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Movie Poll: Random!

  • Wicked (2024) 304
  • Red Dragon (2002) 675
  • Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (2009) 453
  • Road Trip (2000) 664
  • The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the etc. etc. (2005) 442
  • Little Nicky (2000) 432
  • Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004) 327
  • 2025-04-28
  • —2025-05-08
  • 3297 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

Jeff K.

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Etc, and the Etc, based on the novel by acclaimed writer C.S. What's-his-name. (I did not vote for that but the "etc etc" made me laugh.)

Theo Bracco

For quirky 90's movies, Empire Records, totally underrated.

Mike FromOz

Red Dragon, easily. I've been waiting for this to come up.

Florian

The movie of whatever, its kinda fantasy stuff and yeah you know, just click, can you just fucking click anything? :D love it

Florian

Red Dragon is awsome, but Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is really a gem

DemNikoArt

'Cloudy' is now up for the 10th time. This could be it! Come on people!!! <3

Deano

Narnia, the lion (look you all know the names) 🤣🤣

JakeyShakeyBakeyBoy

Red Dragon holds up well and is defs worth checking out. But the land of Narn…etc sure sounds “mystical and so on”

DemNikoArt

Also this is my random Wishlist :) - The Gift - Nightcrawler - 11:14 - Booksmark - Starsky & Hutch - 500 days of summer - Beerfest - Lucky number Slevin - Looper - The machinist - Hollowman - Chronicle - The secret life of Walter Mitty - 127 Hours

Balmung

I think I've said this before, but if you watch Narnia, stick with the first one. As a movie franchise, it's not worth the time investment. Would love to see Wicked on the channel.

Texas J

I truly wish all the movies on the list were equally good. But, some of those definitely qualify for CineCringe. lol

Shane Willis

Road Trip and Little Nicky are hilarious and a must watch

Funkachute

You should just react to the Hannibal series

Scott CineRam

I see that "Red Dragon" is winning. Perhaps then you'd want to watch "Hannibal" and complete the Hopkins-as-Lecter series? Unfortunately, Jodie Foster didn't come back for that one, so Clarice Starling had to be re-cast.

Robert Cooper

"Little Nicky" -- Just watch a few Popeyes commercials in a row. :P

Random Nevermind

Two movies to consider for the next random poll. Please… Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Don’t look up

John

I know you would not be able to watch it by the date, but May 19th is Malcolm X's birthday, and May 26th is Memorial Day (Memorial Day for soldiers who died in the US). I would recommend watching Malcolm X (1992) and Glory (1989). I also hope you both would consider watching Sinners if you have not already seen it.

Matrim

I dont particularly like any of these (of the ones I’ve seen)

Doug

American Pie is the one remembered but Road Trip is arguably the best of that 2000s teen shock genre!

ScottishSammo

Another great selection to look forward to, Red Dragon is great but can't wait to see road trip and little nicky. Movies I grew up with 😁

Warmachine1228

Undercover Brother! "Blackness confirmed! You've got soul!" 😎

Jack

Lemony Snicket being done dirty

FrancescoTakesItEasy

Don't feel strongly about any of these. Y'all battle it out. 😃

Turtle-man 2023

Bro! I've been waiting for someone new to react to Undercover Brother. Top 10 comedies in my book

jmundt33a

If you watch Red Dragon, I suggest a Manhunter contrast comparison. Like the Roadhouse double feature.

jmundt33a

Once again going to ask for She’s Out of My League as a comedy selection.

Jeff Norwood-Brown

I saw Wicked at the theatre so I’ve not yet seen the film. It was ok if that’s your thing. But Red Dragon is fab and intense and a real thriller. But then, I’m a boy.

Harold Wright

Man, no love for Wicked in here, easily my favorite movie I've seen in the past few years. Went in expecting to hate it and loved it. People just don't like musicals I guess :(

jmundt33a

Now, with new final casting of The Man and his inner circle.

maikeru

THX 1138

jmundt33a

I’m partial to Overnight Delivery myself. Same principle, smaller cast (featuring a very young Rudd and Witherspoon), different rating. But I do enjoy both (even if I have a low tolerance for Green and Scott).

Victor Fiegel

Cloudy with a chance of meatballs is sooo underrated! Early Lord and Miller

adv97

Wallace and gromit

Galactic Cannibl

Heres some I haven't seen on here yet: Joe's Apartment (1996) A Scanner Darkly (2006) House of Wax (2005) Romeo and Juliet (1996) Hook (1991) Total Recall (2012)

cincassette

I don't have too much to say about any of these, except that I remember really enjoying Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and The Series of Unfortunate Events (more so the books) as a kid. I'd love to rewatch these at some point. I have a few more random suggestions of films that I really love: - "True Stories" (1986) - "Cinema Paradiso" (1988) - "Paris, Texas" (1984) - "The Graduate" (1967) - "Playtime" (1967) - "Singing In The Rain" (1952) - "No Highways In The Sky" (1951) - "The Talented Mr. Ripley" (1999) I think there's also a bit of a sparsity of more contemporary films from the past few years on the channel. Maybe these can be more difficult with copyright (being newer and all), or there's just a lack of interest from the audience, but I thought I'd throw out a few suggestions of excellent, noteworthy films from this decade so far: - "A Real Pain" (2024) - "Challengers" (2024) - "Better Man" (2024) - "My Old Ass" (2024) - "The Zone of Interest" (2023) - "Beau Is Afraid" (2023) - "Triangle of Sadness" (2022) - "TÁR" (2022)

DanielK

Same, really wish it had more votes

Emily G

For real it’s great!

Warmachine1228

Red Dragon is a remake of the movie Manhunter from 1986. Brian Cox played Hannibal which means Anthony Hopkins was actually the 2nd actor to play him. Interestingly, they stayed VERY faithful to the Manhunter script.

Emily G

A series of Unfortunate Events is so great! I really really hope it wins 🤞

Abner Alcântara

Hey, guys! I’m new here, but I love your reactions! I have some suggestions: please watch the Hackers movie and the Mr.Robot series. They may be short but they are incredible. I think you guys are going to love it!

PeppermintWizardOfAus

Oh man Wicked has gotta be put on like a special case pick cause there’s no way a musicals gonna get picked anytime soon but it’s sooo goood!

James Lawson

Still hopeful for more of the Pixar films, would love a Brave reaction but any from that era :D

akaTheBAY-AY-RON

So if we can get them to watch Road Trip with Tom Green, then they will be nice and primed to watch the movie he did next, Freddy Got Fingered. Two Canadians who haven't seen Tom Green's masterpiece that is FGF is a shame, that's all I'm saying 😁 I voted for other movies too, but also Road Trip JUST in case...

My name is Jere

There are few really good 2000's teen movies we should watch. -Loser (Mena Suvari) -Dude Were's my car -Freaky friday -How high

Robinson vs. Parkinson's

After Red Dragon wins this week, I highly recommend MANHUNTER directed by Michael Mann. It tells the same story, but in a darker, and more gritty, almost detective noir kind of way. It's a very good film, and the first on-screen appearance of Hannibal Lecter played by none other than the great Brian Cox!

Horrible

Citizen X, 🙏

Jeb Manning

Honestly, a pretty good list here. Road Trip would be my top choice.

Robinson vs. Parkinson's

This week's recommendations: LONGLEGS (2024-Directed by Oz Perkins) After Terrifier this will actually be something of a pallet cleanser. OBLIVION (2013-Starring Tom Cruise)

Jeb Manning

Definitely some movies you should react to in the future. They would be so fun: -King Kong (1933) -The Wolf Man (1941) -House on Haunted Hill (1959) -The Tingler (1959) -The Last Man on Earth (1964) -Yellow Submarine (1968) -Night of the Living Dead (1968) -Harold and Maude (1971) -Time Bandits (1981) -The Dark Crystal (1982) -The Return of the Living Dead (1985) -Re-Animator (1985) -Explorers (1985) -Brazil (1985) -Innerspace (1987) -Ernest Goes to Camp (1987) -Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988) -Hellraiser (1987) -The Fisher King (1991) -Waiting... (2005) -Bumblebee (2018) -Detective Pikachu (2019) -The Super Mario Bros. Movie (2023) -Transformers One (2024)

Max Carter

I quite enjoyed the Series of Unfortunate Events movie when it came out but haven't seen it in years. Little Nicky is one of the worst films I've ever seen, bottom tier Sandler

JoeE

Would also recommend millers crossing, m, the talented Mr ripley, out of sight

jmundt33a

With Donald Sutherland!

jmundt33a

Definitely yes to loser. Same director as Clueless.

jmundt33a

I’m sure FGF is still filed and stored as an enhanced interrogation technique somewhere.

proVaxxer

Pretty weak list, honestly. Not sure where these ideas came from.

jmundt33a

While completely changing the villain.

Jeff I.

Yeah, I'm personally not interested in a reaction to any of these choices.

China Andronicus

I’ve been waiting for you to watch Wicked. It’s so damn good. No idea how it’s doing so poorly. I can understand Red Dragon beating it, and Narnia, (two others I’ve been hoping you’ll watch) but some of the others?

jay

LONGLEGS!!!! Definitely needs to get done soon, or at the very least put in a horror poll. I think it'd win by a mile, tbh

robodong

theyre always patron suggestions. ive definitely seen most of these in the comments time and time agian.

jay

Up... god, the waterworks would be at an all time high.

robodong

pretty sure theyve seen Freddy got fingered, at least George has talked about it.

adv97

I’m always curious how they select these choices for the polls

jay

Their reaction would be priceless!! Such a silly movie

jay

Woah, I had no clue there was a 2012 Total Recall. Definitely gonna check that out today.

jay

Which ones do you think? Besides Little Nicky obviously 🤣

Cinebinge

Our polls are entirely from Patron suggestions, in fact everything we post, poll or not are from your suggestions! We have a backlog spread sheet that contains every movie ever suggested by patrons, each with an accompanying score that represents how many different patrons have suggested it (that way spamming a movie still only counts as one). Each poll we take 3-4 from movies that have high recommendations, 2-3 from the middle and 1-2 from the bottom. When its a genre themed poll, we take from specific genres, when its random like this, then it mostly comprises of ones that just didnt make it to previous polls or ones that have high-ish demand but never seems to win.

akaTheBAY-AY-RON

I honestly wouldn't be surprised if George saw it for Cinecringe LOL. I didn't have any real expectation of them ever watching it here, Road Trip I'd think is the closest they'd get. FGF has a very niche fan base. I was a huge fan of his in the 2000s but it's definitely not for everyone 😂

Adam Vialpando

Little Nicky is absolute crap and I totally love it. I'm not ashamed to admit this used to make me laugh.

jay

The Gift - I didn't like it at all. And this comes as someone who's a Jason Bateman STAN, hands down my favorite actor. It just felt really... odd, and devoid of any substance. 500 Days of Summer - YES!! I think Simone has seen this one but, definitely would love to see George react to this Looper - FUCK YES!! G+S, if you see this, I really hope to see get Looper done here soon. You guys will not be disappointed at all by it. Chronicle - One of my favorite lost footage movies, and villain origins of all time. I remember seeing this when I was younger and being blown away by it, but not being able to remember the name of it when I grew up for so long lol Entire list is super solid!

Texas J

I am not going to name any specifically, because I'm sure there are some people that love each of those movies. :)

rictus grin

now if you had put Manhunter in the list instead of the remake Red Dragon, i would have voted for that one. not a fan of any of these but out of the list Lemony Snicket it is

jay

Woah! And Bryan Cranston??? Aww man, yeah I'm watching this right NOW lol.

Warmachine1228

I just thought about this... Hannibal plays a somewhat similar role in Manhunter/Red Dragon to what Joker played in Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, particularly when you put it in the context of the other movies.

Guillaume Huet_rennibou

Cinebinge is followed by people from all over the world. Which is great. The diffusion and popularity of movies varies from one country to another.

John

Undercover Brother is a fun watch

Philipp Roensch

Have to vote the Dragon as well, it's still good. Some 2024 movies to keep in mind: Blink Twice, Anora, Better Man. I hope this get in a poll sometime :)

Stephanie

I love Red Dragon and Lemony Snicket. If one of the two wins, I'm happy. 😊

Warmachine1228

Same script which I thought was very interesting.

adv97

Thanks, that definitely makes more sense now. Seems fair as well.

Amphigory

Its also the most recent movie by far. I wonder if that impacts anything?

robodong

LT whats really funny is that in other polls when new movies win, theres always a few that will complain about recency bias lol

Purple Dragon Knight

Here is my random request: I would love to see a montage of just Simone's intro/greetings and George's confused responses. The sequel could be a montage of just Simone's plugs to like & subscribe! lol. Thank you both for all you do!

Daniel Smith

It’s either the George getting confused by the intro or Simone messing it up.

Daniel Smith

I’m not sure if I fully appreciate Cloud Atlas. I must admit it has some great ideas, some great ideas and has some visually stunning scenes but for me, it doesn’t come together as a whole film. Certainly worth a watch.

Mike FromOz

If they do react to it, I will likely up my subscription to the top tier. I love that movie so much.

Daniel Smith

Would be interesting to George’s perspective to the Ashley Park film Joy ride.

Daniel Smith

As someone who lives in Bristol, I fully endorse this! Can’t say the word Cheese without hearing the voice and seeing the hand action.

Daniel Smith

Would Simone let George watch The Girl Next Door? I’m not sure if George could watch the entire film without being distracted or making a comment.

Phillyman!!

Come on Road Trip 🤞🤞🙏🙏😂😂

jmundt33a

Took me a few tries to get into it, but I really enjoy it

jmundt33a

The Accountant is excellent.

sarCC

Or, better yet: Black Dynamite! (Although, I kmagine George has probably already seen it.)

sarCC

Yes! A much better adaptation of Red Dragon.

adv97

Haha yeah nothing hits harder than a bit of Wallace and gromit when you live in the north of England as well.

sarCC

The best musical I've seen in ages came out last year and it's called Your Monster. It's a dark rom-com that's a really smart and funny play on Beauty And The Beast. I highly recommend it.

Logan Kerlee

Manhunter is a great watch. Red Dragon tried but Anthony Hopkins couldn't carry that much weight on his back.

adv97

What I would suggest also is watching out for the number of likes a suggestion gets as well as a good metric to see it’s popularity besides the number of suggestion. But thanks for the reply either way, much appreciated.

Logan Kerlee

I'm not hyped excited for any of these picks. Among them though, I hope that Red Dragon takes it. Yes, I prefer Manhunter over Red Dragon but I'll take what I can get.

Logan Kerlee

Ernest Goes To Camp? xD I remember that from my childhood! Stupid/silly but Ernest was always a good time. I think that I most enjoyed Ernest Scared Stupid, though. :)

JoeE

Also recommend sinister, you’re next, bowfinger, living in oblivion, bad news bears

John

I agree the accountant is definitely worth a watch

Jasbro

Since others are throwing out recommendations i would to recommend Titan AE once again, such a great and underrated animated movie.

rictus grin

brian cox is still my favourite Lecter

Morningstar

Maybe it’s not for everyone, but I found it deeply profound the older I got and more appreciation for the story that they told or should I say stories. But I didn’t really bump into anything so maybe it’s just me.🤷🏻‍♂️

Amelie W

Mystified there's even any contest when you put Wicked in there. Easily the greatest movie this decade. I'm not disagreeing with the voters' opinions, I just mean I don't understand them.

maikeru

there‘s a cute baby 👶🏻 in lemony snicket so def worth watching 😊

Kieran

This is England is amazing

jay

Was so disappointed to see A.I. not win the last poll it was in. Super interested to see George's take on it as with all movies to do with AI

jay

lol, i've never seen this movie but my Mom found it at the thrift store yesterday & told me it's a movie i have to see, strange i've never heard anything about it ever until then & then this comment. I guess this is a sign!

Logan Kerlee

Brian Cox is excellent but Anthony Hopkins still is my favorite actor to play Hannibal. His performances in Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal are both top notch. He didn't do a poor job at playing him in Red Dragon either - I just didn't enjoy that movie as much as I did Manhunter.

jay

I know I've requested a LOT of Wes Anderson on here in the past so I'm gonna try to keep it to a minimum lol, but 2 I would love to see get put on some polls in the future: Bottle Rocket, his & the Wilson's brothers first ever movies that kick started all of their careers. It's top tier Wes comedy for me in terms of just pure jokes & comedic writing, usually all his other films for me are an emotional rollercoaster & less on the comedy (while still being very, very funny) but this one I found to be extremely comedic, & less of an emotional wreck at the end of it all (again, whilst still having some really good emotional beats!) The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, starring Owen Wilson, Bill Murray, Anjelica Huston, Willem Dafoe, Jeff Goldblum, Cate Blanchett, the music in this movie is fantastic and a majority of it being done by one of the characters in the movie the entire way throughout. This one pulls on my emotional heartstrings a lot at times, but also makes me die from laughing. Prepare to see a lot of unexpected dynamics between all of these actors if/when this movie gets done. It reels you in instantly and is so wildly bizarre in ways you couldn't even begin to imagine

BellaBlue

All of Wes Anderson should be watched for sure

BellaBlue

I voted for it as well.. I wasn't sure how it would turn out but this is one of the few times I'm surprised by the ones at the top and I thought Wicked would at least be in a battle.. I think a certain segment of the population will never consider a musical though even though some of the best films are such

jay

Oh, 100% down the line. Way too many gems to not be done. I’m weird & make rankings in my head on which ones I’d like to see them react to most when considering which one to comment, and it used to be Tenenbaums & Rushmore, but recently I rewatched these 2 and realized I had forgotten just how amazing they are, and especially now that I’ve watched more of their reactions, I feel like these are more so the ones they’d enjoy the most. Definitely would kill for Tenenbaums to get done still, just for Gene Hackman alone. Such a gem of a character

BellaBlue

Requests for your consideration - Infinity Pool (2023) - LesMisérables (2012) - Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (2015) - Companion (2025) - Emma (2020) - Me and You and Everyone We Know (2005)

Matthew Blackwood

Underrated gems: Lucky Number Slevin (really fun and different Lucy Liu performance), Bad Times at the El Royale (crime caper from the guy who made Cabin in the Woods)

cincassette

Absolutely! It's been way too long, and they've only done one so far. The Life Aquatic is one of my all time favourites (if you couldn't tell by my pfp).

jay

Haha, I love it! For me, my personal favorite movie of all time (goes without saying also my favorite Wes film) is The Darjeeling Limited which I cannot wait to see these two (hopefully) react to down the line, I don’t care how long I have to wait if it’s years, I’ll be there the moment that video is posted!

jay

Would be surprised if likes aren’t already a factor somehow, as it’s basically a quick way of +1’ing without spamming the comments with the film. But then, it also gets complicated when there’s posts with say like, 3-5+ movies listed since it’s not guaranteed everyone who liked it, likes every single one listed so I’d also understand if it isn’t a viable way of measuring.

Jay Davis

Do you see? George and Simone changed. Do you see?

Thirty Year Old Mulberry Field

Count me in for some more Wes Anderson as well! Still haven’t gotten around to watching “Bottle Rocket” but I love Zissou! I’d think they’d particularly have fun with his stop motion movies, “Fantastic Mr. Fox” & “Isle of Dogs”, and would make a nice break away from typical animation done by the major studios (Disney, Dreamworks).

Steve Mercier

So, Red Dragon isn't bad--the cast is straight-up phenomenal. And everyone acts the shit out of their roles. But, I think the first adaptation--especially the director's cut--called Manhunter is so much better. I just think Brett Ratner is such a hack director--like J.J. Abrams if he lived in the sewer and creeped out on women--and you can feel the twists and turns coming around the corner...the sewer corner, where poop is; whereas Michal Mann is a spectacular director, and if he lived in a sewer, the sewer would be awesome. And be directed by Michael Mann. But, that's just one man's opinion (he said, on the internet).

dys

Chronicles of Narnia is one of the most perfect book-to-film adaptations ever.

Darin Foat

Plus you get to see Brian Cox's take on Hannibal Lecter.

Thirty Year Old Mulberry Field

Gonna bring back “Ed Wood” into the conversation, there’s no need to have suffered through “Plan 9” without getting a glimpse of the odd crew behind it. And its certainly one of my favorites from Tim Burton. I’ll also bring up 2 freaky dudes named David (Cronenberg, Lynch) with “Scanners” & “Blue Velvet”. And I’ve been on a Euro-kick lately, so I’ll finish off with 2 recent favorites featuring Mads “The Mad Dane” Mikkelsen: “The Hunt” & “Another Round”.

Vengeance

Wonka! Wonka! Wonka! Gene Wilder will always be Wonka to me.

Vengeance

But that’s every intro…

Vengeance

I hope to see the sequel this weekend. The first one was great

Vengeance

Little Nicky is 100% CineCringe but somehow has a charm to it at the same time. I couldn’t help but vote for it.

Vengeance

Hook is one of my favorite Robin Williams movies.

Kelly Pickard

For future consideration… Movies: - Waking Ned Devine (1998) - The Devil Wears Prada (2006) - Hook (1991) - The Birdcage (1996) - The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert (1994) - The King's Speech (2010) - Flash Gordon (1980) - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (2023) TV - Batman: The Animated Series - Disney's Gargoyles - Barry (Max)

Inkpendude

I'm surprised how many times there's a poll full of movies I have never seen. Maybe I should start my own channel

Mr. Writhms

Well, its fairly new which means a lot of people may have not seen it. And its a musical, which is a love it or leave it genre.

James Falato

"Red Dragon" 2002 is a better retelling of the first tale with Hannibal Lecter than the first "Manhunter" 1986... And although it had a different Director than "Silence of the Lambs" 1992, it did have Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal, and Ted Tally did the Screenplay, and he was the Oscar Winning Screenplay Writer for "Silence"...

Adam

I second Bowfinger

Adam

For the animal lovers out there, I recommend Homeward Bound (1993). They don't make movies like that anymore.

Kelly Pickard

It's one of the movies my family and I watch every St Patrick's Day.

Trevor S Bright

That being said, "Manhunter" is still a pretty good movie on its own. I love Michael Mann's work like "Heat" and "Collateral", and the aesthetic of "Manhunter" definitely reminds me of "Collateral".

Trevor S Bright

I'd love it if someday George & Simone saw "Cliffhanger". Great Stallone flick, great cinematography, over-the-top John Lithgow & they can finally get that "Ace Ventura 2" reference from the beginning.

jay

also lol, rewatching The French Dispatch right now and i think THIS is now the one I want them to watch the most. Going to be so many awkward scenes for these two, and such a fun time for George 🤣🤣

John

My two favorite Wes Anderson movies are Rushmore and the Royal Tenebaums

Huckleberry lobo

Lucky Number Slevin and What We Do In The Shadows series RANDOM 🫳🏼🎤

Spacedone

More faithful to the book yes, better though? Personally thought that Edward Norton was miscast. He's not terrible, he's just my least favourite Will Graham.

Lionbarber

Waking Ned Devine is a goddamn masterpiece.

Golandaz

Lol my movies never get picked in poil

sarCC

I will say that even though Red Dragon isn't very good at all, it IS better than the Hannibal movie. Pretty low bar there, though.

sarCC

I will say, I think Rushmore is probably his most accessible film to newcomers, as it's the most based-in-reality of his films while still being excellent and very funny. I do hope they watch, especially since it has one of Bill Murray's very best performances.

Chase Harvey

I would recommend Manhunter over Red Dragon personally, it's one of my absolute favorite movies!

Carl Noraas

Absolutely! Ed Wood is way overdue, of all the reactors I think you guys would appreciate it the most having seen Plan 9.

Dwight Scarn

I reccomend 1980s vampire movie Fright Night! Also tv series Dexter :) the show is more popular than ever now itll probably get solid views.

Dwight Scarn

I loved Hook when I was kid. Still love it now!

maikeru

I‘m so excited when S&G start watching dexter, but other shows are more requested so it could take some time till they start watching it and fright night is also a fun gem 👌

maikeru

I hope they watch Hannibal Rising one day. I watched it when it came out and I think it‘s a solid film, Gaspard Ulliel did a great job and the rest of the cast too and I like a sexy Gong Li ^^

rictus grin

my favourite Hopkins performance of Lector was in Hannibal

Brandon Meng

I'm not sure I'm ready for Tom Green on this channel. Recs for future viewing: Perks of Being a Wallflower Manchester by the Sea Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Forgetting Sarah Marshall Sideways Drive The Royal Tenenbaums Midnight in Paris Because Anthony Hopkins: The Edge (1997) Lesser known alternative to Road Trip: Sex Drive (2008) (also happens to be a road trip movie...same brand of raunchy humor)

Brandon Meng

Would absolutely love to see more Wes Anderson on here. GBH is my favorite from him but the rest of his catalogue is just so good and worthy of a watch. I recommended The Royal Tenenbaums up above but Moonrise Kingdom is right there for me as well, an underrated gem IMO.

jay

Hope there's some plans to do the latest Bong Joon Ho film, Mickey 17. I wasn't the biggest fan of it personally but, it's definitely worth watching & think it'd make for a really good reaction. My favorite part was just how outrageous Mark Ruffalo & Toni Collette are in it

KLycaon6417

Not sure how many people may see this comment or if anyone would really read it but I’d love to hear Simone & George’s opinion and thoughts on the sequel to American Werewolf in London, titled American Werewolf in Paris, not everyone loves it but I feel like it’s entertaining and thought provoking with additional stuff on the story that I’m sure they’d find interesting with the ending of the first being so sudden

Raven Dark

Yeah, I'm scratching my head at how badly Wicked is doing on here. And Narnia: TLTWATW too. I've been wanting S&G to react to both of those for a while.

Raven Dark

I second Homeward Bound. OMG, S&G reacting to that would be so great.

maikeru

A good romcom is also A Fools Rush In (1997) with Matthew Perry & Selma Hayek (Simone has prob seen it)

Raven Dark

I can't believe how badly Wicked is doing. That makes me sad. And to a slightly lesser degree, the same goes for Narnia. For recommendations, I'd love to see: -Homeward Bound (1993) -Sister Act -Iron Will Iron Will has no chance on a poll because it's too under the radar and not enough people know what it is anymore, but I will recommend it any chance I get.

Jean-Dominic Lapointe

Yes I just recently realized they haven’t reacted to Sister Act

Jean-Dominic Lapointe

They haven’t done Birdcage and TMNT?!? Oh I hope they do soon then!

Zach McBride

Me and Earl and The Dying girl is one of my all time favorites

Raven Dark

I don't like the others at all, but I love the first one.

Jeff K.

I will just say that Road Trip is the movie that made Amy Smart my absolute biggest celebrity crush right around the turn of the century.

Jeff K.

I love Outside Providence. It's got one of my favorite soundtracks ever, too.

BellaBlue

I love it. Not talked about nearly enough and I've never seen a reactor view it. So many movies that deserve a watch when so many of the same things get watched by all the reactors

BellaBlue

I often do not like the poll winners but it is what it is...but I usually can predict what films will be in the top 2. This is one of the first times I was completely off base. I'm very surprised at Wickeds performance in the poll, but also the films running away w it... just never know I guess

BellaBlue

we def need more musicals... Wicked, Sister Act, Les Miserables, etc

windyWin

I'd be curious if they'll watch the originals of Wallace and Gromit, and then move on to the movie. There's also Chicken Run which I remember when I was a teenager. I have loved W&G since I was a child.

adv97

I would assume they would start with curse of the were rabbit rather than watch the originals. Let’s be real though they aren’t reacting to W&G anytime soon, it’s probably on the bottom of the their list of things unfortunately.

Raven Dark

Agreed! The Sound Of Music too!

Brandon

Since it looks we might get Road Trip soon, it's yet another comedy with an Unrated/Theatrical situation. As usual the Unrated version is what people would have bought on disk...which means that people who obtain movies through alternate means are going to find that version quite easily. The theatrical version is what's likely on streaming services. From what I remember the differences between versions aren't major, but the timing will be different.

Thomas Larsen

Darn, was in the hospital and didnt get to vote. Hope Little Nicky and Lemony will get a watch at some point anyways :D

Maiki

Speedy recovery, mate.

Astraeos

Narnia is definitely worth a watch around Christmas time, it just suits a winter time, and Christmas time, feel. I also really like its sequel, Prince Caspian. The third one is not bad, but yeah. First two are really good little fantasy movies.

Logan Nelson

Really hoping to see Matilda on a poll...

adv97

The 2nd and 3rd were major letdowns compared to the books

Astraeos

Gonna be honest, I only ever read Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Harry Potter came out in my childhood, so that quickly overshadowed most things. Then I became a teenager, and got lost in Forgotten Realms and Dragonlance novels. So, yeah, consequently, I almost like Prince Caspian the movie, more than the first one.

beefjerkywizard

Pooping back and fourth. Forever. Me and You ans everyone we know is such an unrated gem

fforw

You're still missing a lot of good Terry Gilliam movies. "Brazil" most of all (caution: good and bad versions) and "The Fisher King"