that before when there are a lot of choices, so if I have another poll with lots of different choices like this one I'll be sure to put it into multi-select! :)

kaliwali

I've been recommended Being John Malkovitch before! It's on my watchlist, but I'll be sure to add it to a poll in the future! Not really much experience with Tarantino.. So it would be fun to jump into some of his films since I've heard they're great!

Joe

SO glad BJM is on there somewhere. Tarantino is an incredible director. My personal favorite is Inglorious Basterds, but I like them all. Pulp Fiction, however, was an instrumental film for me because it was the first time I saw a film and thought about the artistry and filmmaking. Every other movie i saw before then were popcorn type films, which can be great too. But Pulp Fiction made me realize that movies can challenge you and make you think about how they are made. Of course, there are a lot of other movies that could do that, but Pulp Fiction was that movie that opened my eyes.

Andy Jordan

I must agree. At the very least, Casablanca should not be coming in in last place. And I'm guessing Pulp Fiction is the other one you think comes close?

Shawn Goforth

There is Casablanca, and then there is a pile of everything else ever made. If it is on a poll, there should be no contest.

Shawn Goforth

I expect this to be the majority attitude. Thank you, Phil.

Malbend Ary

Is it possible to do game of thrones then house of the dragon in the near future?

Armchair Rizzard

I honestly think you'll love V for Vendetta, and I also love it. I think it will resonate with you Kali.

Phil Stubblefield

Yes, of course, Andy. Currently #8 on IMDB Top 250. (Not that IMDB is the end-all-be-all of rating, but top ten is top ten.)

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why is no one picking wolf of wallstreet its the best movie on here 😭

KJ

Unpopular opinion: I appreciate Casablanca for what it is, but the dialogue is unbelievably cliché. The only credit I can give to it on that front is it pretty much invented those dialogue clichés.

KJ

I loved that movie when I first watched it many years ago. Would be interesting to see if it held up.

Doug Bilodeau

There was a revival of interest in Casablanca and Bogart in general around 1970. A theater in NYC showed it every day. A packed audience of fans would sit and say all the lines out loud along with the movie. In Woody Allen's play-then-movie "Play It Again, Sam" (1972), he invoked Bogart as his "spirit animal" in trying to get through life. Popular culture had changed so much in the previous 30 years, there was something refreshing and encouraging about the atmosphere. "It's a Wonderful Life" was rediscovered around the same time. Not a big hit when first released, but a magic potion from a time capsule for the confused 70s.

David Scruggs

I suggest Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind to anybody that will listen. It's far and away Jim Carrey's finest role and Kate Winslet is perfect.

Daz

Bit late but my suggestion would be “Contact”. A beautiful Sci-fi based on Carl Sagan’s novel of the same name. It’s a thought provoking movie that explores faith vs science. A great cast, great directing and a lovely score. I know you liked Interstellar (Matthew McConaughey is in this one too) so I think you’d really like this as well. One of my personal favourite Sci-Fi movies.

Armchair Rizzard

I second Quigley Down Under. Its criminally under (down under) watched by reactors.

Paul Wright

Love this list of movies. Very much looking forward to any of these. My suggestion is a music-based movie called August Rush. Freddie Highmore, Robin Williams, Keri Russell, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, and Terence Howard. Stunning cast and uplifting story. Highly recommend.

kaliwali

I've already seen the first two seasons of GoT so I'm not sure how I would navigate that one! But maybe in the later future if people are interested!

Russell Rutigliano

Wow this poll is stupid close! V for Vendetta and Pulp Fiction are basically tied with each other. The margin has gotta be under 10 votes heck maybe even 5. I changed my vote and went for Pulp Fiction though I would assume with it being THIS close you’ll watch both movies from the poll.

Retna

Your name anime movie

David

I feel like of these School of Rock is closest to your tastes, but they're all pretty great.

Chris

Would love to see Dune (2021) on a poll!