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  • The Iron Claw 9
  • We Were Soldiers 52
  • The Long Walk 22
  • Disclosure Day 17
  • The Housemaid 15
  • 2026-08-29
  • —2026-08-30
  • 115 votes
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ViperBreeze

Come on We Were Soldiers. Is this finally the week??

Corona

I've been huge into The Long Walk reactions lately. I'd love to see your reaction to it. It's a great movie and it's shot beautifully

Jeromy M

Wind River in the near future I hope

Beeray

Inside Man, Deja Vu (Denzel), Usual Suspects

Madmanmarz1981

Movie Request Time!! Excalibur - 1981 - Director - John Boorman - Stars - Nigel Terry - Nicol Williamson - Merlin the magician helps Arthur Pendragon unite the Britons around the Round Table of Camelot, even as dark forces conspire to tear it apart. This is an epic film , which still rivals many other's of it's type to this day. It is a visual , and amazing period film. The locations , and sets are amazing as well. And all of the armor used in the movie was hand-made out of aluminium, primarily by British armorer Terry English. According to writer, producer, and director Sir John Boorman's DVD commentary, the sword prop of Excalibur and the Holy Grail props used in this movie are in his house, as well as Morgana's breastplate.( His will states it will be given to Dame Helen Mirren.) And last , but not least , Wallace Collection Arms and Armor Curator Toby Capwell and Sword Historian Dave Rawlings say the fight scenes in Excalibur are the most realistic to what would be a real fight in Medieval Europe. Oh , and on a personal note , our history teacher showed this to us in Jr. High: ] I do hope you will consider this for a watch Sir. Your insight would be awesome: ] Peace

Vato Loco

I second Excalibur. Although it's a bit of an artsy film, with a lot of allegories and subtexts. But still one of my favorites.

Ciaran Boag

Bring “A few good men” back to the poll please bro, I can’t wait to see you react to that classic.. in fact I don’t think you’ll be able to handle that particular movie 🤪🙌