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Drama Film Poll!

  • The Conversation (1974) 107
  • The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) 86
  • First Man (2018) 50
  • The Graduate (1967) 72
  • The Iron Claw (2023) 60
  • Kramer vs Kramer (1979) 57
  • October Sky (1999) 57
  • An Officer and a Gentleman (1982) 69
  • Paris, Texas (1984) 49
  • The Road (2009) 50
  • Trainspotting (1996) 120
  • 2024-12-30
  • —2025-01-28
  • 777 votes
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Help pick the Drama movie we will react to!

Please feel free to suggest other options in the comments for future polls!

Comments

Paul Cox

So many good ones! Scrap the other polls and watch whatever the top 3 is from this one 😁

Miles E Coburn

"The Count of Monte Cristo". Can't go wrong with an Alexandre Dumas' adaptation.

Phillyman!!

The Graduate is VERY UNDERRATED 💯👍

Joe Lazarus

Once Upon a Time in America (1984) Diector's cut Sergio Leone's last film starring Robert De Niro and James Woods

Chadwick Von

I'm voting iron claw because I believe they said they both want to see it during a live recently.

Nick Sneddon

can we please just watch Trainspotting already lol

David Wilkins

Pulling hard for The Conversation.

Tyler Foster

It's going to be just a little late but everyone should vote for The Conversation in honor of its 50th anniversary this year.

Ed R

The Conversation!

Indy Traveler

Let's have a movie marathon and do them all 🙂

dieselbeast

Well I appreciate y'all putting The Iron Claw on the poll I know it's super early but doesn't look like it's gonna win, hopefully one day! 🙏

ElmSt Reactions

Cmon trainspotting, a good representation of my fellow countrymen 🤣🤣

Harvey

Some classics I’d like to recommend: MOONSTRUCK (Cher & Nicolas Cage), KING OF COMEDY (DeNiro & Jerry Lewis), THE INSIDER (Russell Crowe), THAT THING YOU DO (Tom Hanks acting & directing)

Steve Mercier

Oh, Trainspotting, how I love thee...you can use our Patreon subscription $ to get therapy afterwards!

Tyler Foster

If Trainspotting does pull it off, though, don't sleep on the 20-years-later sequel T2 Trainspotting (2017). One of the best examples of the legacy sequel trend.

Harvey

Moonstruck is sooooo good. Comedy and sweet. It’s like an old fashioned great movie made for modern times. TBR & Sam will LOVE it!

Tray-T

Ya'll should watch (The Impossible) on Amazon. It's a true story that you can actually research.

chris brown

The Eagle has Landed (1974) and Harry Brown (2009) (they will be a good introduction to Michael Caine)

JenM

Recommend Society of the Snow (2023)

Tyler Foster

I would also suggest Shanley's Joe Versus the Volcano to go with it.

John Fitzpatrick

I see you have The Conversation. Good choice!!

James

The Counte of Monte Cristo is the movie to watch!!

ron clint

Sam in particular will LOVE The Conversation. Sharp mystery and a bravura performance by Gene Hackman, directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Released the same year as GODFATHER II.

Julian San

I voted for Count of Monte Cristo because that’s gonna be a fun movie for them. I also voted for The Road because that should be a fun reaction for us haha!

Zinphad

Ha, I just did a Michael Caine pair over on the 70's poll.

Lou@Jersey

"AMADEUS" is a great movie, even if you're not a classical music fan. Love this movie!

Birdie Num Num

For all you Count of Monte Cristo fans, there is a new 3 hour french adaptation currently in theaters that is even better than the 2002 version. at 98% on RT.

Birdie Num Num

I wonder what % of voters here have seen Paris Texas. Guessing not a high %.

David W.

Is Nasstasja Kinski in it?

Tyler Foster

Seeing that The Conversation has a fighting chance, as much as I love Trainspotting, I'm gonna have to take my vote away so that Conversation gets one vote closer.

Tyler Foster

Seeing that The Conversation has a fighting chance, as much as I love Trainspotting, I'm gonna have to take my vote away so that Conversation gets one vote closer. Although maybe they'll both end up far enough in front of the rest of the poll as to both get watched.

Slayback

this one was kind of hard. they are all bangers in their own right.

Paul Cox

I was just perusing the full reaction spread sheet. Is the Donnie Brasco YT edit still hung up in copyright hell? If so, that's a shame.

Wesley

Oh Paris Texas. What a perfect film. Lot of great classics on this list as well, hard to choose.

Florian Meier

Great Films on this Poll !!! Gene Hackman and " The Conversation" is my Favorite and followed by Kramer vs Kramer

OddThomas

Anything but Trainspotting

Forrest

The Road is so underrated!

Trepanation21

Awe, I love The Count of Monte Cristo! It's such a good adaptation, and there's a new French release for it as well, came out in 2024! If I could vote for it twice, I would! "HOW IS THIS A BAD PLAN?"

Matt

Paris Texas and First Man in the same poll 2 of my absolute favorites, I really hope you get a chance to watch them

Boris-N

Less Than Zero (1987)

chris brown

An Innocent man (1989) starring Tom Selleck

Philip Davetas

I voted for BADLANDS even though I know it would never win, but TRAINSPOTTING will highjack your head. It's funny, but it's also a mind-wreck.

Tyler Foster

The Conversation ultimately came in pretty close on this one...wish it had three or four more votes though.

Boris-N

Great choice.

David Wilkins

Look farther down, it’s Trainspotting. But I’m pulling hard for The Conversation.

David Martin

Ohhh, The Conversation was so close! Hopefully a reaction for this is forthcoming.