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Coming up soon (Patreon)

Published:
2025-05-02 23:15:11
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2026-06

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Remember, I'll be at PAX East 2025 from May 7th-11th! If any of you will be there make sure to say hello if you see me!!

Wanted to update you all on what coming soonest on here! As a reminder, True Detective will begin when the Pacific concludes. I also am thinking I want to see Rocky through all the way to the 6th movie.

Other movies that really interest me in the coming weeks/months are First Blood, RoboCop, Cinderella Man, Warrior, Troy, 300 and John Wick. Honestly, I think I'll be reacting to these movies regardless, so for a polls sake please include any suggestion you may have below!

As always, thank you!

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GzoN

Loving the movies and series that are coming! I would love to see your reaction to Zodiac (2007) :)

Baldemort

Movie for a poll "The Whale" 2022

Mike Choi

Field of dreams!

Aaron Green

Are you going to PAX as a normie or will you be in an assigned area

Mike Choi

Also if you have any plans to go to San Diego Comic-Con I can get free passes as a previous special guest :)

Chris

If you do Rocky through 6, you HAVE to do Creed. It's honestly my favorite of the whole Rocky franchise. Can do or not do Creed 2/3, but you gotta do the first.

E

Perfect! Looking forward to the Pacific and more

Larry Darrell

+1 for Zodiac: Director’s Cut (2007)

Chris

Also, for a pole, don't recall you saying you've seen the Dune films. An obvious choice for you, I think.

Tim Heron

The Dead Zone (1983) Argo (2012) The Hunt for Red October (1990) Patriot Games (1992) Naked Gun trilogy The Producers (1968) Blazing Saddles (1973) Young Frankenstein (1974) Spaceballs (1987) Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993) Manhunter (1986) Clerks (1994)

Julian Ortiz

Hope you got the the movies o sent should have tombstone the director cut

Cesar Alonso

Also, hoping for No Country for Old Men since it was so close to winning the poll

Aaron Green

Which panel? I will keep my eyes peeled too. Have you been to a PAX before? It's a blast

Chris

Second for Red October.

Tim Heron

Hard to pick just two, but if I had to choose, Argo and Hunt for Red October.

Larry Darrell

Can’t wait for First Blood (1982), Troy (2004) and Cinderella Man (2005). Awesome Picks! True Detective!! Woo Hoo!!… After The Pacific, of course… Woo Hoo!! My #1 film to recommend to you right now… The Thing (1982) Your critical thinking mind was made for this film. You’re gonna want to watch it many times. ;-) PS: Thank You for going to Rocky 6. You won’t regret it.

Larry Darrell

+1 for The Hunt for Red October (1990)

Jay SMARTASS

Just wondering if you'll be sprinkling in a few Fat electron guy vids here & there too i hope...😁

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

Pax started inviting me 3 years ago (Because of the gaming channel) And I've gone every year since! Always a blast. The Panel is Video Game Trivia Live : Reloaded. It's Saturday the 10th at 7:30pm

Larry Darrell

I think I remember you saying you watched Conan the Barbarian (1982). With Rocky III (1982) coming up, you mentioning First Blood (1982) and me thinking about The Thing (1982), it reminds me that 1982 was one helluva year for movies. e.g… 48 Hrs. (1982) Blade Runner (1982) Conan the Barbarian (1982) Creepshow (1982) The Dark Crystal (1982) E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) First Blood (1982) Pink Floyd: The Wall (1982) Poltergeist (1982) Rocky III (1982) The Secret of NIMH (1982) Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) The Thing (1982) Tootsie (1982) Tron (1982)

Mike Choi

Any year you need a SDCC pass for you or for the family lmk!

Aaron Green

That is so cool. I can't wait to see it. I'll be there. Are you playing or hosting?

Alex Gorell

For the movie poll: Master and Commander The Far side of the world.

TeeZee22

Really looking forward to continuing the Rocky franchise! Some more sports movies that I think you would like: Remember the Titans Field of Dreams Rudy 42 A non sports movie, but a true story: Apollo 13 which stars Tom Hanks and Gary Sinise from Forrest Gump

TeeZee22

I agreed completely until you said don't have to include Creed 2. I agree about Creed 3, but Creed 2 ties in completely with the Rocky movies and was a good movie also.

Chris

I think Creed is one of a handful of movies that could make a claim as best sports movie since 2000. I’d have it 2nd after Warrior (which is on her list). I like Creed 2, I just don’t think you can call it a MUST like Creed.

Larry Darrell

+1 for Master and Commander (2003)

Dan M

Oh mama! What a lineup coming up! I’m loving it! Wish I could say I was going to PAX East so I could have a chance of running into you, but I’ll be visiting the House of Mouse and Universal (one of your favorite places if I’m not mistaken) that week! Now, if we’re ever at Universal at the same time…that would be awesome! So, if you’re considering a sports movie poll, I’d like to see any of the following in there - Remember the Titans, Field of Dreams, Hoosiers, Miracle, We Are Marshall, The Replacements, Eight Men Out, and For Love of the Game. For any other poll you’ll be putting together, I’d love to see Glory, The Last Samurai, Legends of the Fall, Dirty Dancing, and Mr. Holland’s Opus (a movie about a teacher, totally relatable for you).

Dan M

Great suggestions! I forgot about Rudy and 42. Love those movies!

Dan M

I saw all but 3 of those in the theatre. Fantastic list of movies.

Dan M

The Thing, Poltergeist, and It would make for a great Frightfest week, even though October is 6 months away.

Dan M

Is Creed III bad, or just not a film that fits in with the rest of the franchise? I haven’t seen it yet.

Larry Darrell

Definitely! Although… do Horror films have to only take place in October over here too?? 🤔

Dan M

That’s awesome Teegan! What an honor! Hope it goes well for you!

Dan M

+2 for Field of Dreams

Dan M

+1 for Tombstone

Dan M

Yay!

Chris

I'd say more the latter. I think 2 and 3 are fairly comparable quality-wise (which, for me, is "fun enough in the moment, but pretty forgettable").

Larry Darrell

That’s Awesome!! I grew up in the 90s, so only got to experience the 80s through TV and Home Video. But in the 90s, almost half of what was on TV was reruns from the 80s, so the 80s is very much a part of my childhood. If I could pick 3 decades to go back in time and experience first hand, one would definitely be the 80s. By the way… I’m curious if June of 1982 was especially memorable. All these were released in the span of 1 month… 5/24/1982 - Rocky III 6/4/1982 - Poltergeist 6/4/1982 - Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan 6/10/1982 - E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial 6/25/1982 - Blade Runner 6/25/1982 - The Thing I don’t know if Movie Stubs are worth money or not, but I feel like if you had all 6 of those from the same theater… they would be worth framing.

Cesar Alonso

Without saying to much, it's a about how obsessive a person can become to pursue being the absolute best

Larry Darrell

The Creed films have so far followed the same path as the Rocky films, only in a condensed manner. Creed 1 is like Rocky 1 & 2 Creed 2 is like Rocky 3 & 4 Creed 3 is like Rocky 5

TeeZee22

Poltergeist is my favorite of the horror movie genre. The effects were better than a movie of its time period should have been.

TeeZee22

We Are Marshall is another very good true story sports movie. Matthew McConaughey did such a good job in it.

Dan M

The summer of 82 was a great summer for movies! I was probably in the theatre more than I was anywhere else. But it was more memorable for one other reason other than the onslaught of awesome movies…I met my first girlfriend at the end of that school year, who attended most of those movies with me. And what I wouldn’t give to go back in time and tell my younger self to save those ticket stubs. You know the saying…if I only knew then what I know now.

Dan M

100% agree with you TeeZee. Poltergeist and John Carpenter’s The Thing are at the top of my horror movie favorites.

TeeZee22

I was born in the Summer of 82 but I watched those movies later when I was a kid. They released ET in the theatres again for its 5 year anniversary and I saw it in a theatre then.

Larry Darrell

@Dan - That’s Cool. Man I miss those younger days.

Riggo 82

I hope you and yours are having a great visit. And as a Floridian let me take this opportunity to say, welcome to the free state of Florida!

Scouse Junior

Shaun of the Dead, Hott Fuzz, Worlds End.

Apollo838

Please please react to ‘the big year’ A drama comedy about 3 guys trying to set the world record for bird watching. I know sounds weird, but it’s honestly one of the best, Steve Martin, Jack Black, and Owen Wilson. A hidden gem!

Paul Nevland

I think Lite is gonna love Cinderella Man. It's secretly/low-key a chick flick/love story.

NorthernScotian

The Machinist is an amazing movie and extremely underrated in my opinion. Christian bale almost lost the role of Batman because of it!

Gary Giaimo

Super excited for your Warrior reaction! All those movies are fun, but I think you're really gonna' love Warrior.

Chris Baldwin

I'll be brief and only recommend 2 film's. First, "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri". It has a killer cast, and I think it won SEVEN Academy Award's. Second, one of my top five comedies of all time, "Death to Smoochy". An underrated gem. Thank you for being interested in your Patron's opinion.

Farbod

Have you played Clair Obscur yet? GOTY.

Justice Hornsby

Teegan what time is the pacific episode uploading on Patreon?

Randolph Tirazona

"The Warriors" (1979); "Silent Running" (1972); "The Poseidon Adventure" (1972); "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" (1975); "Every Which Way but Loose" (1978); "The Cannonball Run" (1981); "Saturday Night Fever" (1977); "The Towering Inferno" (1974); "Dirty Harry" (1971); "Smokey and the Bandit" (1977). Just to name a few.

Ziro the Hutt

Into your 70's films eh? Can't blame you, probably the best decade for films outside of the Hollywood Golden Age. I'll add The Conversation and The Taking Of Pelham 123, The Sting and Superman then.

Christian

The Martian (2015), Cast Away (2000)

Lukas

- Arrival - Million Dollar Baby

David Lipps

If you decide to try some more of Mel Gibson and have not seen either The Patriot or We Were Soldiers, both are an absolute must. Would love to see those Reactions.

james nobriga

Would love to see a reaction to Nolan's 'Tenet' :D

Goodeius

Steven Spielberg's movie "Always" is a must see for any Spielberg fan.