Home
Creators
Search Recent Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register Favorites Keys Review DMs Logout
Community
Telegram ThePornDude
Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

Need your input! (Patreon)

Published:
2025-11-19 16:00:12
Imported:
2026-06

Content

Hey Patrons!

I am working on my calendar for December (can't believe its already time to do that...) but I need one more movie suggestion from you all!

Once I have some suggestions I'll put them in a poll and I will post the calendar after the winner has been decided!

Here is what I plan to watch so far:

-Finish Firefly and starting Breaking Bad season 1

-Pulp Fiction

-The Karate Kid

-Good Will Hunting

-Kill Bill Volumes 1 and 2

-The Truman Show

-It's a Wonderful Life

-Die Hard

Any other films that you'd like to see? Let me know!!

Comments

Lee Aguera

Zootopia. Sequel comes out in a few weeks too

Justice Hornsby

Daddy’s home 2 is a great Christmas movie can you watch that?

Simon

Serenity (The Firefly movie)

Cesar Alonso

Bad Santa for a comedy movie

Knight Squirrel

The Nice Guys (2016) with Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling.

Alex

The Best Years of Our Lives

Brian Medendorp

The Hangover, The Goonies, The Explorers (not nearly enough reactions to this)

Tanner

Jojo Rabbit Man on Fire Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (to pair with Truman show)

Alex Gorell

I mean it’s not a Christmas movie but one of my favorite movies is Master and Commander The Far Side of the World.

Bertrand Belisle

Gattaca, one of my favourites and no too many react to it

Greg S.

Ocean's Eleven (2001)

George McCauley

Groundhog Day, The Shining, Armageddon, Ghostbusters 2, Karate Kid Pt. 3

Julian Ortiz

Get rid of pulp fiction and replace with a jingle all the way The karate kid replace it with Home alone Good will Hunting replace it with Violent Night Kill bill 1-2 replace it with Scrooged 1998 The Truman show replace it with National Lapoon Christmas Vacation 1989 and in January put pulp fiction, karate kid kill bill the Truman show and good will Hunting thats my opinion for Christmas movies and those aren't Christmas movies just my opinion

Martin

No Country For Old Men

David Trumble

“12 Angry Men”, perfect film.

Henkan

The Handmaiden (2016)

Robert da Spruce

Teagan definitely needs to watch Serenity to finish off Firefly story!

Chris

Warrior

Robert da Spruce

Master and Commander: Far side of the world (2003)

TeeZee22

Trading Places

GzoN

Warrior

Dan C.

Feels obvious to say, but "Serenity" should be on the list after Firefly

Michael and Phyllis Selby

The Monuments Men (2014) written directed and starring George Clooney. True story of a most unusual group of specialist G.i.s. Rome (2005). Without the stunning success of Rome there would never have been Game of Thrones. The most expensive HBO production up til then. Season one cost $110 million. Believe me you can see it on the screen.

ViolatedGorilla

Serenity (The Firefly movie) The Birdcage is good. Something by Wes Anderson? OSS117 (French spy comedy movie) Joke answer: Moulin Rouge

Tim Heron

Stalag 17 It's not what you'd call a traditional Christmas movie, but it is partly set around Christmas.

Anthony Padua

It’s an oldie, but “Lonesome Dove”. It’s a 4 part mini series, look the cast up, you’ll be amazed at all the big names… and how young they all were.

Dan Martin

Se7en if you haven't seen it is a great film!

Joe R

The Equalizer trilogy with Denzel.

Andy

Lucky Number Slevin The Brothers Bloom (a bit of a slow paced film, but still good) Serenity for some Firefly closure/sendoff George of the Jungle (Brendan Fraser and Co are awesome) Hanna

Yoshio

- Serenity (I assume you're watching it to wrap up Firefly) - Kill Bill is amazing (it's basically one long movie) - Die Hard is a great Christmas flick 😊 - Loved your Matrix reaction, I was hoping you would finish the trilogy. I know there are mixed reviews on these, but I love them all and can't imagine stopping when the story is just starting.

Photon

Great holiday film

Justtired

Here’s a few suggestions. A bit of a mix: • Warrior (2011) • Ford v Ferrari (2019) • Spotlight (2016) • Knives Out (2019) • The Holiday (2006)

Jay SMARTASS

Narional Lampon's Christmas Vacation...🤣

Silcanit

I'd really like to see your reaction to some anime movies (if you are up for it) : Your name, A silent voice, or any Ghibli tbh

Mister Lou

● Thpe Night Before (2015) ● Office Christmas Party (2016)

bullettbot

For Crimbo stuff Muppet Christmas Carol and Christmas vacation

Dan M

How about some more inspirational and/or adrenaline pumping sports movies: - Field of Dreams (baseball) - A League of Their Own (baseball) - Eight Men Out (baseball) - Rudy (football) - We Are Marshall (football) - Miracle (hockey) - Hoosiers (basketball)

Dan M

So excited you’ve put The Karate Kid on the December schedule! 🥋 Good Will Hunting…YES! The rest of the line up looks really good! The holiday season is heating up on LiteWeight Reacting!

Dan M

If you’re willing to throw in one more Christmas movie (and I get it, I get bored with the holiday movies after awhile myself), consider Love Actually…all star cast, and a lot more than just the usual holiday stuff. Awhile back you mentioned you may have seen it already…but just in case you didn’t.

Narutoanime16

Silent voice is soo good I watched it with my dad

Narutoanime16

Speed Racer 2008 movie it’s so funny and fun

JayF

There are some pretty emotionally heavy movies and TV shows in your list so I'd suggest a comedy you could put in the middle somewhere to make it a bit easier on you. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988) All of Me (1984) Smokey and the Bandit (1977) The Cannonball Run (1981)

Silcanit

It is fantastic. I'll just tell people to pay attention to the content warnings because there is some heavy subjects

Jaz 😁

Think you might Enjoy the Santa clause with Tim Allen if you haven't seen it that is 🙂

Larry Darrell

+1 for The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996). I’m not much for Action films for Christmas, but I make an exception for Die Hard and The Long Kiss Goodnight, because they’re THAT good. Thank You so much for, It’s a Wonderful Life (1946). You won’t regret it. Schedule looks Awesome!!

Beat Conductor

I'll suggest the same movie I always do. Children of Men. Most criminally underviewed movie that is a masterpiece of all time. Someone below also suggested Master and Commander, which holds the title of second most criminally underviewed masterpiece.

Wil Castillo

Office Christmas Party (2016)

Tara ✨💫

Teegan, have you seen The Fast and the Furious franchise?

Theo

Spirited, with Ryan Reynolds, and Will Ferrell. A great takes on scrooge

Nowhere Man

Die Hard is actually set on Christmas Eve so it qualifies as a Christmas movie. ;) Both of the M3GAN movies are a lot of fun.

Michael

You already reacted to It's a Wonderful Life

Michael

Sorry I thought I was replying to Popcorn in Bed

Michael

Sorry I thought I was replying to Popcorn in Bed

Noah

Blood Diamond from 2006. Covers an important topic and has very grey characters.

M3ikl

Leon - The Professional (1994) Man on Fire (2004) Jojo Rabbit (2019) Intouchables (2011) Gran Torino (2008) Robocop (1987) District 9 (2009) Shaun of the Dead (2004) Hot Fuzz (2007) The Fugitive (1993) Snatch (2000) Mission Impossible Franchise (1-8) Die Hard Franchise (1-4) Total Recall (1990) Whiplash (2014) Upgrade (2018) Mad Max - Fury Road (2015) Fight Club (1999) Baby Driver (2017) American Beauty (1999) Blade Runner (1982)

Paul G

Keep going with the Jack Ryan franchise: -Patriot Games -Clear and Present Danger

Anton Agassi

HARRY POTTER (ALL OF THEM!!!!)

Jordan Wolfson

I would love to see you react to Gran Torino by Clint Eastwood. It has some really bad language and racist themes, but the ending and character development are downright amazing. Your type of movie I think! :)

Jeff M

Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair hits theaters on December 4th. We would miss out on the reaction but you would get to see the movie the first time as Tarantino wanted it to be seen.

QuiGon_Jim (Howe)

'Top Secret!' for an S tier spoof film. 'Miller's Crossing' for an excellent Cohen brothers film. 'True Lies' for the greatest action film (and personal favourite Arnie film) of the 90's. Impossible to wrong with any of those. I'll also throw in 'In Bruges' for a flawless screenplay as a bonus 😁

Riggo 82

Since I only see two Christmas films on your current list "Die Hard" and "It's a Wonderful Life". How about two Christmas comedies : - "National Lampoons - Christmas Vacation" (1989) - "Bad Santa" (2003)

Ron White

For a Holiday themed film Definitely Planes. Trains and Automobiles. It's more Thanksgiving themed but other reactors have had a lot of fun with it and I hate to wait until next year to see your reaction to it. For a more general film you can't go wrong with the classics. Casablanca all the way!

Chris

That's a good shout--an all-time script with killer performances by legendary actors... but hardly any reactions out there. Coffee is for closers!

Theo

Coach Carter and Grid Iron Gang are great flicks for this list

Theo

Great song as well, Garth

Larry Darrell

+ 1 for Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) Best Thanksgiving film.

Larry Darrell

+1 for National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989) Top 5 Christmas film for me.

Larry Darrell

+1 for Stalag 17 (1953) Ever seen Battleground (1949) or Destination Tokyo (1943)? They’re also WWII films that are pseudo-Christmas films. I watch them every year.

Larry Darrell

I get Christmas films maybe not being your thing, Teegan. You mentioned below, that you’d get bored with only watching Christmas films. I am not one of those people. From Thanksgiving thru New Years, I have a list of about 60+ Christmas films that I try to watch every year. They don’t all get watched every year, obviously, but there’s a Top 20 or so that are MUST watches. I never get bored with this list, and watching these films are one of the things I look forward to the most this time of year. Thanks again for It’s a Wonderful Life (1946). This one is forever at the top of my Christmas list… as well as my All Films of All Time list too.

La Baanga

Kaliwali just did an amazing reaction to that one.

McShades

Real Steal (2011), the most underrated movie of all time.. Another really good movie is Ready Player One (2018) and A League of their Own (1992)

Rocky Raccoon

To continue with the theme with Troy and 300 would recommend Excalibur!

Blaze118

The Fugitive (1993) We Were Soldiers (2002) And this one is one I would love to see a reaction to Battle Los Angeles (2011)

That_Code_Blue

Planes, Trains and Automobiles for sure!! I “third” it!

scott osborne

December should be all christmas and new year films ho and i forgot that north american thing called thanks giving like if you can do a month of horror for October im sure a month of christmas films in december will be easy as eating a stuffed turkey Die Hard and Die Hard 2 are both Christmas films Cool Runnings its a winter thing you know The Santa Clause Jingle all the way Gremlins and Gremlins 2 both Christmas films Trading Places is a new years eve film Planes Trains And Automobiles is a thanks giving film Home Alone Home Alone 2 both Christmas films A Muppet Christmas Carol and A Christmas Carol Bad Santa Krampus Jack Frost A Miracle on 34th Street Santa Claus: The Movie its a classic The Polar Express National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

Ron White

+1 for Excalibur. Absolutely!

Greg In East TN

History of the World Part 1 - Mel Brooks - 1981. You need a good comedy in the mix!

Matthew Hanrahan

For movies, I have to second the vote for Cool Runnings. And I'd also suggest Secondhand Lions. If you're looking for another series to get into, The Last Kingdom on Netflix is worth a watch, too.

Riggo 82

Man, that's a solid list. But, I think it's gonna be hard to shoehorn all those films in to the December schedule. Lol!

Kevin Timmins

The Snowman (1982) - a 26 minute short film, based on the book of the same name by Raymond Briggs 👍

Riggo 82

"Cinderella Man" too.

Armchair Rizzard

i like all those choices especially Breaking Bad and Kill Bill

M3ikl

Well, I didn't mean to watch all of them, but wanted to provide a very versatile list of several genres to choose from. I wouldn't mind if reactions to some of these movies would be spread over the next months or years :)

TeeZee22

She's already seen that one. Her dog is named Ralphie.

Richard Flores

Muppets is awesome. (so is NLCV, but that already has alot of rec's. this is just me supporting another muppets fan.)

Richard Flores

ALL the Shane Black movies! More Shane Black!

Riggo 82

Yeah, I know man. I was just breakin' your balls.

Anthony Cortellessa

Teegan, since you taught history, I suggest Blackhawk Down.

Apollo838

A hidden gem that probably nobody knows about but I’m still going to suggest: The Big Year 3 guys are trying to become the world’s best ‘birder’ by winning ‘the big year’ a real life competition. It’s funny, has great heart, and great performances from Owen Wilson, Jack Black, and Steve Martin. Also starts and ends close to Christmas so it’s on brand!😂

Theo

All 3 are amazing

Theo

I was going to mention the same thing, glad I read the comments

Theo

The lords of Dogtown, Heath Ledger being great. Bring tissue

Tanner

There are dozens of us! Fun lil' movie.

Rocky Raccoon

If you haven't sean it I think you would love Second Hand Lions

Josh T

The Majestic (2001) Moving (1988) Three Kings (1999)

McShades

Love that movie.

Justtired

You don’t see many reactions to The Majestic. That would be a fun one

Matthew

The Family Man is a great Christmas movie.

thatlotrguy

I second the guy who said Zootopia, it’s one of the better animated movies I’ve seen. The Hunger Games would also be amazing to see your reaction too, don’t think enough people react to those movies, and that dystopian kind of vibe/ genre of movies don’t really exist anymore, unfortunately - so would be really fun to see you react to them! In my opinion some of the best movies I’ve seen, so many underlying tones and deeper meanings that’s so applicable in today’s world! Totally recommend! (Wouldn’t expect you to get through all 4 movies in December but yeah😅, just to get the ball rolling)

Barry

Serenity (2005) will finish off Firefly.

OkieBoomer

I don't recall if I've mentioned this one to you before but I really think you'd enjoy "Slingblade". Written by and starring Billy Bob Thornton, it's an Oscar winner about a situation that arises in a small Arkansas town. I've never seen anyone react to it due to, I believe, some form of licensing snafu, which may stop you as well. It's a beautiful movie, hence my suggestion. Thanks!

Raymond

My Cousin Vinny

Raymond

Seabisquit