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It's Pollin' Time: In Memory of Catherine O'Hara Edition

  • Best in Show (2000) 35
  • For Your Consideration (2006) 6
  • A Mighty Wind (2003) 16
  • Waiting for Guffman (1996) 6
  • 2026-01-31
  • —2026-02-11
  • 63 votes
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Thank you to Crimson Ace for suggesting this as a poll theme during the live this morning and to Tyler Foster for picking all of these movies, because they all have Christopher Guest in them too (and nobody objected). We also came up with a Film Noir theme for a poll that will be shared mid-Feb.

This poll allows you to select more than one movie. Please vote for all the movies you'd like to see a reaction to. This poll will close end of day Tuesday in my timezone (MST).

Comments

Movies with KL

I forgot to mention that the only Catherine O'Hara movies I've seen is Home Alone and Temple Grandin. Beetlejuice is something that I'll eventually watch and react to!

Vincent Hollow

I haven't heard of any of these, so I picked them all!

John Burns

If you haven’t, please watch Catherine’s Eulogy during John Candy’s funeral. It’s beautiful.

Mike A

Catherine is great in all the Guest mockumentaries, but the results so far are not surprising, as Best in Show is generally considered to be the best (and funniest) of the lot. Part of that is that I feel like much of the humor of the others comes from how well you know the niche scenario they're about. Like, growing up with my parents being involved in community theater and folk music, I'm sure I got a lot more jokes than the general public about Guffman and Wind, but I know people involved with the movie industry who loved Consideration.