Vote in TTToTTT Day 6 - 90s Legal Dramas vs. Muppet Cinema (Patreon)

Round 2 continues, and this is where we start getting into territory that will tear friendships and families apart. Our first match-up of the day:

The Rise and Fall of 90s Legal Dramas (submitted by Iain McOmish)

vs.

The Rise, Fall, and Resurrection of Muppet Cinema (submitted by Kameron Gillum)

Remember how in the 90s, John Grisham adaptations were as common as superhero movies are today? Seemingly every major director, from Francis Ford Coppola to Sydney Pollack to Alan Pakula to Joel Schumacher to Robert Altman were jumping on the chance to adapt one of these novels about crusading lawyers in tough situations. They're a kind of movie that doesn't really exist anymore, big-budget dramas starring major movie stars arguing in courtrooms. And they were good!

And then we have muppets. We all love muppets. This is theoretically a huge topic, since there is so much muppet media, especially on TV. But this would be sticking solely to the movies, covering the main Muppet franchise, as well as muppet characters throughout other movies (such as The Dark Crystal, and even Yoda). If you want a deep critical analysis of adorable felt characters, you know what to do.

And don't forget to vote in our other match-up of the day: Movies About Making Movies vs. Gore Verbinski