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Movie Poll: Sci-Fi

  • Cloud Atlas (2012) 258
  • Dark City (1998) 523
  • Close Encounters of 3rd Kind (1977) 739
  • Transformers One (2024) 240
  • Pitch Black (2000) 773
  • 12 Monkeys (1995) 919
  • Evolution (2001) - New only to Simone 392
  • 2025-01-20
  • —2025-01-30
  • 3844 votes
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Content

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

Mike FromOz

I wish "Cloud Atlas" would get a look in. It's so well done, but didn't appeal to mainstream audiences.

ScottishSammo

Evolution isn't going to win but that was a childhood classic for me 🤣 Pitch black or 12 monkeys are great movies too though

paul rai

Going to continue advocating for Cloud Atlas, genuinely one of the most audacious, engrossing films I’ve seen. One of those films that made me feel both alone in the universe, yet comforted like a warm blanket that what I was feeling and experiencing is not insular to my singular perspective. Hope it can get some love on this poll.

Patches

Transformers One was better than expected, even if it doesn’t win this time I wouldn’t be surprised it pops up in another poll later on. Worth the watch

Farbod

Pitch Black is easily the best for reactions...

Zhivko Yakimov

A good movie, but I enjoyed the novel it is based on more. There are simply some parts of the concept that work much better in written form than on the big screen. Moreover, it helps understand the idea behind it more.

Random Nevermind

OMG! What a poll. I am voting almost for everything Two sci-fi to consider: - About Time (2013) - Stalker (1979)

Villa Lobos

Please add Short Circuit (1986) to any of the next sci-fi, 80s, comedy, or just any poll.

s0rd3z

Primer

Denashi

Ohhh, that's a tough one... I haven't watched Transformers One yet, but the rest are really good movies... voting for 12 Monkeys and Cloud Atlas, but IMO you can't go wrong with any of them!

Jeb Manning

Those are some good ones, but here are also a few suggestions that I think would make for great reactions: -The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) -Forbidden Planet (1956) -The Last Starfighter (1984) -Enemy Mine (1985) -Explorers (1985) -Innerspace (1987)

paul rai

Totally can understand. I hadn’t read the novel before I watched the film (immediately went to a Barnes and Nobles after I left the theater and bought it instantly), and some of the esoteric nature of the concepts work better in literature, but the visual and auditory experience of watching it (kind of blindly without much preconceptions) made the movie extremely impactful in ways that I was not expecting. For anyone interested, definitely read the book. It’s a captivating read.

Random Nevermind

Also. Who else here is a fan of Haruhi Suzumiya? Maybe it is a good Idea for Cinebinge to react to this. Especially 8 series of the second season if you know what I mean ;)

Actuarial Lurker

Close Encounters is a classic. It is based on "true events" in the sense that some of the main characters or the experiences of these characters are "composites" derived from actual people from the UFO community who are "encounter" witnesses, government debunkers/investigators etc. Great special effects

Ashton Lewis

No matter where it lands in this poll (looks like it won't do very well...) I hope you get round to watching Cloud Atlas at some point. One of my favourite films and I'm sure you'll both think it's great

Matthew Richson

Again Transformers One stacked against…

Daniel Smith

Not sure if I like Cloud Atlas but is certainly a film with an idea and some intriguing story lines. Not convinced they get pulled together in the film. I guess they do in the book? Lots of other good films on the list. Twelve monkeys is a wild ride. Possibly the best Brad Pitt performance or it might be Snatch?

ScottishSammo

You can not imagine what I've seen in there 🤣

m

I didn't expect much, but at least it made a poll. Someday...

Smooticus

If you see Dark City, try to find the director's cut. It's a more cohesive film

m

To me, definitely a movie more so than a book. Not that I don't think the latter is great or anything, but beyond it being a bit of a jerk back when the movie released, it also is a film that demonstrates why you would gap a given medium and manage to make so much more out of it. The Cloud Atlas Sextet and the soundtrack itself pretty much elevate a great story to one of the best I've seen, let alone the visual content of it all. Doesn't hurt that the pacing is just really fun and impeccable - to me, this is definitely a novel that is hindered by its original medium. Which, I suppose, is impressive in its own right, to be fair.

Raymond DeGraw

Very good poll... Several movies that I am interested in seeing your reactions. Also hoping for these in the future... 1. The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) 2. Falling Down 3. R.E.D. 4. Secondhand Lions 5. Long Kiss Goodnight

Joseph Wojcik

Dark city is one of my absolute favorites, but make sure you watch the correct version. It’s night and day better than the regular one

Mastervodo

I am glad to see some Pitch Black on here! IMO Close Encounters and Transformers One are both overrated. Meh at best. SO much better movies out there that we haven't seen.

darkmoobs

Dark City is super underrated.

streaky

I still remember seeing Pitch Black accidentally, back before it was a cult movie. Which is weird because given the when and where, I was probably partially drunk at the time, so it must have left an impression on me.

Jay

Great movie but Cinebinge will never react to something like Stalker:(

Florian

Great poll, glad to see 12 Monkeys is going good so far. I love this movie, although I had to watch it three times to get it 😅

Cromulentius

One of these days, Dark City... One of these days.

streaky

At least one of those reminds me of the fact they still haven't done Being John Malkovich.

Raymond DeGraw

I enjoyed Being John Malkovic. Very different film.

Anthony Harris

You give me a poll with Dark City on it I am going to vote for it every time

UnSafeStu

Several great sci-fi movies there. Although at the top of my list is Dark City and 12 Monkeys. Further down my list is The Faculty (1998)

Jordy's_Here!

Damn…Transformers One will never catch a break 😭

jmundt33a

Set of classics. And also, Evolution is here…for some weird reason.

Levi Curry

Tell me about it. Such a great movie.

MasterElodin

Yes I keep trying to promote it since I think it's perfect for George and Simone. Such a beautiful movie and from the directors of matrix too. Also one of the most unique movies I know which makes it kind of niche I feel like. A surprising amount of people don't even know it so I don't think it'll win a poll really.. I just hope that they do it outside of polls someday :( Also not a lot of reactions to this on YouTube which could be great for views I guess Sorry for the rant but every time this movie comes up in a poll and loses completely I feel compelled to talk about it so it doesn't get lost. Also while it's losing polls a lot, there are people in the comments every time saying how much they want this so we can just hope I guess 😅

Ashton Lewis

I have never seen anyone react to it, it's infuriating haha. I am always trying to convince people to watch it! It's a film that spans all genres, with such a great cast and beautifully written too. I'm sure they will get round to it one day if we keep pestering them though. We will have our day in the sun

JoeNotCharles

+1. Plus the theatrical cut has added narrations at the beginning that gives away the secret behind the opening mystery, which totally ruins the pacing.

Philipp Roensch

Why limit yourself to Sci-Fi when Cloud Atlas has every era?^^ Well, it probably has better chances in Drama or mixed polls. Happy to see the classic 3rd Encounter and 12 Monkeys again though!

cincassette

Speaking of sci-fi, you HAVE to watch the show Severance soon! Season 2 is finally airing! One of the best shows on TV right now.

JoeNotCharles

Some great movies here, but 12 Monkeys is on another level..

davidov

"never"?!? The movie is just over 4 months old, come on.

Derek McCasky

Dark City is fantastic but you need the directors cut of the film

Paul Mix

Seconded. I think George is the type who would look up all the flow-charts. :)

Paul Mix

Not sci-fi, but also keep hoping Falling Down comes up in a poll. EXTREMELY relevant for a movie made thirty years ago, and Michael Douglas' performance is incredible.

DemNikoArt

Great list! A few suggestions for future Sci-fi polls: - Chronicle (found footage super hero film with Dane DeHaan & Michael B. Jordan) - Love and Monsters (Fantasy comedy about a guy's trip through a post apocalyptic USA) - Hollowman (About a guy who becomes invisible) With Kevin Bacon, Josh Brolin and Elizabeth Shue Okay, bye :-)

Scott CineRam

Most of these are good, but 12 Monkeys is the best. Glad to see that it's in the lead.

otto

Close Encounters was watched by all the people who made all the other films on this poll. They watched it for a reason.

Itbewhatitbe

well i mean yeah, the reason is because movie was released when everyone else was a child. it would be weird if the other younger directors watched a movie from the future.

AVATAR-X

Just replying to make this list more visible. Of course my vote is once again for "The Last Starfighter". A fun adventure film, whose CGI was ground-breaking for the time (the follow-up from part of the team responsible for Tron and who inspired ILM to take CG seriously).

rictus grin

if Dark city does win, please go for the directors cut its far superior . the theatrical cut had a massive spoiler added by the studio at the beginning of the theatrical cut

Adam K

I am voting under that assumption

maikeru

but they didn‘t watch the previous ones 🤔

rictus grin

a few suggestions for later scifi polls RollerBall (1975) Silent Running (1972) Colossus: The Forbin Project (1971)

Patches

Then yeah, I guess it would be better they see the others, they’d give this one a bit more weight to it. And One will compliment the others. Good call

maikeru

falling down was multiple times on polls but was never top 2 :(

Jeff K.

I'm pleasantly surprised at how well Close Encounters is doing. It's obviously an all-time classic, but coincidentally, I was just listening to a podcast talking about it (Blank Check podcast), and how it almost feels like Spielberg's forgotten masterpiece because, while it gets referenced in movies and TV still, you never really hear people talk about the movie itself anymore.

maikeru

always cool seeing jon stewart in faculty. he was great in it. also, I forgot that robert rodriguez directed it

Ginger

If you watch 12 Monkeys, I'd recommend also watching "La Jetée" (1962). It's a 28 minute french black and white film that consists mostly of still photos, 12 Monkeys is basically a remake. Not saying that one might make for a great reaction. ^^ But if you're interested, it's well worth a look. Pretty sure it's on Youtube.

R. Chang

I usually prefer theatrical cuts but in this case I agree.

Amar

Your sports polls seem to do very well on Youtube. I think we need more guys!! "Fighting with my Family" is my recommendation. I think it was Florence Pugh's first ever movie.

Bertrand Belisle

Hope 12 monkeys wins. If Dark city wins, like others said, director's cut. And close encounters is great too.

Steven Cavanagh

I was going to say what about Event Horizon, But I have a feeling they've done that before.

Rob Church

I'll be happy with 12 Monkeys but part of me is really pulling for Pitch Black or Dark City.

Rob Church

Hollow Man is such an underrated Paul Verhoeven film. Everyone talks about Robocop and Total Recall but Kevin Bacon gives a really disturbing performance.

Gaius Frakking Baltar

Get ready for 5,000 people to tell you that the director's cut of Dark City is far superior to the theatrical cut (and all 5,000 of those people are totally correct)

Michael Buhl

Looks like 12 Monkeys has a strong lead in the poll. Speaking of Terry Gilliam movies, have you guys watched Brazil (1985) yet? If not, you definitely should.

RedCrusade

I doubt it'll ever win a poll, but I absolutely love Cloud Atlas

Jeremy S

I love that movie (I know I'm in the minority) and almost no one has reacted to it. I would love to see Simone and George react to it.

Jeremy S

I would add Predestination to your next sci-fi poll. Amazing movie.

FranciscoGios

Didn't you guys already reacted to Pitch Black? I know I have a good memory. Because Chronicles of Riddick its sequel is next.

Martin

The Assassination of Jesse James By the Coward Robert Ford Cinderella Man Miracle Swingers A Million Ways to Die in The West Parasite Drive The Place Beyond the Pines

Jeff K.

They've definitely never done Pitch Black

sam riedel

Mam this is a Wendy's.

JayF

Close Encounters is iconic so I gave it a vote but the one you two will love the most is 12 Monkeys. IMO, Brad Pitts' most impressive performance.

Jonathan

I feel obligated to vote for Close Encounters because it is cinema history. But man I'd love for you to see Dark City too. Sadly it's running middle of the pack.

DemNikoArt

Oh I also forgot: 'Oblivion' with Tom Cruise :-)

Vincent

Pitch Black or 12 Monkeys if not both.

Vwlss Nvwls

Almost all good picks. I hope you get to them all some day, especially Pitch Black and Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind. 12 Monkeys is great too, but I like the other two more overall.

Wrencher86

Pitch Black, please. Such a great, tightly paced, low budget sci-fi gem. So much fun.

Mycenaeus

"12 Monkeys" is great; it would of course make sense to watch "Vertigo" (1958) first, because at least one famous scene from it is shown, but I don't think it goes as far as spoiling that movie. In case you are looking for Valentine's Day movies, I would suggest "Some Like It Hot" (1959), starring Marilyn Monroe.

Mark Gassen

CLOUD ATLAS! That movie is an absolute hidden gem, its like a cinematic Evel Knievel stunt.

Ron

If Close Encounters wins, I recommend the Director's Cut.

Happy Hanukkah

Man, why did you have to spoil the first movie?!

Matthew Richson

Twice it’s been on a poll and it’s been in last each time…

Brad Lowry

YaY! "12 Monkeys"... Bruce Willis... Brad Pitt... Frank Gorshin ( "The Riddler" from 1960s "Batman")... directed by Monty Python's Terry Gilliam... and a most sophisticated look at Time Travel (hence in the SciFi poll). Also good non-Action Bruce Willis role.

David Gallagher

Good list, I found I voted for every item except transformers one.

p0sthum4n

Masterful Spielberg classic Close Encounters losing to 12 Monkeys is what we in the Jewish community call "a shanda" lmao At least 2nd place means it's a likely future watch :)

maikeru

I‘m exsited to see their reaction to brad pitt‘s performance 😆 it’s quite entertaining (he was oscar nominated for it by the way)

Michael

If you ever watch Dark City, insist on the Director’s Cut

Lachlan Caldwell

Okay, I get that "12 Monkeys" would be leading the charge on this, that's fair. What I can't believe is that "Evolution" is doing so poorly. Although it is a lighter, more comedic sci-fi movie. Hope it either suddenly surges ahead, or comes back around in a later poll, just for Sean William Scott's karaoke solo alone 😁😂🤣

Wicked Wookie

YES! The theatrical cut is a spoiler right off the bat!

maikeru

yeah it‘s a cute movie

Stu84

Add Primer to the sci fi lists.

Jacob King

It’s the second best Ghostbusters movie but I’m not sure how well known it is. It’s also not better than 12 Monkeys, Dark City or Cloud Atlas which are three of the most ambitious and original films ever made.

Donald Mellen

Plus some Claudia Black goodness!

Jacob King

This is a solid poll. I’m personally not interested in the transformers but I don’t think there’s an objectively bad choice.

Donald Mellen

Love and Monsters would be a fantastic reaction for CineBinge!

Matthew Johnson

HOW CAN YOU MAKE ME CHOOSE AMONG THESE DARLINGS??? I am on team Cloud Atlas only because it’s a beautiful earnest mess and will have the most interesting reaction. But there’s soooo much good here!

Jordan Aiken

Dark City is never going to win. It's a fantastic film but is so close to the epitome of Cult Classic; not enough people have seen it to up vote it enough. The movie Toys with Robin Williams, Joan Cusack and LL Cool J is fantastic as well.

Helly R

I think theatrical is better overall even if you have to mute the first 90 seconds if you do. But for first viewing I guess director's cut is safer.

Michael

suprised cloud atlas isn't getting more love, but 12 monkeys rocks

PDP1472

Dark City getting less votes then Pitch Black just hurts my soul...

Erik Stevenson

Oof, not surprised Cloud Atlas is so far behind, but would love to see a reaction to it one day!

Zack Gallardo

Evolution would get the most laughs which is always a good thing with these two.

Zack Gallardo

Holy shit Batman yes. Such a brain twister. I would venture to add in "upstream color" to the list of brain twisters.

Zack Gallardo

"I think we've established cacaw cacaw and tookie tookie don't work." Such a quotable film for sure.

JarHead0351

Been waiting for this movie - it is good movie

Shibby

I don't think they have, it's not showing up when searching. It would be a great movie to react to.

JarHead0351

Come on Evolution & Pitch Black the rest I pass on

Michael Johnson

12 Monkeys and Dark City!!! Two of my all time favs.

Robinson vs. Parkinson's

This week I'll nominate THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS and TRUE ROMANCE. Feeling greedy this week, so my bonus pick would be LEGENDS OF THE FALL!

Divinerights

Cloud atlas is an interesting one. Did I love it? Yes. Did I understand it? No. Did I require an infographic that showed who each character is? Yes.

Ian Hunt

Would just echo the people saying if you ever get around to Dark City, watch the Director’s Cut version

Shane Darcy

Suggesting ‘Infinity Pool’ for future Sci-Fi poll

howtocookazombie (Stan)

Wow, now THIS is a nice pool of movies! Dark City and 12 Monkeys are the most interesting for me. Especially Dark City is so unique. Evolution is also very nice and Pitch Black is good too. The other ones I don't know. I would also suggest Oblivion as a SciFi movie, in case you didn't watched it yet. "Valerian" is also worth watching. It was always the dream of Luc Besson to make this movie.

Brandon Meng

Strongly suggest About Time for a future sci-fi or romantic movie poll. Also, still super geeked out for Stranger Than Fiction, not over that yet. Please consider for future polls: Perks of Being a Wallflower Manchester by the Sea Forgetting Sarah Marshall Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri The Royal Tenenbaums Anything by director Alexander Payne (Sideways, Nebraska, The Holdovers, Election, The Descendants) If you're doing a Valentine's Day poll: Perks of Being a Wallflower Forgetting Sarah Marshall About Time Love Actually Midnight in Paris Silver Linings Playbook 500 Days of Summer Blue Valentine Lars and the Real Girl Punch Drunk Love Cheers!

Tom M

Poll idea: terribly reviewed but secretly awesome. e.g. Freddy Got Fingered

TheGrimOne

Pitch Black would be great and Evolution is a fun one.

Lachlan Caldwell

My vote is for "Perks of Being a Wallflower". It has Hermione Granger after she graduated from Hogwarts, and the Flash before he pulled a Charlie Sheen. 😜

Sean

Cloud Atlas would be cool, but no chance it wins 🤣

Jay Davis

I also strongly recommend the director's cut of Close Encounters... if it makes it on to the schedule. That it's struggling against Pitch Black is... look. Pitch Black is a fine, fun, popcorn movie. But Close Encounters is a seminal film.

JoshG

If anyone hasn’t seen evolution, I’d recommend watching it. It’s a very silly, fun movie

Hunter Adams

I've never seen a poll that I wish had an "All of these" option so badly That being said; I agree that the Director's cut of Close Encounters is recommended. If somehow Dark City makes a comeback (which I'm hoping for), the Director's Cut isn't just recommended, it's practically mandatory. Studio meddling put a big spoilery voiceover at the beginning of the theatrical release.

Brandon Meng

it's so good, i keep pushing for it and it came up on a poll once but did horribly!

JakeyShakeyBakeyBoy

Great list of choices - gotta go Close Encounters for top pick, though Evolution is a silly, “tooky-tooky” fun time to be had ☺️

Dustin Duvall

Daddy would you like some sausage 🎵

Happy Hanukkah

After Dark City surges from behind to an inspiring comeback victory, I shall embark on a campaign for Alphaville (1965).

Rachel W

Can't believe Spielberg's "Close Encounters of The Third Kind" hasn't been watched already! Oh, they're going to love it!

Adam K

There are some solid movies in this list. Three Billboards is fantastic. Midnight in Paris is magical. About Time is so heart warming. After Michael Clayton and Hidden Figures, I hope they do some more similar movies and take a break from the bad (in some cases really bad) sci-fi types. If they are doing a poll for Black History Month, I’d strongly add two others - The Help and Barbershop

Rachel W

2 films that are must see, "The Right Stuff"(1983), the AA winning film about the US's first astronaut program, with a stellar ensemble cast. And a fantastic documentary, "In the Shadow of The Moon"(2007), the Ron Howard film about the Apollo astronauts--which interviews most of the surviving astronauts about their missions and is just such a beautiful film.

NappyHead

I'm pretty hyped about everything here except transformers! How can you even choose?!?

maikeru

Arlington Road (1999)

windyWin

I've been waiting for Dark City for a while and i hope it gets more votes, but I would also pick 12 Monkeys and Pitch Black. And then Closer Encounters.

maikeru

ps: I checked what Transformers One actually is and it kinda makes sense I guess to watch that first: it‘s an animated movie that shows the backstories of Optimus Prime and Megatron and how they became enemies.

probablyKoi

pitch black and the Riddick movies are great, they have that “if Firefly had a baby with Blade” vibe 😂

Logan Kerlee

All solid picks - I've never seen Close Encounters or Dark City, though so I'm a bit hesitant to vote on them. I don't like putting a vote on something that I haven't personally watched and enjoyed. If they happen to win, GREAT! I love checking out something new. :) Just, unless I'm excited to see an option, I won't vote for it.

Logan Kerlee

xD Well luckily you can vote for multiple! :)

Logan Kerlee

Count me in on wanting both of those! I'm a dude that really enjoys science, sometimes more than sci fi - so that's why I'd be amped to vote on those. :)

Logan Kerlee

That's a movie that I have never seen - so i it happens to win I'll be excited to check it out finally! :)

Lester Yung

Voted for Dark City, but if you do watch it, pls watch the director's cut. The theatrical release has opening narration that spoils the twist, because the studio didn't think the audience would get it

Logan Kerlee

Whenever I see someone recommend something with "The Flash" I immediacy check it out to see if it's Grant Gustin or Ezra Miller. Personally, I love Grant's take on the character farrrrrrrr more than Ezra's. That's why I'm not particularly excited about Perks of Being a Wallflower.

BzzBzzBzzBzzBzz

So many references to this movie in pop culture

BzzBzzBzzBzzBzz

Please help Close Encounters pull at least 2nd place. I need to see that reaction

BzzBzzBzzBzzBzz

Yes!!! Super important!!! I watched this movie late one night channel flipping and just missed the opening, thank goodness. The theatrical version's opening ruins the whole movie.

rictus grin

never have been a fan of mst3k

jmundt33a

Those two EARNED their reviews.

jmundt33a

About Time is the best of that bunch. I like Sarah Marshall, Beth Cooper, and Girl Next Door.

jmundt33a

Agree with 1 and 5. 3 is a surprisingly good time.

Jomero

Agreed. This movie so much better when you're not spoiled right off the bat.

MPH

Can't complain about this result, but Pitch Black is so awesome.

Andras Beck

I would like to propose a great movie called The Day After (1983). Recently rewatched, and I believe it holds up nicely.

Ideal_Optimist

Cloud Atlas is one of the most bizarre and beautiful movies I've ever seen. It's utterly unlike anything else. Definitely watch it with subtitles though.

TheGrimOne

You should watch the original Transformers movie from 1986.

Rob Church

Yes, I've been asking for a Freddy Got Fingered reaction for awhile now!

Rob Church

I just won't ever vote for a movie if one of them has already seen it.

Rob Church

@samriedel, they specifically ask people to post their suggestions in the comments of polls.

Nicholas Bielik

Dark City, 12 Monkeys, and Close Encounters are all home runs!

Divinerights

Have you watched the transformers film?

Damian

12 Monkeys is excellent, and if you like that, the TV show was wonderful as well. Voted for Evolution as well, which is a lot of fun. Glad they’re both doing well.

Be Human

Would love to see reactions to- Lucky Number Slevin Natural Born Killers Layer Cake

John

That would be great, but challenging

Brad Lowry

If there are book lovers out there, you know the cliche, "The Book was Better", but if you're talking of an author as monumentally talented as David Mitchell it's a given. Yet I agree with the description of the film (above) too. David Mitchell, while he was assisting the Wachowski siblings with the screen play, commented how it is financially untenable to indroduce a new plot thread late in a film as HE DID in his mesmerizing Russian Doll of a book 4 times. I did the book first and have prostletyzed on behalf of David Mitchell since, yet I also loved the film. Just saying both are better than one… leave it to individual choice the order.

Brad Lowry

Since we're putting in for the NEXT Sci-Fi poll: "The Andrameda Strain"

Aaron Navarrete

I would like to recommend “Moonlight” which has such a beautiful, poignant story

Mikey Bigfoots

Since you two liked Airplane!, I highly recommend Top Secret!

WalrusWallace

Love Cloud Atlas but I understand it's not everyone's jam in the polls. Maybe someday it'll be a random reaction though haha :']

Rachel W

Next sci fi poll, a little known but very good film, "The 13th Floor"(1999),

Adam Custer

please add the TV show Spartacus to your lists. I think you both will really like it.

Stugotz

Love 12 Monkeh! Such a great movie!

Fuckerage

Recommendation For SciFi Genre The Andromeda Strain 1971

Jay Davis

Followed by Real Genius? It's a moral imperative!

Jay Davis

Peak Jason Robards though it may not hit like it did with us at the time. Still a good TV movie.

Jay Davis

Been a while since some of us who do squawk about Lady Hawke have squawked about Lady Hawke but there's a decent start to the Rutger Hauer poll.

Jay Davis

That seems like a tough one to get through anyone's polls. Probably because it's (regarded as) SUPER depressing. Which is probably why I like it. Oh well.

Andras Beck

Top Secret is my favourite from the list of silly movies like Airplane! From start to finish it is a nonstop extravaganza for ppl who like this kind of humour.

Dustin

Yes Natural Born Killers (written by Tarantino) would be a real interesting reaction for sure.

Scribbles_the_mouse

I just finished watching Ted Lasso and have you and Simone never watched the 1971 Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory? Ya'll should. It would get decent numbers :)

Khan1001

Damn, have to wait 2 weeks for Pitch Black, very underrated sci-fi horror, Young Diesel is great in this.

Rachel W

They'd never look at Woody Harrelson the same way again! Would make a great reaction film and a great double feature with True Romance.

Rachel W

Go see Close Encounters, immediately.

Garrett Mazzuca

The original Willy Wonka is a classic they simply have to do at some point. I would even recommend they watch 2023's Wonka afterwards. Was surprised how good it was.