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Give me your movies for the next poll! (Patreon)

Published:
2024-05-16 14:00:13
Edited:
2025-08-01 12:18:27
Imported:
2026-06

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Hello there everyone! 👋

The way that this will work, is that everyone can suggest movies in the comments (please limit your suggestions to maximum 2 movies, and only 1 suggestion PER COMMENT. Failure to follow these rules will disqualify the comment(s)).

The 5 comments with the most likes will be put into a poll (either on Patreon or YouTube). So please like the comments of the movies that you want to see.

This is a bit of a different format, and I'm curious to see how it'll go. I'll be checking the likes in a couple of weeks to create the poll.

If you have any questions or need clarification, please feel free to ask 😊

Vero🤩

Comments

Chris
>>138163889

it says the comments with the most likes get put in the poll.

Chris
>>138164701

stranger than fiction is a good one! one movie per comment though, or it wont count apparently. I want to vote for stf!

silverarrow06

Okay then... 🙂 "Singin' In The Rain" (1952)

Michlale

I am Legend 2007

King_Panarisi

Interview with the vampire (1994)

King_Panarisi

The Island (2005) Because it’s a great Ewan McGregor movie

Mannygogou

Equilibrium (2002) - Christian Bale action/sci-fi

Tim Heron

"Unstoppable" (2010), since you liked "The Equalizer".

JAKH

"Absolute Power" (1997) Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman, Ed Harris, Scott Glenn, Dennis Haysbert. Directed by Clint Eastwood, from a book by David Baldacci

Mannygogou

The Invisible Man (2020) - suspense thriller

JAKH

"La Femme Nikita" (1990 original) Anne Parillaud, Tcheky Karyo, Jean Reno. Directed by Luc Besson, music by Eric Serra

Daniel Looney

2nd Hand Lions (2003) Feel good flick Micheal Cane and Duvall. It will make one , laugh, cry, and be angry all in 2 hours.

Verowak
>>138163889

Definitely like the comments that you want, since the ones with the most will be put into a poll

Verowak
>>138164701

No worries! Just makes it so I can tell which movie is winning, since if someone puts an amazing movie and "Star Wars Christmas Special" in the same one, it would mean I get to choose one, and I do sometimes like to troll 😁

Matt Peralta

“Bridge to Terabithia” (2007)

Vir_Silvestris

12 Monkeys (1995), Great plot, great acting, Interesting and unique style of filming.

Laxjedi

The Last of the Mohicans (1992)

Laxjedi

Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011)

James Hadden

Innerspace (1987) Just pure 80s adventure!

Chris

Lone Survivor (2013)

Razor Bikini

The Big Lebowski (1998) from the Coen brothers, who wrote and directed True Grit, also starring Jeff Bridges. I remember you really enjoyed the dialogue in that movie so I’d love to see you watch more of their films.

Verowak
>>138179016

I thought the third one was the one where Unbreakable and Split were needed to be seen first. I was told that I can watch Split or Unbreakable first, it didn't matter 🤔

OrangeLion

Die Hard with a Vengeance (1995)

Matt Peralta
>>138179016

The order goes Unbreakable, Split, Glass. However, Split can be watched as a stand alone, watching Unbreakable first is definitely not mandatory. It was not even advertised as being related to Unbreakable.

King_Panarisi
>>138179016

Yeah i guess you are right Spilt and Ubreakable can be watched in any order but they are both worth a watch tho.

Louis

Spaceballs To continue the Mel Brooks adventure 😊

Richard Flores

Doctor Sleep (2019) to cap off both the book and the movie The Shining.

Wesley Allison

Snow Falling on Cedars. Definitely in my top 10. Deep historical drama and one of the most heart-aching love stories.

WastedPo

Unbreakable (2000): Hopefully you haven't seen this one already. This was a movie that I was actually pretty indifferent to when it came out. (The pacing is insanely deliberate and ponderous.) But over time, I've grown to appreciate it more and more. It really helps it that in the years since, a lot of movies have had similar subject matter, but none of them approached it in such a distinct way. (Yes, the less one knows about the premise going into it, the better.) Edit: I see above there's a debate about if one needs to watch this movie first before seeing another particular movie. In my opinion, yes, you definitely do need to see this before seeing that other movie first. Unfortunately, knowing this fact will lessen the impact of that second movie. Ideally, Vero would've seen Unbreakable first. Then sometime later, would've watched that other movie with no idea that the two were related. (This would mimic how people actually experienced that other movie when it was released in theaters.)

WastedPo
>>138179016

I disagree with the above. You really do have to watch UNBREAKABLE first to get the full impact of SPLIT. Unfortunately, by flat-out saying this, it also kind of ruins some of the effect. You're supposed to go into Split (a) having seen Unbreakable. (b) Not knowing you're *supposed* to have seen Unbreakable.

WastedPo

Contact (1997): So, I said under the Forrest Gump reaction that "Contact" came out in the same 90's period when Robert Zemeckis was working with cinematographer Don Burgess. As a result, the movies all have a very similar feel. I think watching "Contact" with that in mind could add an extra layer of interest. (You already watched "Cast Away" for the channel, which is part of this group.)

Verowak
>>138256063

I've seen the first 5 or 10 minutes of this movie. I remember being at a friend's house and we started watching it but lost power. We didnt have time to continue it before having to return it, and never rented it again lol

Matt Peralta
>>138179016

Well, that last sentence I think is quite self-contradicting. I think watching Unbreakable first just gives a little bit of supplementary treat, but does not hinder the value of the actual movie. But I feel like discussing more detail would just basically be spoiling both movies at this point.

Wesley Allison
>>138226049

Ethan Hawke and a whole lot of really great character actors that you will recognize but not know their names.

Bemwen

Paycheck (2003)

PlaidGriffin

The Terminal (2004). Another Tom Hanks film

Richard Flores
>>138398563

Holy cow, childhood-me says both of these are such great movies. Adulthood-me says you have every single one of my votes.

Evan S

Megamind (2010) - a fun Dreamworks animated superhero-ish movie, with a great classic rock soundtrack

Thelaeleas

How to Train Your Dragon (2010). Amazing trilogy, but just suggesting the first one with this comment.

Verowak
>>138482887

Ah yes, I've had that recommended before though I thought it was a standalone movie. Turns out it's not lol

Verowak
>>138624191

Sadly I've seen it 😭 but I do recommend it to everyone who hasn't seen it yet!

Anthony Donato

World War Z (2013) Brad Pitt. PG13 not real gory like your normal zombie movie, but a great movie I think you will love!