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It's that time again... Please suggest 2 movies in the comments below!

2 movies PER PERSON (please put both in 1 comment so it's easier for me to track). If one person suggests more than 2 movies, their movie suggestions will not be entered.

🎡Every movie that is suggested will be put on a wheel, and the wheel will be spun to determine the winner(s). I will figure out a complex mathematical equation to determine how many times the wheel will spin based on the amount of entries!

This means, if multiple people mention the same movie, that movie will have multiple entries on the wheel.

This is a way to get lesser known movies to be seen.

I may also do a poll (maximum 25 entries, so I will find a way to narrow down the suggestions, like asking a few friends to pick a handful each or something similar).

If you suggest a movie that I have seen, I'll let you know in the comments to suggest a different one 🥰

I will be creating the wheel on Sep 17 @ 2pm EDT / 6pm UTC, so get your suggestions in before then!!

If you have any questions, concerns, suggestions or complaints, please contact the HR department (me) 🤣

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AJ

I don't think you have seen Edge of Tomorrow and Wreck-It-Ralph yet so i suggest those : )

AuntVes

WHAT'S UP DOC? (1972) directed by Peter Bogdanovich

AuntVes

YENTL (1983) directed by Barbra Streisand

Miles E Coburn

“Jason and the Argonauts” (1963) – Ancient Greek hero story of Jason leading his men to capture the Golden Fleece. Stars Todd Armstrong, Nancy Kovack, Gary Raymond. But the real star is the special effects mastery of Ray Harryhausen. “The Count of Monte Cristo” (2002) – Alexandre Dumas’ tale of romance, betrayal, false imprisonment, escape and revenge. Stars Jim Caviezel, Guy Pearce, Richard Harris, Luis Guzman, Dagmara Dominczyk, and a very young Henry Cavill.

Jack Mingle

Frailty (2001) Good horror film directed by the late Bill Paxton. The Ninth Configuration (1980) Technically the sequel to The Exorcist, written and directed by William Peter Blatty

Verowak

Unfortunately I saw Edge of Tomorrow before starting my channel 😭 Please feel free to choose another film!

Verowak

I've actually seen it, and I guess I haven't put it on Patreon yet! It was a reactr request (and will be put on Patreon soon!). Please feel free to choose a different film 😁

SavageDiplomat

Interview with the Vampire (1994) Watchmen Directors Cut (2009)

Romero Cetera Rivers

"Frailty" is a great choice! 👏🏻☺️ great movie! 🍿 🪓

AuntVes

ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE FOREVER (1970) directed by Vincente Minnelli

AuntVes

Done. 😊

AJ

Ah ok well atleast you've seen it ! , then i'll suggest Jackie Brown

mr.luiks

Parasite (2019) The Death of Stalin (2017)

Duane Klaus

Better Off Dead (1985) Strange Brew (1983)

Romero Cetera Rivers

☁️ "All that Heaven Allows" 1955 and "Far from Heaven" 2002 Most daring, both films show how choosing forbidden Love, can instantly destroy a person's social standing in the judgmental community.

John Emrich

A couple of comedies. Johnny Dangerously (1984) with Michael Keaton Overboard (1987) with Kurt Russel

Norman

Heartbreaker (2010) Ace in the Hole (1951)

KJ

Inception (2010) Scott Pilgrim vs The World (2010)

Josh

V for Vendetta (2006) Pan's Labyrinth (2006)

Mister Lou

Trial of the Chicago 7 (2020) Man on the Ledge (2012)

RegalEagle

• ‘Hello, Dolly! (1969) • ‘Let it Ride (1989)

SaRahRahWA

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967) Bottle Shock (2008)

Cheekyhalfling

One Life (staring Antony Hopkins) & Turbo Kid

silverarrow06

"The Great Dictator" (1941) by Charlie Chaplin. "News of the World" (2020) by Paul Greengrass

Fish_Kungfu

Sneakers (1992) The Thomas Crown Affair (1999)

Ben

Scott Pilgrim vs. the world – classic comic adaption with a funny comic style / aesthetic. Anchorman – simply hilarious!

Spiret Nightveil

Collateral (2004) The Taking of Pelham 123 (2009 version with Washington/Travolta)

Bubba Fett

Down periscope 1996 The negotiator 1998

David Crabtree

• Masters of the Universe (2026) • Transformers: The Movie (1986)

Tim Heron

The Handmaid's Tale (1990) Stalag 17 (1953)

Henkan

• The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) • The Sting (1973)

Ventena

1) Love & Monsters (2020) is a fantastic and fun Dylan O'Brien movie that is sadly not well known I think because of covid 2) Pirates of the Caribbean the Curse of the Black Pearl (2003) is the best pirate movie ever made and launched a fantastic trilogy. However as I find it doubtful you have never seen it I do have another recommendation for a great movie that launched another trilogy.

Jeff McClellan

1 - Pitch Black (2000) 2 - The Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001)

AJ

Oh crap i searched for it but must have missed it lol , Incrption then ?

Johan Eklund

Amélie (2001) Swiss Army Man (2016)

James Hadden

Innerspace (1987) Deja Vu (2006)

PopeyeNelson

• Legend (2015) w/ Tom Hardy & Emily Browning • THE FURIOUS (2026) w/Xie Miao & Joe Taslim

Nick

The Way (2010) Mission: Joy (2021)

AgentFalcon

Up in the Air (2009) The Thomas Crown Affair (1999)

WastedPo

1) Defending Your Life (1991): Written and directed by Albert Brooks, who at the time was known for playing a neurotic version of himself in movies, and for his incredibly dry, cynical comedy. 2) Innerspace (1987): Directed by Joe Dante (Gremlins) and produced by Steven Spielberg. This has that 80's Spielbergian feel mixed with Dante's sense of humor. This unfortunately didn't do well at the box office, and I feel like it never developed the true cult following it deserved. (Unlike other movies that at first didn't do well, but that eventually found their audience, like The Princess Bride or Labyrinth.)

Mudkip Avenger

Event Horizon (1997) and Merlin (1998), both with Sam Neill. Merlin is sometimes billed as a "miniseries" but it's essentially just a big movie. Not to be confused with the unrelated Merlin TV series with Anthony Stewart Head.

Monza

Amelie and ready player one.

thebeefmaster

Predestination (2014) The Great Race (1965)

Andrew Corlett

Bull Durham (1988), the Death Of Stalin (2017)

Tim Danner

If you were a kid in the '70s, Jason and the Argonauts was a movie you watched every time it was on. There's a cool video, I think on YouTube, about how the fight scene with the skeletons was choreographed and shot with actors.

Verowak

I love how there is 80 years between your two suggestions 🤣

Verowak

I've seen Inception before, sadly. Please hang up and try your suggestion again 🤣

Verowak

No worries!! You are really good at picking movies I've seen before 😭 I saw Inception years ago (no reaction to it), so have another suggestion 😁

KJ

Get Shorty (1995)

Mannygogou

Hello Dolly! (1969) - directed by Gene Kelly Hard Boiled (1992) - directed by John Woo

Miles E Coburn

I was a kid (8 when it was released) and I got to see it in the theater. Multiple times because I kept asking to go back. I think it was the genesis of my love for sword and sorcery / action movies.

Tim Danner

Sneakers (1992) Real Genius (1985)

Jason Light

Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels

Hu Main

The Ladykillers (1955) What's Up, Doc? (1972)

Cliff Adams

People Will Talk (1951) Lone Star (1996)

Mudkip Avenger

That's what I get for only searching the Youtube channel... in that case I'll pick classic animated film Heavy Metal (1981).

Spiret Nightveil

I *knew* I watched it here (pretty sure I recommended it, too... Ha)... It's not on your list! Make #2 "Enemy at the Gates" (2001, with Jude Law)

Travis

Men of Honor (2000) The Abyss (1989)

Jesse Hamm

The Name Of The Rose (1986) Blue Crush (2002)

Travis

Bridge of Spies (2015)

Richard Flores

First recommendation seen and fully supported. Yes. This.

Richard Flores

Supporting the other rec's of "What's Up Doc?" and also adding "LA Confidential".

AJ

Haha ok , then Let me in ( 2010 ) perhaps : )

Brian

"Sideways" (2004) "Beginners" (2010)

FPG

Galaxy quest (Sci-fi comedy, kinda star trek spoof but awesome) The Italian Job (1969, original version. It's a British heist comedy. There was a 2003 version, but that's less good than the original, so am suggesting the original)

Joe M

There Will Be Blood (2007) One Battle After Another (2025) . Both directed by Paul Thomas Anderson.

Leonard VanProoyen

There will be blood is sooo outstanding! Great choice!

Leonard VanProoyen

The Way is such an outstanding film. They actually filmed on the Camino de Santiago and many in the film were normal folks along the way. Nice choice!

Verowak

I haven't seen that one, perfect!! haha

Verowak

I saw at least parts of Pirates of the Caribbean (and lots of memes 🤣), but not enough to know the movie, I would say

AJ

Bingo !

FPG

Ah, my apologies, I'm pretty new here, I came through that new fangled Stargate! But hey, I know what I'm watching now this evening. As for another suggestion, lets go with The Hunt for Red October

Path

Garden State (2004) eXistenZ (1999)

Verowak

No worries at all!! I am more than happy to share that a reaction you would like to see is already available 😁 I completely get not knowing every single reaction that I've done, so no need to apologize. Here is The Hunt for Red October 🤩 https://www.patreon.com/Verowak/posts/hunt-for-red-126159478 I won't rest until we get you that second movie recommendation locked in 😊

Verowak

I am more than happy to guide you to a full-length reaction that you don't know is available 😁

FPG

Hahaha, dangit, well I'll look forward to watching that! How about Crimson Tide then?

FPG

Haha, funny you should say that, I am in fact just away on a trip for my 30th Birthday which was last week. So, 2 on the watch list when I get back! So, lets try Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.... surely you've not reacted to that yet?

FPG

Thanks, Trips great so far! I cant believe you've already watched Chitty! One of my childhood favourites!! Definitely now on that watch list! No, I dont mind, pretty amusing tbf, suggests I have similar taste to your other viewers! Ok, time for the obscure ones, how about "The Englishman who went up a hill but came down a mountain"?

Pdxbuckeye

City of Lost Children