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Poppies Official Voting Form! (Patreon)

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Hello my Kernel Club!

Its that time of year again, the time to vote for your favorite reactions from the last year and the winners will be announced at our fourth annual Poppy awards on 3/1/2025!!

So rent that tux, pop that popcorn, find a red carpet and lets do this!

VOTE HERE NOW!

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Jason Henderson

Thank you Cassie for your amazing channel!☺️ This will be my first poppies! Can’t wait! 😀

Neil Varma

Awesome categories !! The Dundee reaction is a all timer

Samuel Champ

Was wondering where the Star Terk movie was in the sci-fi category...then I scrolled down. Well played 😊

JPDotCom23

Holy crap, I missed a lot, some titles I was waiting for her to react to and she already did, I have a lot of catching up to do.

Mark McKeever

I love that Star Trek gets it's own category. 🖖

Jon Johns

Cramp, Cramp, Cramp, Cramp, Cramp, 😂

Geoff S.

Yay! Just voted! You should do best thumbnail and What Lies Beneath wins for sure!

David Freese

Ill laugh sooooo hard if Crocodile Dundee wins the Jumpscare category. Imo they jumped higher than any horror movie this year.

Jason Henderson

Voting complete! This is such fun! A big thank you to Cassie and Carley For all your hard work, effort and time! 👏🍿

Bill W

Once again, great job putting all this together. Especially the jump-scare compilation!

Robert N Douglass

This will be interesting to see the results of my first Poppy Awards after I vote. Here goes...!

Chris Retzlaff

These are all from just this past year!!!??? I know what the best jump scare was, but I need an honorable mention with the jump scare straight to leg cramp. I'm sorry I laughed so hard at that, I know it wasn't fun for Cassie

Murph3194

Just voted! I think next year there should be a voting category of fan favorite "Cassie and Carly lines" that were unintentionally hilarious. lol Love you guys! PUMPED for the 4 Nations hockey championship game on the 20th USA vs Canada!!!

Mike Lemon
>>165073617

Didn't USA just kick Canada's disrespectful ass a bunch of times over the weekend?

edgecenter

Great here's my vote. Your review of 'Attack of the Killer Tomatoes' was spot on, and gets my vote.

Jon Johns
>>165073197

Welcome to the party!! Bring snacks & drinks! (But no lime jelly bellies! 👎🏻🚫)

Murph3194
>>165073617

That's my guy! We only played them once and won 3-1 and had 3 fights in the first 9 secs after that disrespectful display during our beloved Anthem. We're playing Sweden tonight and the championship game on Thurs against Canada.

Jon Johns
>>165073159

I think that was "itsmedave" but we have many talented editors contributing this year!!

2-Can

Cassie should mount a yardstick behind the bed. For jump-scares, I want to measure the vertical.

Roland Steiger

I'm curious to see other reactors present the categories

Brian McGovern

Jump scare should be between IT2 or Hill House. IT2 was more reacting to the leg cramp though, but at the same time, it caused the leg cramp. HH was more genuine terror.

Thoko

This is my first time hearing about Poppies and I don't really understand what it is about. On a surface level I get that we are voting for our favourite reaction, and that there is some kind or prize offered as an incentive, but the thing is presented as if we can get an award when we haven't done anything to be rewarded for. Its Cassie who did the work, not us. So I don't know if I'm missing something. I mean no offence or anything. I just don't get it.

2-Can
>>165073617

I’m envisioning a possible sequel to Miracle - come time for the next international hockey tournament, these players are all teammates (b/c Canada is now a State). Initial practices see players still trying to settle old scores instead of playing unified. The coaching staff watches and re-watches The Devil’s Brigade (1968) to understand how to forge unity between the Americans and (former) Canadians. Not sure how it ends, the Miracle is that it happens . . .😏🙂😊😄😃😅😂🤣🤣🤣

YodatheHobbit

Reminder to myself that I'm voting for my favorite REACTIONS to things, not necessarily my favorite movies. Ransom was QUITE a visceral reaction to watch and I hadn't seen it in so many years. How do we REALLY know that was a cramp, and not Pennywise MUNCHIN on your calf?😃 I am SO torn between Croc, IT, The Village, and What Lies Beneath for Best Jump Scare Reaction. Those were all such good jump scares. They make me wish I could as easily get jump scared, because I MISS THE FUN IN THAT. I miss being less dead inside, lol. Croc was the only one which actually got ME, so that's the one I'm leading towards.

Mike LL

Oh, it's time to send my best PJ's to the cleaners just for this show!

GomezAddams

I voted for Mr. Holland's Amadeus. 🍿💛

Clay F
>>165075928

What I like about that Hill House scene is the scare is essentially unexpected, not anticipated like in other scare scenes. Thus, Cassie had no mental preparation going.

2-Can
>>165075928

Neither of those had the vertical achievement of a couple of the others. I take ‘jump’ scare literally. It2 was actually negative vertical - the Eddie the Eagle of jump scares.

YodatheHobbit
>>165075928

Yeah, I also love the IT2 jump scare, but at the same time I don't really consider it much of a big jump scare, because it made her (very understandably) miss out on reacting to the rest of the scene a bit. Still though, absolutely hilarious, and I could relate SO MUCH. I wish my leg cramps happened while watching movies, rather than waking up to them in bed in the morning.

Dan M

I’ve got my Versace dress picked out! Bring on the red carpet!

Chris Thom
>>165078608

Such bad luck telling us who you are wearing this early. Joan Rivers is spinning right now.

Dan M
>>165076007

It’s the better version of the Oscars, the People’s Choice Awards, and the SAG Awards all wrapped up in PiB glory.

Jon Johns
>>165076007

Thoko! Like others said, check out any of the previous ones. The "Award" is to the community who voted for their favorites. Not to the film, but the reaction, not an award to Cassie, but instead awarding US, the community, for enjoying this one more than that one. Not everyone was ched every reaction, so for them there are little montage videos, and some conversations and laughs about the events of the last year. Cassie & Carly do have fun watching movies WITH US, so we all get to have a look back at last year, and laugh. That's all it is.

Dan M
>>165075928

Excellent point Clay. That’s exactly why I voted for it.

Chris Thom

I'm like 90 percent sure I'm wearing a shirt AND shorts for this. Because this event is all kinds of classy. And my best sandals.

Jon Johns
>>165075576

We hope you're surprised and delighted! We try to have a mix of familae faces, and new ones! The actual content creator community is pretty right, and very supportive. I think folks have a lot of fun collaborating!

Chris Thom
>>165075928

Hill House was fun because she needed to be quiet for the household but couldn't. lol

Dan M
>>165071734

Didn’t surprise me at all. I would have been shocked if it didn’t have its own category.

Chris Thom
>>165071277

Feel compelled to tell you now that some people here and on YouTube are going to lose their damn minds if you don't watch Frequency soon. Personally I don't care that much, but I feel like the message needed to be relayed.

Jon Johns

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Chris Thom
>>165079430

Woah that should've been saved for one of the pre-commercial breaks. Like after the In Memorium but but before best Director. That was beautiful.

Chris Thom
>>165073070

Aww that's too real. Lol. We full Hollywood glitz and nonsense for this one day.

2-Can
>>165075066

True, leg kicks which send blankets, pillows, popcorn bowls, cups, and phones flying into a kind of 'yard sale' pattern about the room also rank high. The breadth and depth of the debris field should also be considered.

Struzzylive

How would I get a tux in time and where exactly would I get the money for a red carpet lol

Dan M
>>165078608

🎶 It don’t matter what I wear, they’re checking out my savoir-faire. 🎶

Jimmy

Saving private ryan

Patrick Crippen

Another category should be best emotional/sadness reaction scene🥃👍 just my 2 pennies...

Larry Darrell

Wondering if the same problem of Google docs and Pick-A-Flick and folks getting left out is involved with this??? Just curious 🤷‍♂️

Chris Thom

Voting was super easy and fast and fairly obvious for me this year...until Best Jump Scare. That was very hard to choose. Think I would vote for a five way tie if I could. So many good ones this year.

Chris Thom
>>165071871

Stellar jump scare. All of them were good. But something about the slow-burn rollout of The Village one was kind of special.

Chris Thom
>>165087420

Same. Saw my one and only email address attached to the voting form already. Like the PAF.

Chris Thom
>>165085949

Achievement in Special Emo Moments Award. Agree those should be recognized.

Mark Vaderr

I guess the Best Picture category is dead and will never return. Such a pity, it was a neat category. "War of the Worlds" not getting nominated for Best Jump Scare is a shocker.

Anthony Carlson

PICARD: Duty. ...A starship captain's life is filled with solemn duty. I have commanded men in battle. I have negotiated peace treaties between implacable enemies. I have represented the Federation in first contact with twenty-seven alien species, but none of this compares to my solemn duty today ...as best man. Now, I know that on an occasion such as this it is expected that I be gracious and fulsome in my praise on the wonders of this blessed union. But have you two considered what you are doing to me? Of course you're happy, but what about my needs? This is all a damned inconvenience, and while you're happily settling in on the Titan, I will be training my new first officer. You all know him. He's a tyrannical martinet who'll never, ever allow me to go on away missions! DATA: That is the regulation, sir. Starfleet Code. Section twelve. Paragraph four... PICARD: Data! DATA: Sir? PICARD: Shut up. DATA: Yes sir. (general laughter) PICARD: Fifteen years I've been waiting to say that! (more laughter) PICARD: No, seriously, Will, Deanna, there's still time to reconsider. ...Yes? RIKER/TROI: No. PICARD: No? Oh very well then. ...Will Riker, you have been my trusted right arm for fifteen years. You have kept my course true and steady. ...Deanna Troi, you've been my guide ...and my conscience. You have helped me recognise the better parts of myself. You are my family. ...And in best maritime tradition ...I wish you both clear horizons. ...My good friends, ...make it so. ...The bride and groom. ALL: The bride and groom. If this was a selection for best man speech category, this would be the runaway favorite lol In all seriousness, I’ll try my spin for this year’s Poppies (my first btw)…

Chris Thom
>>165087642

Oh damn you're right. Just watched it because of your comment. MAJOR oversight. Solid, improbable, borderline insane leg action on that one. With some added Carly.

Chris Thom
>>165088773

Pretty solid writing. Hadn't seen that before. Vaguely remember that reaction vid.

V M

I voted What Lies Beneath for both favorite Scary Movie reaction and favorite jump scare. It's got to win.

Anthony Carlson
>>165089886

I only wish her jumpscare from Ben walking in unexpectedly in Arachnophobia was one of the selections lol

Dave
>>165087420

We won't have the same problem as there is no need to check voting forms for eligibility. The voting is open to one and all.

Larry Darrell

What happened to Steel Magnolias???? Were we so starved for Dramas that Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and Crime Thrillers had to take spots???

Larry Darrell
>>165087420

Is that what we figured out was wrong with my Pick-A-Flick Form and Email??? My form was REMOVED because I’m “INELIGIBLE”?????

Rick Rodriguez

Am I alone in protesting Kiss Kiss Bang Bang being in the drama reactions? I mean there's been reports for years about the corrupt board members of the poppies but this is just..... I kid about the board. But not on KKBB.

Clay F
>>165075928

Cabin in the Woods is a good jump scare. Probably my 2nd favorite.

Dave
>>165087420

I'm not saying that at all. I am saying the voting tabulation process is a simpler one than the pick a flick process is. Let's focus on the subject of this post- The Poppies. The other issues are being worked on.

Clarence Newman
>>165071277

I don't care either, but no one's heard from Joe Cross since and that's because you hurt him badly.

Clarence Newman

OK, head cramp, head cramp, head cramp. My tiny little mind is working overtime on these category selections. First of all there's a Sports movie section in there and may I remind our lovely hostess that she hasn't watched a single sports movie in the past five months and if she doesn't watch one this month it will be half a year?! If this beloved category is to survive to the next Poppies, she needs to watch Over The Top, The Longest Yard, The Great Race and The Hustler in '25. Also, Star Trek has its own awards category, which clearly means that Cassie intends to watch Star Trek for years to come and will be diving into 'Picard' at some point this year. Me and Mike Lemon are fine with this. Finally, that jumpscare category. How on earth am I supposed to pick one from that?? It's always great fun to see Cassie bouncing around the bed like an electrocuted Tigger, and the excruciating pain of a really good leg cramp is just an added bonus. But I also love the Croc Dundee one. If a foot appears in the frame , AND she nearly smacks Carly in the face mid-bounce, I feel it's very hard to vote for anything else.

Clarence Newman
>>165084369

Surely Croc Dundee was in January (because of Australia Day)? I think it's a calendar year they cover. Please note: my comment is backed up by no research whatsoever. It's just a feeeewing.

Clarence Newman
>>165075576

Cassie should get a few patrons to announce the awards one year. The comments section afterwards would be full of great quotes.... "I thought you'd be....bigger." "Hey man. I thought you were from Long Beach." "I thought you was just finer than frog fur." "He reminds me a lot of Donna Reed....especially around the eyes." "Did he just call himself the talent?" "Keep that guy away from my cocaine!" "But you're so ugly." "Don't mind him. He was just drunk, that's all."

Clarence Newman
>>165100865

I was not kidding. My plan is to campaign all year to have Cassie watch Picard, and then spend a good couple of weeks bigging up Indictment: The McMartin Trial. Everybody wins!

Clarence Newman
>>165089886

Ben hasn't terrified his wife enough this year. I hope he's planning something that will sweep the Poppies next year.

Mike Lemon
>>165087420

@Dave- You're right, this may not be the proper place to discuss the Pick-A-Flick problem but there are only about 10 days before the problem needs a solution and, as far as I know, there has been no communication with the people that were effected last time nor has there been any updates to, or even much acknowledgement of, the previous problem.

Larry Darrell
>>165087420

@Dave - Since we are submitting Google docs for this, the same as Pick-A-Flick, I thought it a relevant question. I know it only takes a few minutes to submit this form, but thinking I’m wasting my time… well, made me feel like asking the question. Your response, Dave, sounded like you had forgotten our original correspondence, which had nothing to do with ELIGIBILITY. Bringing up eligibility sounded like you were only addressing the Go To fix of, “you entered the wrong Email,” which as far as I still know, does not apply to me. “Open to one and all” did not sound like it applied to my situation, because as far as I know, my form was not being submitted for the Pick-A-Flick because my Email is possibly incompatible 🤷‍♂️. Still don’t know. I apologize for the ALL CAPS. I was not trying to start another heated discussion. I used ALL CAPS to pinpoint the keywords. I tried “quotations” originally, but thought they gave the wrong implication. Like Mike said, it’s only 10 days from the end of the month, and We still have not heard anything. I was only trying to get the ball rolling in that direction.

Clarence Newman
>>165073197

Yes. In the last Poppies, Cassie took one lime jelly belly and thought the North had come for House Frey.

Robert N Douglass
>>165100865

Jump scares are one thing (and if we're talking jump scares we should really recommend Alien Romulus for the big one near the end of the film with the Offspring), but no-one wants to see anyone we love in pain, even if it is just a charlie horse. But we've never seen Cassie rage out at something she saw in a film that made her mad. I thought watching all those war films would have made her hard by now ..

Clarence Newman
>>165100865

I don't know, Robert. She got mad enough at the guy who shot Christian Bale in '3:10 to Yuma' to literally shout "I'll kill you!"

2-Can
>>165100865

I figured that next year Star Trek would be in the In Memoriam section . . . maybe flash it on the big screen with a gunshot sound like the Hunger Games does it.

2-Can
>>165089886

I was thinking the same thing about Arachnophobia - but she watched that in 2023. She could name the trophy for that.

Adam Doyle

So many good reactions. And after watching the Jump Scare video, I think for every scary movie you watch, you should try to wear a heartbeat monitor so we can all experience your stress levels.

Happy Hanukkah
>>165100865

"Cassie bouncing around the bed like an electrocuted Tigger" 😄😄😄 "Tigger; a Friendly Tigger, a Grand Tigger, a Large and Helpful Tigger, a Tigger who bounced, if he bounced at all, in just the beautiful way a Tigger ought to bounce." I'm still out of breath from seeing Cassie's Cabin jump scare for the first time.

David

Hi Cassie and Carly Reaction film's are wonka vol one Ad Astra the borrowers equalzer vol two and three jurassicic world dominion wicked vol one harry potter and the goblet of fire ghostbusters frozen empire chitty chitty bang bang the Amazing panda Adventure bone to be wild Hulk 2003 west side story walt disney enchanted Robin Williams film called jumanji shark film called Deep Blue Sea first time watching winner movie reaction send this to popcorn in bed

Chris Clarke

Just bought my 2nd Bluray as a direct result of watching one of Cassie's reactions: Airplane! Never seen her laugh so much, and a very high OH MY GOSH! count. Wonderful stuff! We all need to laugh at something really silly more often. Surely?😉👌

Chris Thom
>>165091522

Have a hard time remembering everything she watches in a year. They all start to blend together.

Chris Thom
>>165089886

Maybe it should've been 'Best Jump Scare Movie' instead of individual jump scare.

Chris Thom
>>165088729

Her last award is her personal favorite movie of the year. She decides it alone.

Chris Thom
>>165087642

When they're hiding in the house from the machine eye and then the aliens come in to look around. Tim Robbins is there.

David Patterson

Sports and Jump Scare were the toughest catagories.

Chris Thom
>>165178276

Really enjoyed her iTonya reaction even though not that many saw it. But I have a feeling it's going to be Miracle.

Above Average Dave

Crocidile Dundee is the only jump scare that happens in broad daylight. I also think it was the most unexpected by both Cassie and Carly.

Gro Do

Jumpscare is way more complicated of a catagory than most realize.

Gro Do
>>165075928

I judge Jumpscares by Height, Gesticulation, Sound, Landing position and Oddities (leg cramp during It 2 and the camera falling on the Fargo reaction). Oddities are half value.

2-Can

I just clicked on the link for the voting form, but the page was populated with a different email address than I use for this account, I cannot find a way to correct this - when I click to use a different account, it doesn't show my email for patreon as an option. Thoughts/suggestions?

Mark Vaderr
>>165088729

Yeah, but it was fun when she had a Best Picture category to vote on. Also, it's okay to give certain reactions multiple nominations. Cassie shouldn't be afraid to do that.

Mark Vaderr
>>165184953

Watch War of the Worlds and tell me how many of us expected that type of jump scare.

Jon Johns
>>165198914

2-Can, the form is a Google form. Whatever email you use to log into Google, is what shows up on the form.

Jon Johns
>>165161928

David? This stream on consciousness is... Wild. Have you added all these to the Patreon request app?

Clay F
>>165198914

Ditto. The voting form has my google email, which apparently can't be changed, and which is different than my email I signed up with patreon. May not matter. This may not be like the pick-a-flick. Instead, more of an anonymous collection of votes.

V M

I think there should be a new category: Favorite Video Thumbnail. This year's winner: What Lies Beneath

Clarence Newman
>>165087642

OK, that's an exchange we're rarely going to hear on this channel. Cassie: "I'm not looking. Are you looking?" Carly. "Uh-huh."

Clarence Newman
>>165184953

I know what you mean, Mark. A jumpscare where Cassie flips out and Carly doesn't, then Cassie won't look and Carly will. Pretty unique, I say.

Richard Maurer
>>165089886

It; Chapter 2 was the best scary movie reaction - because it was the only scary movie she watched this year.

2-Can
>>165198914

Thanks, Jon. And Clay. So long as my pick-a-flick vote registers, it's not an issue.

John Drake

Hopefully Cassie doesn't almost choke to death like last year!

V M
>>165173410

I know another funny movie she should watch, similar to Airplane! but a little more over the top.

Chris Thom
>>165265189

Green Jellies are BANNED. Carly will have to wait to inherit the channel.

Chris Thom
>>165211424

Definitely. That one cracks me up every time. But I also like the Bill and Ted's one.

Astraeos
>>165184953

Cassie also managed to get her feet higher than the top of her head in that Dundee jump scare, that almost takes my vote. I like the IT jumpscare a lot too, because it's a pretty good summation of being 35. I'm several months away from that same age, and man, I will say that cramps have started to rear their ugly head in my 30's. Gotta stretch more rigorously I guess.

Astraeos
>>165100865

You're missing so many sports movies. Friday Night Lights, Remember the Titans, Chariots of Fire, Hoosiers, I mean I could go on and on.

Chris Thom
>>165184953

Ugh I woke up screaming bloody murder the other night because I had two cramps in my calves at the same time. So, so freaking painful. I don't know how or why they happen like that but drinking water and magnesium or potassium helps a lot.

Chris Thom
>>165087642

Carly digs aliens, weirdly. And walk-in haunted houses. Because nothing makes sense.

Above Average Dave
>>165184953

Yeah, especially if you worked out closer to going to bed. I get brutal ones in the calves and quads unless I stretch and hydrate on longer cardio days. Tonic water is supposed to be a good preventative, too. But man, I hate the taste.

Clarence Newman
>>165100865

Oh, I'm sure there are loads of good ones, mate. I think she's seen Remember the Titans, and she's already reacted to Chariots of Fire, but there are plenty of good ones waiting for her.

Jon Johns
>>165198914

For pick a flick, it matters. If it were me, I'd just sign into Google with the same email I use for Patreon, but that's just me. I have the same, single, one email address for everything that I've had since 2004. Before that, I used Yahoo, and had that email address from '97 -- I hate changing 😂

2-Can
>>165198914

Ouch. I really don't want to give Google an email address that I actually use. Guess I'll just have to root for other people who want to see The Court Jester (there are at least one or two who do).

David

THE SIMPSONS FUNNIEST MOVIE GREAT COMEDY FILM STARRING ADAM SANDLER KRISTEN WIIG JACOB TREMBLAY AND MCKENNA GRACE WILL FERRELL WITH SIMON PEGG COMEDY ENTERTANMENT OF THE YEAR THIS MOVIE LAUGH LOUD MAKE CASSIE AND CARLY CAN'T STOP LAUGHING TRIP'S DOWN THE FACEI'S REACTIONG'S THIS FUNNY MOVIE