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It's Pollin' Time: April 2026 Member of the Month Winner's Edition (Patreon)

Published:
2026-04-03 20:05:20
Imported:
2026-08

Poll

It's Pollin' Time: April 2026 Member of the Month Winner's Edition

  • The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes (1969) 14
  • The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit (1968) 2
  • The Strongest Man in the World (1975) 5
  • Swing Shift (1984) 9
  • 2026-04-03
  • —2026-04-08
  • 30 votes
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Content

Congratulations to Christopher Smith on the win! I have not heard of a single one of these movies, aside from The Strongest Man in the World (but I just know of the title). Chris, feel free to leave a comment below about why you picked your picks!

This poll will be open until end of day on Tuesday. Happy Voting!

Comments

Vincent Hollow

The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes is the only one here I've heard of, so that'll be my vote, but honestly, I'll be interested to watch whichever movie wins regardless 😊

Nathan Jasper

The classic Disney age! Great choices!

Clay F

I voted Swing Shift.

Crimson Ace

Swing Shift. Stacked cast... famed Director... and the film that gave us one of Hollywood's greatest Power Couples. It's been a hot minute since I've seen this one.

Tyler Foster

I haven't seen any of these, but it's definitely Swing Shift for me... although I found a DVD in a thrift store awhile back containing the other three, so I'm prepared regardless.

Chad Jenkins

Never heard of these. I'll be intrigued to see what will be coming

HugoBoss435

Literally never heard of any of these. Will probably sit this one out.

Christopher Smith

Young Kurt Russell had an interesting run thru the classic Disney studio films. Not likely to be a huge click bait for youtube, so sorry about that one. The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes and The Strongest Man in the World are part of the Medfield College shared universe. Included The Nutty Professor (flubber) and The Adventures of Merlin Jones.

Christopher Smith

For those old enough, some real Magical World of Disney Sunday evening specials vibes. Avoided including "Atta girl, Kelly!" but would suggest for the dog lovers.

mgUltra

I've only seen The Strongest Man in the World (1975) once as a child, but it has a scene that has been stuck in my mind even since because of how much it scared 6-year-old me.

Movies with KL

Not interested in a new-for-you movie this time around?

Movies with KL

Oh, are these all Kurt Russell films? When Tyler said below that he found a DVD that had three of these movies on one disc, then I had a feeling that there was some sort of grouping here.

Movies with KL

And don't apologize for not setting up a poll that will result in a YouTube edit, that's precisely what Member of the Month is for, it's your choice! To be fair, I have a lot that has been recorded and shared here that still needs to get on YouTube, and there'll be plenty more to come, so I'm happy adding to the Patreon Exclusive pile.

HugoBoss435

We’ll see which one wins. I’ll check out the trailer and if it looks promising…I’ll jump onboard

Clay F

This is great getting to see the Disney Kurt Russell. I recommend "Escape from New York" (1981) [John Carpenter, RT 88%] starring Kurt Russell as lead and in which he pursued that movie and role to shed his former Disney child star image. Escape from New York (1981) came out right as I was turning 18 – the year I graduated from high school. Me and my hs friends enjoyed that movie. Remains my favorite Kurt Russell role/performance. Of course, I have nostalgia, but he does play the character perfectly and 'makes' the movie. Kurt Russell has consistently identified 1981's Escape from New York as his favorite of his films, and that role as his favorite character he's portrayed.

Arcee

From the first few titles I was expecting to see The Man with One Red Shoe next.