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Drama Movie Poll! (Patreon)

Published:
2021-05-18 23:16:25
Imported:
2026-06

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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!

*We received a ton suggestions on the last polls, but we are trying to keep the poll sizes more reasonable. We have noted all suggestions for future polls! 

Comments

James Willingham III

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood! Nice. I worked on that film. =) I designed and animated the previs for the drive in shot.

Foggy

Movie suggestions: Almost Famous, The Sandlot, Selena, Wayne’s World, Bad Boys Trilogy, A League of Their Own, Little Shop of Horrors, Ocean’s Eleven Trilogy

Mitchell Smilie

If you guys have any interest in watching films from the "golden age of hollywood", I'd like to recommend many. For starters: The Hustler (1961). Stars Paul Newman, Jackie Gleason, Piper Laurie and George C. Scott.

WhitneyG

The Prestige is a good mystery drama. More good dramas I grew up with you guys might like: Twister, A League of Their Own, The Fugitive, Last Action Hero (another great Arnold movie), That Thing You Do (technically a comedy/drama)

TBR Schmitt
>>60108760

Thank you for the recommendations, Chelsea! I'll have to check with TBR Schmitt for which he's seen, but I've only seen The Sandlot and the Ocean's Eleven Trilogy! -Sam

TBR Schmitt
>>60108937

Thank you for the recommendation, Mitchell! We are interested in all eras! I've been personally loving the 80s, but we'd love to branch out. -Sam

TBR Schmitt
>>60109530

Thank you for the recommendation, Whitney! I've only seen (and loved) Twister from your list. I'll check with TBR Schmitt on what he's seen! Last Action Hero is definitely coming on our Arnold list :) -Sam

Lee Brennan

Godfather is iconic and a given, but I voted for 'Dead Poets Society'. Such a beautiful and emotional film with fantastic performances by all involved. Not sure if you guys have seen 'One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest' starring Jack Nicholson, but that would be so good to see on a future poll <3

James Willingham III
>>60108713

Thanks Sam! John Dykstra (the vfx supe) was hilarious. Old school VFX legend. Worked on the original Star Wars and Star Trek films.

WhitneyG
>>60109530

Yay! I’m glad you liked it too. I used to hide the vhs tape of Twister from my parents when I was a kid because it scared me so much then 😆 but as I got older I learned to love it and quote it often!

Sean McDonough

It would be a crime not to do The Godfather.

no taeyoung

I also agree with A League of Their Own, perfect movie. If you haven’t seen Sully, Sicario, Pleasantville, or Unbroken I would highly recommend.

Brandon Royce

Wow, this poll has some heavy hitters! If Scent of a Woman wasn't on this list, I would have a hard time choosing.

Jimmie V

Man, arthouse films like Mulholland Drive aren't going to do well in polls when they're pitted up against traditional Hollywood drama, but hopefully you'll get to it one day.

Jason Dolan

I'll be the only person to vote for MANCHESTER BY THE SEA, I don't care. But obviously THE GODFATHER has to win this. I like that A FEW GOOD MEN is making a showing.

Neal Romanek
>>60108713

Whoa! That's like working with one of the original Knights Of The Round Table!

Arki Kali

For drama, I'd love to see you react to either An Officer and a Gentleman or Rob Roy. :-)

Mike Tocci

The Godfather is an all time classic. Bot just because it's so well regarded but because it's actually great. Sometimes "classics" can be over valued and sentimentalized but Godfather is a truly great film in just about every facet. Directing, writing and acting all stand out as amazing and the film holds up to repeat viewings. There's always something new to consider.

Mike Tocci
>>60122121

Good point and a reason I don't love the whole polling system. It's fun to relive some classics but there's something to be said for discovering something different.

TBR Schmitt
>>60109530

Haha! It is totally a stressful movie. I remember watching it as a kid too! Such a fantastic and re-watchable film. Always love a good Bill Paxton movie! -Sam

TBR Schmitt
>>60110162

Thank you for the recommendation, Lee! I have not seen One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest! I'll check with TBR Schmitt, if he's seen it :) -Sam

TBR Schmitt
>>60114529

Thank you for the recommendations, Nathan! Let's see, we have seen and loved Sully & Sicario! I haven't seen Pleasantville or Unbroken, and I will check with TBR Schmitt on those! -Sam

TBR Schmitt
>>60122121

Comments just like this help us to either just pull movies right off for the channel and onto the schedule or we can consider different types of polls so we're giving all these films a chance :) so thank you! -Sam

TBR Schmitt
>>60150510

Yes! An Office & A Gentleman are on the list! I had them on the poll with a few others, but we decided to consolidate the list a little so it wasn't too many options. It'll make it up on a poll soon :) Thank you for the recommendation for Rob Roy as well! I don't think either of us have seen it. -Sam

Pudungurte
>>60122121

It really is a shame that there aren’t more reaction videos to Mulholland Drive out there. It’s a movie that suits the format incredibly well imo.

Neal Romanek

12 Angry Men. I think you'd love it.

Arki Kali
>>60150510

Thanks! And totally agree about Rob Roy. Some of the most realistic swordplay in Hollywood (in my unprofessional opinion), and Tim Roth's portrayal of Archibald is totally on-point. One of the best villains ever (and by villain I mean person you hate with blinding heat).

Mike Tocci
>>60217138

12 Angry Men had a masterful script. Paddy Chayefsky's writing was compelling and sometimes heartbreaking without ever seeming weak or being pretentious. Fonda, Klugman, Scott, etc. were all such great actors and to see them together in that film is an experience every movie lover should check out.

Neal Romanek

Another great drama suggestion for you: The Natural (1984)

Ricardo

I suggest Forrest Gump

Nick of Time

I definitely hope you all get into the works of David Lynch, but I don’t know if Mullholland Drive is the best place to begin that journey. Perhaps Twin Peaks could be one of the next TV series you watch. It’s fantastic and a great introduction to David Lynch. There are only 7 episodes in the first season so it’s a relatively small commitment getting started. Then there are two more full-length seasons with a prequel/sequel film in-between them.

Ken Veader

ally want to see you guys react to Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. Hope it makes another pole