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Movie Poll: Chuckles! (Patreon)

Published:
2025-01-20 13:00:11
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2025-01-22 01:10:06
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Movie Poll: Chuckles!

  • 9 to 5 (1980) 318
  • Grandmas Boy (2006) 546
  • Meet the Fockers (2004) 592
  • Blades of Glory (2007) 596
  • Cheech and Chong Up in Smoke (1978) 303
  • Smokey & The Bandit (1977) 456
  • Bridesmaids (2011) - Only new to George 349
  • 2025-01-14
  • —2025-01-22
  • 3160 votes
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The last weekly polls winner will be available this Saturday.Reminder: movies that don't win does not mean they will never be watched, it just means they will be watched later. Please be respectful to each others opinions, we're all just here to have fun and watch movies :)

Comments

Sir Dongle

Hell yes Grandma's Boy!

Jeff K.

I would normally go Bridesmaids but always prefer when neither has seen a movie, so we're gonna skate to one song, and one song only. Blades of Glory it is.

Reece Chapford

Smokey and the bandit with a young Sally Fields! I'd love to see you guys watch 'Walk Hard'

Hombredave

Definitely ‘Up in Smoke.’ It’s about time.

JakeyShakeyBakeyBoy

Blades of Glory’s a riot and will be a fun watch for sure

Zack Gallardo

Just watched Grandma's boy last night. Such a classic

Kevin Ehle

Bridesmaid is one of my faves, but I'm voting for Blades of Glory! Too insane to pass up.

Jethro Divine

Yay! One of my favourite stupid movies is in the list!

Michael Gross

Eastbound and down loaded up and truckin 🎵

DemNikoArt

Blades of glory!!! 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Mentioning it every poll finally paid off 😁 Okay, these would be awesome too: - Starsky & Hutch - Beerfest - Palm Springs - Mitchells Vs the machine

Steve Matthews

No offence to anyone who liked it, but I watched 9 to 5 a while ago and can't remember a thing, LOL.

Daniel Smith

Joyride, the Ashley Park version. Would be interesting to get George’s perspective.

Andrew McMurray

Grandma's Boy is so good, I hope you watch it whether it wins or not.

Amar

3 movies from the 80's and before lol There is so many good comedies from the early 2000's like Role Models. Early 2000's was the best era of comedies in movie history imo.

Dan

Man, what a treat just to see Grandma's Boy on a list! I think it's better than Blades and Fockers, it just isn't as widely known. Hope it stays up in the rankings!

MadmanGardens

If/when you see Grandma's Boy, you'll get a sense of why it was voted for by people lol.

Tay Schumaker

I just never got Grandmas Boy. I’m fine with the Adam Sandler silly movies, but that movie is horrendously bad out side of a couple funny scenes

JayF

I will protest by no longer voting for anything released after 2000. Smokey and the Bandit should be running away with this one.

Itbewhatitbe

isnt that just how voting works? vote and not vote by personal preference?

UnSafeStu

Would appreciate some more Broken Lizard comedies. Super Trooper 2 & Beerfest are their best after the original Super Troopers I think.

Amelie W

At the risk of sounding "mainstream" I think Blades of Glory deserves this one. Much in the vein of Talladega Nights, Ferrell and gang take what sounds like a corny one-note joke and flesh it out to a whole story with a shocking amount of humanity.

JoeE

Would recommend dazed and confused, some like it hot, what’s up doc

Adam K

Rough selection - all are passes for me I’m afraid

Rupert Purcat

I am a fan of corny comedy, but unfortunately, I found blades unwatchable - If I may suggest an alternative in 'The Internship' 2013. My fav here is Smokey, because who doesn't love a black Firebird TransAm and Burts moustache.

Smooticus

Wow, some oldies but goodies on tis list. Had to give a couiple of votes to 9 to 5 and Smoky and the Bandit. Burt Reynolds at his peak

Jihad Lee

Blades of Glory and Meet The Fockers running away with this poll. It’s gonna come down to those 2

John

Hello, I would like to suggest some options for future polls, given how much you liked 12 Angry Men(Directed by Sidney Lumet) and Martin Luther King Jr Holiday (in the US, I don't know how he is view/celebrated in Canada) Sidney Lumet Poll: Fail-Safe-1964 Serpico-1973 Network-1976 Dog Day Afternoon-1975 The Wiz-1978 The Verdict-1982 MLK/Black History Month Poll Selma-2014 Malcolm X-1992 Glory-1989 Hidden Figures-2018 Mississippi Burning-1988 Thanks have a great day

Bookwormy

omg blades of glory made me laugh until my sides hurt, great to see it on the poll

JarHead0351

wow - One would think that "Up in Smoke" would be winning this poll - It is up their alley

RLYtoxic

Grandma's Boy easily the best movie here.

Stugotz

and I think George would enjoy it given his background in game development

s0rd3z

Would like to suggest "Primer" for the next scifi poll if it has not already been seen.

Lana Gorgeous

Smokey and the Bandit is both hilarious and romantic at the same time :)

JayF

Except that I have previously voted for newer movies, sure.

Jay Davis

I can't imagine a life lived without the frame of reference that is Smokey and the Bandit... but maybe that's just cuz I'm from the 70s. Oh well. Whatever. That's what I'ma votin' fer.

Sean Barbante

Oh, man! I don't know how well it would do, but my sister's and I love The Internship. Go Team Lyle!

UnlicensedOkie

A lot of classics Of course the two winning ones aren’t movies I’m as keen on. Another awesome movie yall should watch is Fried Green Tomatoes.

Aaron Navarrete

I would like to recommend “The Banshees of Inisherin”

Mikebdrx

Every time I see it on a poll I think the same thing. Given his back ground I’d wager more people would vote for it.

Michael Buhl

The In-Laws (1979) would never win a poll, but it's a fantastic comedy.

myinniemademedoit

Aside from Up in Smoke, Smokey and the Bandit in the least funny movie on the list. Or maybe that’s just my opinion

Michael Buhl

I would add Hollywood Shuffle (1987) to the MLK/Black History Month poll.

Michael Buhl

Hollywood Shuffle (1987) is a good comedy, and it would also be a good watch for Black History Month.

Mike FromOz

I thought you had both reacted previously to "Get Shorty", but I can't find it anywhere, so I am fully recommending it as much as I can! It's got a great ensemble cast, and is one of John Travolta's best films post Pulp Fiction. Based on a short story by Elmore Leonnard, whose other works have included being turned into a film by Quentin Tarantino, that being Jackie Brown.

Rachel W

Meet the Fockers is god awful. 9 to 5 and Blades of Glory are both great.

jmundt33a

A workplace comedy, a passable stoner comedy, Bridesmaids, and a lot of exasperation. 9 to 5 is a classic, and the theme song is a bop.

Rachel W

Another great comedy I don't think I've ever seen offered here is Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Maybe they've both seen it. If not, I know they'd love it.

Jeff K.

Terrific movie, amazing performances... and I never want to watch it again. Haha.

Rachel W

It's well written.

Rachel W

I prefer Hooper.

Rachel W

I'd love to see them get to Dog Day Afternoon.

Phillyman!!

Blades of Glory 💯🙏

Jeff I.

Banshees would be great! Feel like it's been forever since we had a more understated drama like that one.

rick trevino

Three Amigos,Beerfest,Dazed and Confused for future comedy polls.

FWPJR.

So happy to see Grandmas Boy on the poll again, it probably won’t win. But I look forward to you two reacting to it someday in the future. It’s definitely a hilarious movie and one of my favorites. And again I will suggest the Wedding Singer, it’s a top three Sandler movie ( imo ) and I know you two would love it.

FWPJR.

Yes, they need to react to that. Such a great and funny movie.

AlimonyMoney

Smokey the Bandit is the best one up there that has a classic following. I wouldnt say Smokey and the Bandit is really a comedy like the others. But its the only one that I think 99% of the world has seen. If you want real comedy watch Rat Race, it is a comedy with comedy legends. Everyone in the starting cast is an a list actor or actress.

Bmac Tattoo

Blades of Glory is underrated stupid/funny comedy. I saw Up in Smoke at the drive-in with my dad when it came out. Great stoner movie. I was 12 and mom was pissed. :D

Sir Dongle

A bunch more I would humbly like to add for many future chuckles: - Walk Hard - Sister Act I & II - Waiting... - The Slammin' Salmon - Mystery Men - MacGruber - Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny - Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping - Bedazzled - Joe Dirt - Airheads - Undercover Brother - Black Knight - Big Momma's House - Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back - A Goofy Movie - Osmosis Jones - Not Another Teen Movie - Role Models - Zack & Miri Make A Porno - Best In Show - Waiting For Guffman - How High - The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Ali G Indahouse - Mr. Deeds - Little Nicky - Big Daddy - Waterboy - Blast From The Past - Heavyweights - Stuck On You - SLC Punk - The Emperor's New Groove - Van Wilder - Cool Runnings - Saving Silverman - PCU - Thank You For Smoking - Orange County - Be Kind Rewind - Death At A Funeral (UK 2007) - Rat Race - Accepted - Out Cold - Drop Dead Gorgeous - Jawbreaker - A Million Ways to Die in the West - What About Bob? - Nacho Libre - Death To Smoochy - Dinner For Schmucks - I Love You, Man - The Producers (1968) - Eurovision - Mr. Right

Sir Dongle

The Slammin' Salmon is one of their lesser known ones but really enjoyable having worked in tons of restaurants, and has a surprising number of additional celebrities

Jobbe Smit

Can I suggest the original of the Brides Maids in Dutch? It's the superior version but might be far too niche for a reaction.

Pearl Jam

Jumanji: The Next Level

John

Twins is great. I would suggest Real Genius for another Val Kilmer movie

UnSafeStu

Always struggled to find that one. So couldn't say.

Mike FromOz

Agreed. It's a great reworking of "It's a mad mad mad mad world", and is funny as hell.

Rob Church

Please add Freddy Got Fingered to the next comedy poll. As Canadians I'm also pretty sure you are legally required as part of earning your Tom Green badge.

Kenneth thomas

Personally I think Grandma's Boy should run away with this, by miles!

Stephanie Bedworth

I voted for Blades of Glory. Just because. For future chuckles, I think you two should really watch What We Do in the Shadows. I think you guys would love it.

Long-time Sci-Fi Enthusiast

Some more Comedy Film Suggestions :- The Thin Man 1934 is a Comedy/Mystery starring William Powell & Myrna Loy. My Man Godfrey 1936 is a Comedy/Romance starring William Powell & Carole Lombard. Arsenic and Old Lace 1944 is a Comedy/Crime starring Cary Grant. Kind Hearts and Coronets 1949 is a pitch-black Comedy/Thriller in which Alec Guinness plays 8 roles. Operation Petticoat 1959 is a Comedy/War starring Cary Grant & Tony Curtis. Father Goose 1964 is a Comedy/War starring Cary Grant & Leslie Caron. What's Up, Doc? 1972 is a Comedy/Romance starring Barbra Streisand and Ryan O'Neal. The Man with One Red Shoe 1985 is a Comedy/Thriller starring Tom Hanks & a great cast. Drop Dead Fred 1991 is a Black Comedy/Fantasy starring Rik Mayall & Phoebe Cates.

jmundt33a

Man With One Red Shoe is a savaged gem.

jmundt33a

Blast From the Past Mr. Right is the Grosse Pointe Blank remake we didn’t know we needed Undercover Brother seems newly relevant. Pity Black Knight is a Martin Lawrence comedy I like Have they already reviewed Nothing to Lose. I like Theron and Macfarlane enough to give Million Ways another chance

jmundt33a

Wedding Singer is the best Sandler comedy.

Beddoe

'What's Up, Doc?' (1972) also has Madeline Kahn in her feature debut. 'The Man With One Red Shoe' (1955) has my favorite butt-dress ever.

Bill Woods

Ruthless People (1986) Judge Reinhold kidnaps Bette Midler. Being There (1979) Peter Sellers is mistaken for a sage. [edit] Oh, and The In-Laws (1979). Peter Falk and Alan Arkin have nothing in common, except their kids. Not a comedy, but Patton (1970) for George & his dad.

jmundt33a

Three Amigos is good. Roxanne is a classic. Pure Luck is funny.

jmundt33a

Twins and Real Genius are great. Real Genius is VERY 1980s.

jmundt33a

C&C aren’t my brand. But theirs are THE stoner comedies. I said passable.

jmundt33a

Agree to disagree. MtF and BoG always felt like sides of the same awful coin.

jmundt33a

Thankfully not yet.

Just Paul!

I love Grandma's Boy soooooo much

sarCC

I suggest(and probably have before) Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping for a comedy that will make you laugh a whole lot. It's a spiritual sister to This Is Spinal Tap. Also: Josie And The Pussycats rules.

Max Hassam

Chuckles? What a sick joke!

sarCC

I wholeheartedly agree with this recommendation, but Get Shorty is a full novel, not a short story, and even got a sequel novel that, while not great, was slightly better than its film adaptation "Be Cool."

Kevin

Grandmas boy please! Meet the fockers is not good! Blades of glory also would be great!

Kevin

Yess and I Love You Man!

Kevin

Anything but meet the fockers!

Tenn Seven

Agreed. That movie was absolutely terrible.

jmundt33a

Say what? Not a term I’m familiar with. You mean her symphony dress?

jmundt33a

Why do you want to spread that agony?

E G

Blades of Glory is pretty great, hope it wins.

Martin

SMH at Meet the Fockers. Not a good movie. Grandma’s Boy would be the best reaction.

michael denny

meet the fokkers is beyond mediocre....sigh

jmundt33a

Sadly, Being There is shockingly relevant these days.

Jeff K.

No, Bridesmaids is not a remake. It was an original script (and nominated for an Oscar and a BAFTA for Best Original Screenplay, to emphasize that) by Kristen Wiig and her writing partner (whose name eludes me at the moment... Annie something?).

jmundt33a

Definitely not the remake.

Jeff K.

Thanks Kevin, we all love you too. Oh, wait, you meant the movie. Yes, I agree, that'd be a good one. Along with Role Models. What an era for Paul Rudd comedies (I know, it's a stretch to say FSM is a Rudd movie, but he's hilarious in it, so I'm just rolling with it).

Jeff K.

It's been years since I saw Be Cool, and I only saw it once because it was, for me, incredibly forgettable, but the one thing I remember about it is that Dwayne Johnson was actually really solid in it. That's back before he was trying to just cultivate his brand, though, and allowed himself to do sillier and weirder stuff.

Jeff K.

No disrespect intended for fans of that franchise, and the movies are... fine. But I've never really understood the enormous love for them, especially the sequels. Then again, I rarely like farce. Wait, there's one farce that I think is pretty close to perfection that I'm gonna go recommend right now...

Wicked Wookie

It's such an oddball comedy with the best bits out of left field. It's one of my favorites.

Jeff K.

Throwing out a recommendation for The Birdcage for a future poll. One of the best movies in the Robin Williams filmography, and one of the few farces that I legitimately love.

Wicked Wookie

Watching "Grandma's Boy" is required viewing for tokers. It's one I play games with. every time they puff, so do I. It's one of those Sandler comedies that just work.

Daniel Simmons

Smokey and the Bandit! Jackie Gleason nails it as Sheriff Buford T. Justice.

Jeff K.

Honestly, that feels like one they should save for 4/20 to me. Especially since 4/20 falls on a Sunday this year, so it's an actual upload day.

Mike FromOz

Oops, didn't know it was a full story, but yeah, it makes sense. As for "Be Cool", totally skip it. Even though the Rock was good in it, the rest of the movie is very sub-par. "Get Shorty" is brilliant though, stick with that.

Jacob King

Hey, Blades of Glory is actually winning! I don’t know who’s voting for Meet The Fockers but if you want a good Ben Stiller movie, then check out The Cable Guy (1997).

Jeff K.

Damn do I absolutely adore Real Genius. And Top Secret! as well. Would very happily vote for reactions to one or both.

Jeff K.

Beerfest has always been easily my favorite, followed by Club Dread. I think Super Troopers is fine, but it just didn't do it for me like it did for a lot of people, but I think that's in large part because I grew up in Vermont, and it felt like a movie about Vermont made by people who haven't spent a whole lot of time there.

Sheens

Who is voting for Meet the Fockers? The sequels are absolute trash, and not in a good way. You're going from the original that has 85% on Rotten Tomatoes to a sequel with 38%, and for good reason. Grandma's Boy is legit, though.

Amar

Even Bad Boys 2

Stugotz

Cable Guy is severely underappreciated.

Wicked Wookie

What was the traditional incense that was burned in Hebrew temples? Cannabis. “Cannabis” comes from the Hebrew word “קנבוס” (“KaNaBoS”). And קנבוס actually comes from the ancient Biblical term, “קנה בשם” (“KaNeH BoSeM”), one of the ingredients of the anointing oil delineated in Exodus 30:23. So, we are just holding to human tradition. LOL

RLYtoxic

I'm pretty sure CIA has retired waterboarding, they now show Meet the Fockers and Little Fockers on repeat, till they get the information they need. In extreme cases, they use Son of the Mask.

Stugotz

There's a lot of hate for Meet the Fockers here, I haven't watched it in years but I remember it being kind of funny. I definitely remember liking it more than Blades of Glory, which is just basically Talladega Nights on ice.

Ari Ramirez

"No one knows what it means, but it's provocative" "No it's n-" "It gets the people GOING"

jmundt33a

Did they already do A Time to Kill?

Dioskur

Blades of Glory is a work of art

TheGrimOne

I wish Smokey and the Bandit could win. I guess there aren't enough of us old people on here.

Brandon Meng

Bridesmaids is the funniest and most well-written movie on this list and it's not even one of my favorite comedies. Please consider for future comedies: Forgetting Sarah Marshall Walk Hard: Dewey Cox Story I Love You, Man Zack and Miri Make a Porno Sex Drive Kingpin Waiting... National Lampoon's Van Wilder Kind of comedies but also maybe dramatic and/or romantic (deserves its own genre, really): Sideways The Holdovers Nebraska 50/50 The Royal Tenenbaums Moonrise Kingdom Rushmore Election Absolutely not a comedy but you should watch it anyway: Manchester by the Sea Perks of Being a Wallfower Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Cheers!

jmundt33a

Sarah Marshall and Sideways.

Young Blood Priest

Kingpin and Election are two slept on movies. Very few YouTubers ever react to them.

jmundt33a

Absolutely. Apparently they wanted Robin Williams Albert and he passed (too similar to Mrs. Doubtfire). They offered Steve Martin the lead. He passed. Williams got that part and the rest is history.

Nabikon

Still holding out for Freaked (1993) to get added to a comedy poll (or even a Keanu Reeves one. iykyk)

Moonman

Not related to this poll but I think these two would have such high level fun opinions and reactions to Severance, plus bit of a slow start but it's pretty phenomenal

Young Blood Priest

I feel the same. When I talk to young people they don’t even know who Jackie Gleason is. 👴🏾

Ginger

This is the first poll in a while where I have no idea what any of the films are. xD

Wicked Wookie

The myths of both of those deities came from the same ancient source, so still no difference. 😁

Jeff K.

I just re-watched y'all's Old School reaction, and honestly, given the way you reacted to Will Ferrell's rythmic gymnastics scene in that, I'm convinced you'd absolute love Blades of Glory.

Jeff K.

Not enough people watch/react to The Holdovers. That was my favorite film of 2023. So good.

Michael Buhl

I've never seen the remake. I'm kind of afraid it would tarnish my appreciation of the original. However, I really like Albert Brooks, and I'm all for George and Simone watching Real Life, Lost in America, or Defending Your Life.

thebeefmaster

A Few Good Comedies: Fawlty Towers (TV Series,12 Ep.) What's Up Doc Ruthless People Support Your Local Sheriff Police Squad (TV Series,6 Ep.) KUNG POW! ENTER THE FIST The In-Laws (1979) The Lego Batman Movie PK The Kentucky Fried Movie The Cocoanuts Animal Crackers Monkey Business Horse Feathers Duck Soup A Night at the Opera A Day at the Races At the Circus Go West A Night in Casablanca The Great Race They Call Me Trinity Trinity Is Still My Name My Name Is Nobody A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum The Jerk Stir Crazy The Birdcage Revenge of the Nerds Porky's Stripes The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert The Bank Dick Best in Show Big Murder by Death Deathtrap Noises Off... The Great Dictator His Girl Friday It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World The Ladykillers (1955) National Lampoon's Animal House Some Like It Hot Bedazzled (1967) Safety Last! Zorro the Gay Blade Start the Revolution Without Me

Charles

Doesn't look like it's going to happy, really wanted grandma's boy :(

Nick Sorgaard

Honestly this needs to be grandmas boy and it shouldn’t be close.

Cory Morrison

Blades of Glory is a super underrated Will Ferrell film.

Skyruff Creative

“Down with Love” (2003) Ewan McGregor, Renee Zellweger, Sarah Paulson, David Hyde Pierce : comedy, romantic comedy, period piece, musical elements.

Nathan Jasper

come on, pool your Focker votes! we can still beat Blades!

Scotty Grant

Grandma's Boy is the only one on that list that wasn't a giant Hollywood Blockbuster, and it's still holding at 16%. That should tell you something about how good it is. Totally different movie, but similar comedy to Super Troopers.

Sheens

I doubt there's any case so extreme that Little Fockers couldn't handle by itself in less than 10 minutes. God, what an absolute piece of shit it was.

Christina Doxstader

Whoever did the marketing for that movie did it a grave injustice. It is much better than the trailer and other advertising made it look.

Adam K

Some well known, wonderful comedies to consider in the future - Best In Show, Barbershop, Girls Trip, Blockers, Old School, Big

Wicked Wookie

"Beerfest" is a great one from Broken Lizard!

Wicked Wookie

It's gotta be Black Dynamite! It's such a fantastic homage to Blaxsploitation films and Kung Fu cinema.

Wicked Wookie

I've got your back with the "Primer" suggestion.

Wicked Wookie

All of Broken Lizard are good...except "Puddle Cruiser". They hadn't found the magic in that one. "Slammin' Salmon" and "Club Dread" are must-watch for them.

Jeff K.

They reacted to Old School a few months ago

Jeff K.

Man, I coulda sworn they'd already done Animal House, but just searched through the channel and I guess not. Let's be real, some of that movie has... not aged well. But I still love it, even with its faults. (Also: if anyone else loves reading about movie/pop culture history, I could not recommend the book A Futile and Stupid Gesture more highly. It's about the Lampoon and talks about the making of both Animal House and Caddyshack, and focuses on the life of Doug Kenney; Netflix adapted it into a movie starring Will Forte as Kenney. The book is so good. The movie is solid, but I prefer the book. Similarly, highly recommend the book Caddyshack: The Making of a Hollywood Cinderella Story, which is fantastic, and also talks about the founding of Lampoon and goes into Kenney and his mental health struggles.)

thebeefmaster

I lived Animal House in real life, having pledged a frat in the spring of 1976. Except for the final parade stuff, virtually every other part of the movie could have been filmed at our house and on road trips. I also lived virtually every aspect of American Graffiti every Friday and Saturday night from 1973 to 1979. Ah, the 70s, what a time to be young!

This Hon

Grandma's boy

This Hon

Indeed a great movie

droodly

Just another another reminder of the existence of the greatest sequel ever made, Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990). Lincoln's Birthday is coming up so it's a perfect time. There are at least 4 people you might recognize. It's been years! JUST DO IT ALREADY!!! sorry...

beefjerkywizard

Is he the guy who tied an onion to his belt? Just a bit of teasing ☺️

sam riedel

If it doesn't win, we riot.

Ashcroft Production-House

Ah yes, Blades of Glory the closest we will ever get to a Yuri On Ice Live Action and just as gay in the best way possible.

Adam K

Ah well - then I’ll stick with the others

Khalayx

Unleash the monkey on 'em

Kevin

I love you man 1000% even though George doesn’t like awkward stuff

Kevin

It’s Zoolander. But still funny.

Raymond DeGraw

Looking forward in seeing what wins this poll... Also, still hoping to see these reactions in the near future... 1. The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) 2. Falling Down 3. R.E.D. 4. Weird Science 5. Secondhand Lions

Khalayx

Being John Malkovich

Kevin

I Love You Man is a great comedy you guys should watch it

Will Sofer

I seem to recall that being the most well-written and well-acted of the American Pie movies, but it’s been years since Ive seen it.

BangDroid

Grandma's Boy is an entire movie of quotable scenes! It's gamer culture, stoner culture and classic 2000's comedy. Plus it has Doris Roberts in it!

Random Nevermind

That is the first poll ever where I do not know what to choose.

sarCC

Great movie, but probably a good idea to first watch some of the old movies it's trying to emulate.

Mr TV Eye

It's a long way to go, and a short time to get there... *sing*

Bob Loblaw

Goon (2011) is a fun one

Legal Streams

I wish you could watch The Flight of the Phoenix (the 2004 remake)

Kevin

Or the lion

Aaron Navarrete

I would like to recommend "The Banshees of Inisherin" which has a great story, great performances, and is very simple...yet funny and compelling. Love y'alls reactions btw!

Skyruff Creative

Hehe. Maybe, but I am not sure if you truly need to see the actual 50s-60s movies like “pillow talk”(1959). Maybe just some of the modern day knock-offs like “how to lose a guy in 10 days”(2003). I am pretty sure Simone has that covered.

Sheens

You do know you get more than one vote, right?

E G

Before i forget, i wanted to recommend crazy rich asians and the wedding singer for next rom coms round of movies.

Farbod

Grandma’s Boy losing hurts my soul.

Jonathan Weston

New year, some suggestions for future polls Movies: Kingdom of Heaven (Director's Cut, 2005) Action/Adventure Young Sherlock Holmes (1985) Adventure - also first CGI element on film Equilibirum (2002) Action/Sci-Fi Casino (1995) Crime/Thriller Grosse Pointe (1997) Comedy Intolerable Cruelty (2003) Comedy TV: The Terror, Season 1 (AMC, 2018) Dark (Netflix, 2017-2020)

John

Kingdom of Heaven is great (Director's cut). I would add Narcos, Narcos Mexico, and Marco Polo for TV shows, as well as The Good Place

BangDroid

It will be so worth it when they do finally watch it though! I've memorized every scene and S & G reactions are going to be priceless

BangDroid

How many times did you watch it before it made sense? I've watched it maybe 3 times before it started making sense, even now I'm not 100%