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Help me pick a movie! (Patreon)

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2022-11-02 00:00:03
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Help me pick a movie!

  • The Terminator 892
  • Bullet Train 151
  • Interstellar 770
  • Ex Machina 292
  • 2022-11-01
  • 2105 votes
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Content

Help me pick a movie to watch! :) I haven't seen all of these with exception to Interstellar (although I watched it on a plane and don't remember it well). 

Comments

Matthew Jaszyn

Interstellar is so overrated! Anyone who says otherwise, explain everything that happens after he enters the black hole without it sounding stupid.

Cole Crouse

The Terminator is good. Terminator 2 is one of the all time greats.

minuteforce

I haven't seen "Bullet Train" but, aside from that, wouldn't mind any of these

KeithJ

I love both Interstellar and Terminator. But voted for Interstellar. Great flick!

Eric Brown

I'm going to keep pushing RRR - I think it would be an amazing reaction - that movie has everything!

Dante

Voting for Ex Machina knowing it’s hopeless 😢

Kyle

Terminator 1 and the eventually 2 it's gotta be cant wait for those reactions👏🏾

George Perez

Wait...Nat hasn't seen Terminator? Oh that needs to change

Siti Dee

INTERSTELLAR FR

Ashcroft Production-House

Well shit, here comes the cascade of 'do which this terminator sequel" or 'oh dont watch that terminator sequel' commemts war instead of just having her watch them and make up her own mind LOL.

DMON

At some point everyone must see the Terminator. How else do you get all the cultural references?

Dan

Oh, that's rough!! Ex Machina is one of my all-time favorites and I wish more people would know to watch it to give it the proper votes. But Terminator 2 is a must-see, one of the best movies of all time, and you need the setup of the original to fully appreciate it. Interstellar is pretty overrated, imo. Good graphics and some cool ideas, but they threw in some woo woo anti-science that irks me and doesn't make any sense in the plot. But people like it, so it's always going to win polls. Oh well. At least T1 and T2 will beat it out! (But don't forget about Ex Machina!)

Mastervodo

I think the only memorable or exciting thing in Interstellar is the Wacky Waving Water World. Other than that and the score, I don't know why it's such a popular sci-fi film. Now - Ex Machina is great fun, with great performances, original idea and a thought provoking movie. Would not be sad if that one wins. Terminator is just simply fun fun fun and nostalgic. T2 was the best of the series, but if Nat is going to watch T2, she should watch T1 first. So, I hope the Terminator wins.

Noctis

Interstellar for sure, although if Terminator wins, I wont be mad, BUT you gotta watch T1 AND T2, no ifs ands or buts lol.

Peter H

The Terminator. It's a great movie but Terminator 2 is masterpiece even after 30 years, still one best action movies ever made 👍🙂📽️

Gabriel L.

The Terminator vs Interstellar? Hm. If it was T2, I would vote that. But Interstellar wins for me. BUT we will never reach T2 without first seeing T1. A conundrum.

Xenic Mark

Definitely interstellar. But also I'm not sure how enjoyable it is as a casual reaction experience. Voted it but I wouldnt be mad at The Terminator winning.

Darryl Low

After finishing season 3 of Stranger Things, it just has to be The Terminator ha ha 😊

Mastervodo

I think you raise a good point. A vote for Terminator is a vote for Terminator 2 soon after! 2 movies for the vote of 1!

Alex Pratt

Gotta watch t1 and t2

Thomas Yanez

I must watch different reactors, because what I usually see is just everybody saying "now you have to watch T2" and then there is silence in relation to anything else.

Joel

Interstellar is IMO one of the greatest films ever. Huge stakes yet a simple story of how a fathers love for his daughter transcends the universe

Troy

Damn, in that case I hope Interstellar wins.

Taylor Orwick

Interstellar is literally one of my favorite movies. It’s not perfect but the score is, the acting is awesome and it poses some really interesting questions that left me thinking

Brian Jones

I'd prefer Ex Machina, but Terminator is fine as well. It's certainly dated, but worth it for it's classic relevance and the explosion of Cameron's career. You have to start at the beginning, but Terminator 2 is by far the superior movie.

Kevin Hooper

You MUST get The Terminator off of your list. At this point it’s a prerequisite. Happy viewing!

Dan

Yeah, agreed. I wouldn't want to spoil anything... but the thing the plot hinges on... Ugh. Basic psychology says there's a dozen more of those, and there's no explanation why the plot's choice is special. I was with the story until my eyerolling gave me so much vertigo that I felt like I was on the LSD the visuals were trying to put me on.

Walter Lopez

I love all of these movies but I did not hesitate to click on Interstellar... You have to watch it in a theater tho, so you might have to rent one.

Dan

Nah, I think the fans are pretty united on this one. They watch the first movie, and then the second movie. It's a shame they never made more... ;)

Nathan

As much as I would love to watch Terminator/Interstellar. I feel like the reaction and conversation around Ex Machina would be super interesting. Such a interesting movie.

Ashcroft Production-House

Yeah after T2 is when the conflict starts and ao reactor asks how they should continue senseless comments wars start. It just annoys me how much people ( not all but most of the ones I see in such situations) insist on pressuring reactors ro proceed in accordance with their will and adopt thier point of view on each sequel entry rather than letting the reactor form thier own opinions. Anyways, glad you have had better experiences. Honestly, I prefer the triligoy the way James Cameron intended; T1 T2 T:DF. But I do respect people who stop after T2, I just don’t like when they try to pressure reactors to do also stop there. Just because they did not like anything after T2 does not mean the reactor will feel the same way given the chance.

James Willingham III

Just make sure that when you watch Terminator 2 that you watch the theatrical cut. Avoid the uncut, directors or ultimate editions. That's all the studio trying to cash in. Theatrical all the way sister!

Fawks

Terminator isn't the best but it's how we get to Terminator 2. Of course Interstellar would be my vote if you hadn't watched it already.

K.N.

I picked Ex Machina. Super interesting sci-fi and my favorite of the bunch.

Kyle Fletcher

Fun fact: I was named after Kyle Reese. I know no one cares but hey, how often do I get to brag about that? Terminator had my vote haha

Luis

Interstellar and ex machina are such amazing films, really hope you get to do both at some point

Dustin

Everyone needs to re evaluate their choices here. I understand the nostalgic view of terminator, it’s one of my favorite franchises growing up. But interstellar is the better movie.

Jay Robert

Boring comment but all of them. Great list.

Martin

100% agreed. Interstellar is a great movie.

Ken Schneyer

I've seen all of these except Bullet Train, and I think they'd all be interesting watches. I voted for Ex Machina because not a lot of people react to it, and it's thematically really interesting.

PG Modehouse

All great films. You need to watch all of them, but we need to remedy not having seen Terminator and Terminator 2 (The Theatrical Cut)

David Sumner

The 2 Terminators are great!

Brian Jones

Bullet Train is worth the watch if you're down for just a dumb, fun, over the top and very frenetic action movie. It's a good Saturday night for a few laughs kind of flick, but nothing notable.

Brant Campbell

Tough poll. Three excellent science fiction classics...and Bullet Train. Interstellar takes a lot of crap for its...how to put this...more "human" elements, but it has a lot of heart and is by far the most moving of the three films. Lots of people claiming Terminator 2 eclipses the original, but it really doesn't. The second film is bigger, louder and ultimately a lot dumber. The first is incredibly lean and almost perfectly executed. Terminator/Aliens era Cameron was peak Cameron before his later excesses. Ex Machina is a very dour, brainy film that might not necessarily lend itself to the "big moments" that drive reactions, but it's top notch sci-fi. If she hadn't already seen Interstellar this would be Interstellar by a mile for me, but I'm not really fussed what she picks, as long as it's not Bullet Train.

tezster

Ex Machina is the most psychologically interesting film out of the 4.

Ben Wheeler

LOL I'm ok with not acknowledging the rest of the franchise

CyandTonic

Ex Machina is one of the tightest movies I’ve ever seen. That’s a weird way to describe it but the script is just stunning, not to mention the cinematography, acting, and effects

Felix Bergman

Any of these is a great pick. Bullet Train is the lowest in my opinion, but I enjoyed it when I saw it in theaters, so I wouldn't mind a react. Haven't seen Ex_Machina in a while now and just got my new 4K collectors edition, so I'll be watching that regardless. Like everyone is saying, the first Terminator isn't as good as the second, but it's still worth a watch.

Drew

Interstellar is my favorite movie that isn't part of a franchise. As much as I love Terminator, Interstellar just edges it out.

Wiremu Marshall

Yes!! I am here for the Terminator and even more so for the 2nd one. No need to continue the franchise after that😁 Interstellar is an awesome movie too. Very nice choices

Steve J

just remember her movie sequel rate is close to 0 unless we picked it as a series to watch, so I wouldn't vote for Terminator thinking it's an automatic T2 soon after. Unless we get a "Help me pick a sequel to watch" movie poll we probably won't see T2. I would pick T2 over any of these, that being said I voted Ex Machina

Myles Away

Terminator should be quickly followed by Terminator 2. Sorta like Alien and Aliens. You can see how James Cameron works with sequels. Then you should absolutely watch Ex-Machina as an academic followup to the Terminator series which shares similar themes but is vastly different.

ITZxJeff

Interstellar pleasee

Robin Downey

Wow, you got this exactly right IMO. Even the detail...

Jordan Love

I would much rather see Nat watch more Alien or Die Hard movies that anything after T2.

Vincent Valentin

Interstellar is garbage. Ex machina is great and Terminator is ok.

Bou Sculpts

I love all of these, I would choose Terminator 2 over Interstellar, but The Terminator is a bit below for me. Hoping you follow Terminator with Terminator 2 (you can stop there, all the movies after 2 go downhill with no brakes)

TwistedMagoo

LOTS of good choices there. The Terminator is absolutely a classic, but not quite on par with Terminator 2. Interstellar and Ex Machina are interesting...on my first watch of them, I found Ex Machina brilliant, and Interstellar a little clunky...but now having rewatched them both a few times, I find Interstellar to be a more compelling movie overall. Bullet Train is good, but I'd say perhaps a tier below the other three choices.

Artisanbloodbank

Terminator is literally only worth it if you watch T2 immediately after. Anyone who says otherwise is insane. Also, imo, Bullet train is really fun. Goofy, violent, ridiculous, but fun.

Pat_Bez

Stranger Things4!!! 😉

Edward Rahardjo

I've been waiting for an Interstellar reaction since discovering this channel. I'm beginning to think it's a lost cause, as I vote for it every time, but never wins the poll

Skizane

Ex Machina is a brilliant piece of work. Interstellar is a really well made, intelligent film that walks the tightrope between hard science fiction and crowd pleasing space adventure really well. I really enjoyed both. Never seen nor heard of Bullet Train. But The Terminator, while not being as highbrow, is an extremely important film in pop culture. It also happens to be a damn good film. But it's importance cannot be overstated as it led directly to T2, which is arguably the greatest action movie ever made

Skizane

It's election season. Vote Terminator.

Brandon Corcoran

If Interstellar doesn't win, would still love to see a reaction to it. Such a great movie, especially the visuals.

Trent_88

Ex-Machina is actually so fucking good, but you really put it with some tough competition.

Ashcroft Production-House

Sorry but statistically that is just not the case and the argument itself based on that is a logical fallacy. I just prefer people making thier own decisions and this applies to all franchises with controversial sequels ( which there are many LOL ). Look I respect everyone's choice but the constant comment wars and pressure efforts are not neccessary or healthy.

Myles Away

I am just glad its beating Bullet Train

Sean

I love Terminator. The original is such a treat especially with its shoestring budget. A solid scifi horror followed up by one of the best sequels ever put to film, much like Alien in that way. And like Alien, every subsequent movie progressively gets worse.

juan calderon

Well terminator is going to win, but now youre gonna have to watch t2

Steve

it's hard to overstate just how good ex machina is. when she does see it, she's going to love it, i suspect. unlikely to win this one, but i'm definitely looking forward to that reaction more than the rest.

Neverender

Both Interstellar and Ex Machina are top tier. Terminator is good, but pales in comparison to T2. Bullet Train is fun, but I feel like it'd be my 4th pick out of these.

Delford Chaffin

I've not seen Bullet Train, but I don't think it's a huge leap to say it's not in the same league of greatness as the other 3. It probably won't be in Internet polls like this in 30 years like Terminator. LOL

More Batteries

Ex Machina is one of the greatest sci-fi movies ever made. Would really love to see your reaction to that story. The acting in the movie is AAA tier.

DAVID BRANHAM

Interstellar is, I feel a masterpiece. Terminator is a classic James Cameron work, I’d love to see them both on your show. I would also enjoy seeing your response to Ex Machine, such a Sophie’s Choice here…. I hope you commit to all three.

William R Coughlan

Great choices, but have to imagine that watching a first-view reaction to The Terminator will be top-notch entertainment!

Snacky Munchies

Surprising pole to me . I have seen Bullet Train and am shocked its not doing better. I for one Hope there is a Bullet Train 2. Its Exciting and a non stop action ride, Hope it comes up again, I think Natalie would really enjoy it. Action pic Is Bullet Train save and Nostalgic pic would be Terminator , Hey Nat Bullet Train is one You Need to see hands down.

Dan

While we're sharing opinions, I would (respectfully) have to strongly disagree that T2 is "dumber" than the original. They make a lot of interesting decisions that subvert similar genre types, like doing away with the evil/mad scientist trope and virtuous leads who always do the right thing. The character development they do with the female lead is fantastic and compelling. The existential horror of the villain is so palpable, a dozen movies have tried to copy it ever since, including the Terminator franchise itself, when it ran out if ideas (on multiple occasions, even). I would hardly say that a genre-defining, never-to-be-exceeded baddie as creative as T2's is a "dumb" choice. There's something elemental there that's truly insightful. The first movie's villain was simply physically big and powerful, and they did a great job improving on that for the sequel. As far as Interstellar, I felt it was a bad bait-and-switch. They sell science one moment, and then undercut it at the last minute for a snake oil substitute. It really kicked me out of the experience to be whiplashed like that. It attempted to pursue 'heart' at the cost of 'brain', and it was pretty clumsy and hamfisted in its attempt to do that, in my personal opinion (admittedly the minority opinion, but I split atoms for a living, and science is a lifelong passion of mine). The "prove [x qualia] is real" argument style is extremely overused in religious apologetics and it never gets less embarrassing over time for its misunderstanding of both the basic scientific process and of known human neurochemical phenomena. I agree with you that Ex Machina is a more cerebral film that might not lend to the jumps and whoops of a more action-based film, but I am always interested in a woman's take on the dynamics and philosophies of the movie, if Nat is willing to express her thoughts in a more long-form manner. Just my 2 cents.

Dan

I've shared my thoughts on Interstellar already, but T1 and T2 just have a lot more cultural significance. On the Just Trust Ash YouTube channel, Ash says that Middle Easterners like himself (before he emigrated to the UK) used to hide the movies because they were outlawed, but that T2 was so foundational to people's lives that it inspired generations of people to break the law to see it.

jamie jones

The terminator only if it is followed by T2

Brant Campbell

Yours is a common complaint about Interstellar, and I understand it but I can't say I share it. Different medium, but similar complaints were levied at the game Bioshock Infinite for its improper use of quantum mechanics and multiverse theory in the delivery of its narrative. Yes, Interstellar flirts with some rather twee/maudlin and fundamentally unscientific notions while delivering its story, but they are of service in supporting the specific story they set out to tell. Nolan prioritized mood and emotion over absolute scientific rigor, and I believe the film is better for it. As someone who does greatly enjoy verisimilitude though, I can appreciate why it might have felt like a cheesy deus ex machina if it didn't land for you (no reference to one of the other films in this poll intended). Terminator 2...oy. I loved the film, I saw it in theater when it was new and it was quite an event. But as long as we're talking about cheese, Terminator 2 is layered with it. The thumbs up, the smiling, the "hasta la vista baby", Furlong's...let's be charitable and call it an enthusiastic performance...it had a lot more Hollywood schlock in its DNA than the first film, which was borderline indie/art house by comparison. The OG Terminator is achingly 80's and definitely feels dated in some respects, but its stripped down right to the essentials, and has a deeply melancholy undertone running through it that the bombastic sequel(s) all lacked. I don't like hacking on T2 because I think it's a fun film and a decent Terminator sequel, but I consider the original only a shade below Alien/Aliens and Blade Runner in the pantheon of sci-fi royalty, while the second is a lot closer to an MCU film. Agreed on Connor's evolution and the design on the T2, both were excellent (although unlike Sigourney Weaver, Hamilton didn't really have the acting chops to fully realize the potential of her character). Nat's take on Ex Machina would be interesting, certainly, but her channel lives and dies on viral moments and it's not likely to produce many of them. All of Garland's films are slow burners (or in the case of Men, abundantly weird to boot).

jose giron

Ex machina is definitely the most thoughtful and rewarding one of the list imo

Noctis

I just noticed Ex Machina.... okay you put too many good movies on this poll lmao.

Saifu

I would also suggest adding Tenet to the list if you haven't seen it yet. Another Nolan sci-fi movie has mix reception but definitely interesting enough to warrant a watch.

Rey

God i hope you get to watch ex machina one day, just a dark brilliant movie

Dustin

Take advanced math or at least thermodynamics and then ask the same question.

Eric Janssen

The Terminator is Essential 80’s. In ways even Terminator 2 could never hope to be. 😎

Joe Blankenship

Definitely watch T2 after T1. Also, I'm hoping you get to Ms. Marvel and She-Hulk soon. They're really good and you're missing out.

Gilbert Gonzalez

Terminator is a good classic to watch if you haven’t seen it, T2 is a must after watching the first one too! One of the best sequels ever lol Would love to see you react to a couple of my top movies too, The Equalizer (2014) and 13 Hours (2016). I think you would really enjoy The equalizer, it’s one of those when you’re watching and you’re like “man this is a really good movie” lol good blend of action and drama, awesome hero and a pretty menacing villain. Denzel is just too good lol

Nathaniel Wolf

Well I am glad it looks like Terminator is going to win, I voted for bullet train because that movie was just hilarious.

Hades13

You have to watch Terminator, so you can watch Terminator 2

Dan

@Luis @Dustin Thermodynamics and advanced math are both required for splitting atoms in a pressurized water reactor. I assure you the plot makes no sense. Quantum strangeness does not open the door for all manner of woo woo pseudophysics where one particular mental state allows for time travel. Speaking as a qualified nuclear reactor operator on SSBN Naval submarines.

Dan

Science-wise, it's pretty awful. They were fine up until they went into psychology and tried to justify everything with quantum strangeness. Deepak Chopra and his ilk feed on this kind of nonsense to sell remedies to the uneducated, and the reality is far more interesting and far more worthy of investigation.

Dominykas Veiveris

Come on, Interstellar has been left out in polls for too long...

Matthew Jaszyn

I'm seeing a lot of people saying I don't understand it, but no one explaining the ending without it sounding dumb.

Dan

@Brant On Interstellar, I can appreciate a creative license where it reasonably ends in a particular conclusion as long as the conclusion isn't overtly cherry-picked to manipulate the audience. The same rhetoric from Interstellar is used in real life to cheat people out of their money and trick people into believing things that aren't true (see: Prosperity Gospel and "positive thinking" scams), so I don't believe we do the public a proper service by giving air to anti-science claims when they so closely mirror real-life fraud. It's like expecting to get a Star Trek ending, only to be bait-and-switched into a Mormon sermon that says the universe can be fixed if the hero of the story accepts Jesus and wears funny underwear. Again, on the face of it, basic psychology says there are 11 other alternatives that can result in time travel, so why not those? What is special about the one chosen in the movie? On its face, it seems shoehorned into the narrative. Whether it's for the benefit of the movie is for the audience to decide, but I've spent a good portion of my life trying to rescue people from cults and this movie works to put the unsuspecting back in. The thumbs up may seem cheesy in T2, but T2 isn't selling Mormonism or books that reduce public understanding of science. The gesture serves the narrative without doing a disservice to the audience. But that's just my take.

Amalia

I just watched Ex Machina for a class and wow. Hopefully, you'll get to it in the near future.

JayyDTR

Absolutely love Ex Machina, hopefully it gets on other polls.

Harry Reece

Come on folks. I’ve been waiting 2 years for Nat to watch Interstellar 😊

Randee Carreno

Looks like "The Terminator" is going to win. You definitely need to watch T2 at some point. It's one of the all-time best movie sequels, and the best sequel in the Terminator series. However since it's fairly close behind, I hope that you end up watching "Interstellar" as well. Such a great movie! 😊

Ed Green

I wonder how many people would like T1 and T2 followed by Interstellar and other movies instead of followed by any of the decade-plus-later, non-James-Cameron-directed Terminator sequels. I would.

James Leighton

Because T2 came out in the 90s, mate 😉

Eric Janssen

Exactly: T2 is a 90's action movie, and T1 IS an 80's action movie...Get it?

Eric Janssen

I can't stand almost anything by Chris Nolan, and yet I would STILL watch Interstellar given a choice between that or the "fake" T3.

Joseph salazar

I think I can speak for everyone that after watching terminator part 2 is a must

Mike Ortiz

I know Terminator is a great movie but I saw Bullettrain in the Theater about 2 months ago and was one of the best Brad Pitt movies I have seen and I don't even like Brad Pitt.

Mike Ortiz

Yes I think the same thing it was almost like watching a Tarantino movie!

Jacketb

Tough call, Interstellar would be great sometime too, but Terminator is so classic and also I think it would be a good reaction

RationallySassy

All great choices but Terminator is my fourth choice aha. Still a great movie but wanted to see Ex Machina a lot, Interstellar is amazing, and curious about Bullet Train.

Alan Kobb

Never seen the Termnator??? OK. I keep forgetting that you're still a movie newbie! Make CERTAIN to include Terminator 2 on your list!!

Dustin

Well you are just wrong in that Dan. Science wise anyway. You clearly have an agenda because I’m not sure wtf this poll on what we want to watch has to do with deepak and his “ilk” some of us actually went to college and studied these things.

Dustin

So you’re basing your opinions off a YouTuber? (No offense nat).

John Hoffler Jr.

Agreed wholeheartedly. Terminator and T2: Judgment Day only tho. Ignore the other movies. They don’t need to exist and T2 has the perfect ending. I worked on one of the sequels and by the second day of filming was like “this movie shouldn’t exist… this is another bad idea. Why do people keep trying to make sequels to two masterpieces**? But thanks for the paycheck I suppose.” ****T1 is a masterpiece of early-80’s low budget sci-fi action thriller & T2 is a masterpiece of action blockbuster filmmaking and special effects… and a key example of how to make a perfect sequel, create a strong female protagonist and up the ante of the first movie. (Cameron did the same thing in Aliens so he’s kind of the sequel GOAT)

John Hoffler Jr.

Voted for Ex Machina… definitely hope you watch that on the channel. But happy to watch you experience Terminator and hopefully T2.

Hal

Terminator 2 is excellent, and there are a few bright spots among the sequels

Mastervodo

OMG. Not even close.

Mastervodo

You know what would be cool Nat? Double feature us! Since T1 is winning, watch T1 and T2 (everyone is calling for it) and watch them back to back! You can kill 2 birds with one hand in the bush, and be able to contrast the 2 movies while they're both still fresh! And, that could be the extra "Punishment" for IT, having to take the extra time to watch and edit. Just a thought Nat! Whatever you watch, we'll be back! (See how I slipped a Terminator reference in there at the end?)

SilverbackRon

T2 is one of the rare examples of a sequel exceeding the original.

Shawn E Mercado

Interstellar has a weird ending but is otherwise incredible

REDR58

Please watch Ex Machina at some point. It's an excellent film.

James Willingham III

T2 has the perfect ending if you watch the theatrical cut. ;)

History Nuggets

The other films may be good, maybe even great, but "The Terminator" is a classic, and a landmark in cinema. No question.

Jenny Tolls

Just once, I would like Interstellar to win. Please guys just let it win a poll once and I’ll stfu forever 😅

Squ33ky

ill say this Bullet Train is a lot of fun

jamie jones

Lol look at you, telling us all you’re on crack

Ed Green

The only part of that T3 (as opposed to the third Cameron movie) I liked was the role played by CD.

Travis

Damn been waiting a long time for Ex Machina. Tough competition. I’d definitely choose that or Interstellar.

Thomas Snyder

Terminator and then please follow it within a week or two with Terminator 2 (the rest of the franchise you can more/less skip but the first two films are amazing). Also if/when you watch T2 please for the love of all things holy make sure you're watching the theatrical cut and not the directors cut. It totally changes the feel of the movie, the theatrical is much more dark and to the point. Lots of reactors have mistakingly watched the directors cut and it kinda ruins it especially if it's your first watch.

Ren

you have to watch terminator 2 too

Ryan Cornett

“Empire of the Sun”, a world war 2 flick. Steven Spielberg directed, John Williams score, a very young Christian Bale, John Malkovich, 6 Oscar nominations, 13 awards.

MovieGist

Bullet Train is such an underrated 2022 movie. It's one of those movies that RT critics hate on (53% RT Critic Score), so most people don't actually get to see it). But people that see it actually love it (76% RT Audience Score).

The Recovery

Hopefully someday we'll get the interstellar reaction. My favorite space movie.

Bruni

Interstellar would be a good one. I also wonder if you'll consider Tenet in the future.

Martin

We’re ruining a perfectly good chance to make Nat ugly cry while watching Interstellar.

Mastervodo

Honestly - this is the best point made so far for having Nat watch Interstellar.

simon.shoots

interstellar...... cmon guys i guess her audience is older than i thought xD

Barry

Yes, we're old. Now get off my lawn!

Richard Maurer

IN MY DAY THEY MADE MOVIES THAT WERE BETTER THAN THE MOVIES THEY MAKE NOW!!!!! Now, my father said the same thing to me but he was an old man and didn't know what he was talking about. : )

BlacMachina

All great movies here..... Although you can't watch Ex Machina without watching Terminator first..... It's the OG

Josip Buretić

Hehe yes first she should watch Terminator 1&2 and then we can move on to Ex Machina

Eryk Klukaczyński

Well the most things about Terminator in pop culture is from second one but still in T1 first time appeared the most popular line from Arenie :D

Philip Davetas

I voted for BULLET TRAIN. But THE TERMINATOR is one of my favorite films of all time.

Powers209

I know the show I want to push has come up before. I know this because I have pushed for Nat to watch it every chance I get. It was close on one poll this summer. It came in 2nd. I just thought maybe Nat might watch it because it came in 2nd. With Nat's G.O.T. watch-alongs coming to an end soon. I'd like to get the Netflix series 'Arcane' back on the docket. The show is only 9 episodes under an hour each. It's some of the best character development I've seen in a show in a long time. It might have a connection to a video game but no one needs to do any homework to watch this show. it's been about a year since it was released and I would like to watch the show again but I'm waiting for Nat to watch it so I can watch along. Again. So how can I get this done? Can I bribe someone? Is there a way to blackmail?.... A charity for small yappy cute dogs I can donate to? I would also like Nat to watch Fun with Dick and Jane (1977) and Kelly's Heroes (1970) but I don't want to ask for too much.

Alan Felicia

Nat, may you consider - Knives Out?

Jabouti

I know Natober is gone but man oh man it would be special to see her reaction to Train to Busan! Perhaps next year...

Philip J. Music

AW, Interstellar would be so amazing... makes me cry. That and Inception are like... totally my favs.

Cripkie

probably the best zombie movie ive seen and i cant speak a lick of Korean.

Cripkie

terminator is actually pretty good. The sequal is even better

Cripkie

Im not sure if interstellar is classed as science fiction tho. all the science in that movie is already theoretically possible.

Logan Kerlee

Ohhh, yeah! I'm legit STOKED!! The Terminator is hands down my FAVORITE action/sci-fi movie EVER!! If this wins I'll consider this my Christmas gift. :D