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New Movie Poll! (Patreon)

Published:
2023-03-03 02:01:05
Imported:
2026-06

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SKITS_ 3D

For me its hard to choose between Rambo and Jackass Rambo is really good and put a lot of emotion in it while jackass is HILARIOUS and I grew up with those guys. Ugh .... Rambo. Believe me I want both but boy you're gonna have to brace yourself for either one.

Daniel R

Jackass is gonna be HILARIOUS!

Silas Kane

Pain...its all I feel 😫

Andrew Clifton

Well Rambo, we tried lol. Maybe in the near future.

Nick Huber

Rambo 1 is the only one you really need to see

Andrew Clifton
>>103236428

Gonna have to disagree there. All of them are good but the first 3 are very good. A lot of people actually like 2 better than the first one. Not trying to change your opinion, just saying most will disagree with you there.

Nick Huber
>>103236428

My thoughts on Rambo are that the sequels kinda betray the tone and message of the first one. The first one is a very serious anti war film and the others are fun action movies that seem to indulge in the very thing the first one criticizes. While they may be enjoyable to watch they should have been a different franchise.

Andrew Clifton
>>103236428

Interesting take. I never took the first one as anti war but rather pro supporting those who have went to war for us. I can't go into too much more detail on it yet cause I dint wanna spoil anything.

Edward Williams

The Bad Boys trilogy is good and fun. maybe next time lol

Ray M

jackass getting that comeback W

sfkeepay

You owe it to yourself to watch Glory (Denzel Washington, Morgan Freeman, Matthew Broderick, 1989 I think) whether or not you do it as a reaction video. (Because everyone should see Glory at least once.) That and (and to a lesser extent) The Game (Michael Douglas, Sean Penn, 1997. (Because of your habit of trying to predict what will happen during movies, The Game would toy with your expectations, and maybe show why sometimes, you just have to go along for the ride.) Movie to avoid: Dancer In The Dark (Björk, Catherine Deneuve, David Morse, 2000) It has the best performance of any non-actor I’ve ever seen (even better than, say, Eminem in 8 Mile) and should have earned Bjork an Oscar. But it’s the saddest story ever put to film. Seriously, it’s the hydrogen bomb of despair and the Godzilla of depression. If not for the incredible performances, it’s so sad it would be impossible to take seriously.