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Movie Poll: Laughters! (Patreon)

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2025-09-29 12:00:08
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Movie Poll: Laughters!

  • Get Shorty (1995) 429
  • Get Smart (2008) 474
  • Date Night (2010) 313
  • Big Daddy (1999) 654
  • The Producers (2005) 323
  • White Chicks (2004) 579
  • Grosse Pointe Blank (1997) 842
  • 2025-09-23
  • —2025-10-02
  • 3614 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

Roger Davies

Each choice more terrifying than the last. So er Grosse Point Blank I guess.

TheLeftPecOfTheLord

Grosse Pointe Blank yes! One of the most underrated and overlooked movies I wish more people would watch, absolutely fantastic!

Mike FromOz

Get Shorty! Yesssss! It's so good, I hope it wins!

JakeyShakeyBakeyBoy

Grosse Pointe Blank is a really fun time! But I also love The Producers for its songs and Mel Brooks comedy shenanigans too. Some real good watching whatever wins this one dudes

Roy A

Can you put Forgetting Sarah Marshall on the next comedy poll?

Michael Taylor

The Producers and grosse point blank!!!!! I’m very excited for either reaction

Boyan Konov

Any chance you guys do more classic movie polls or foreign film polls it feels like you have been stuck in the US 80s-00s cinema world for a while now.

Jordy's_Here!

Big Daddy is so funny and has so much heart 😍 But The Producers is one of my favorite Broadway film adaptations!! Two of my favorites here!!

Hercule Pyro

Now a reaction to the original Get Smart series would actually be goated

Andi Herr

I think you'd absolutely love Grosse Pointe Blank!

Heidi Elizabeth Marcum

The Producers Musical!! Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick are fabulous and hilarious!! :) Heidi

Bookwormy

Producers, yes!!!

Patrick

Grosse Point Blank, easily. I think I'm washing my hair on the day White Chicks is being shown

Cosmic Slice

Oh, absolutely Grosse Point Blank. Though I wouldn't be unhappy with The Producers, the original version is much better than the remake. But then, I'm a simp for Gene Wilder. 🙃

Bertrand Belisle

Since we are getting into october, I recomend Longlegs, Barbarian and especially Weapons for horror movies

Mike W

The soundtrack to Grosse Point Black is great

Ron

I would have voted for, "The Producers", but I noticed that it's the 2005 remake and not the original 1967 version.

Justtired

Grosse Point Blank is my first choice. I think you both will enjoy it. Though I’m not a huge Adam Sandler fan, Big Daddy is my favorite of his films. I’d like to recommend Roxanne (1987) and Sliding Doors (1998) should you ever do a rom-com poll.

Rokkor X

I wish Get Shorty would win just so they can watch Be Cool. Twinkle twinkle baby.

Jordan Hume

Yeah, that's a tough one... Big Daddy is fantastic and Grosse Point Blank is fantastic in a completely different way! You can't lose with either of them. Hopefully you just do both because they really are great!

CommanderBrownCoat

Hey, White Chicks called, they want to bow out of the poll and transfer their votes to the Producers >.>

Rhiannon

Roxanne is SO GOOD

The Dark Unknown

Omg yes please let it be grosse point it's such an underrated movie!!!

Matt Landon

Yeah, you have to go with the original first, there's no question in this case. Watching the remake first would be like going with the Johnny Depp Wonka movie over the Wilder version.

DemNikoArt

These are definitely some good classics. But I am not sure they would like all of them, since there is a lot of nostalgia going on and you had to be there during that time. Here are a few I think could be working for the next poll: - Beerfest - Booksmart - Starsky & Hutch - I love you man - Palm Springs - 500 days of summer - Bedazzled - Mitchells Vs the machine - Death becomes her - Sexdrive - Thank you for smoking - Just Friends - Role models Cheers and have a nice week!

Justtired

Not many reaction channels have watched it. Could be a fun one.

cincassette

Grosse Point Blank, no question!! Get Shorty or The Producers would be good too, and Steve Carell is always a joy to watch, even when these movies aren’t his best.

IR4TE

Get shorty is one of my favourites, even if it doesn't win put it on a list for sometime in the future

Matt Landon

Get Shorty is also quite good and has a brilliant script, and Big Daddy is solid Sandler but he's not for everyone. But yeah, the rest of these are kind of forgettable. I am a little surprised White Chicks is doing so well, it must be developing a cult following. Personally, I could never get past the look of the Whiteface thing, it's even more of an uncanny valley effect for me than something like Polar Express, though I also have an issue with clearly mismatched colored contacts. But, different strokes and all.

Chris Graham

Grosse Point Blank is a great movie

Random Nevermind

Two good movies to laugh at Dirty Rotten Scoundrels The Whole Nine Yards

JOEDATOR

Please please please I’m begging you guys because I love you- do yourselves a favor and watch the original THE PRODUCERS (1967) and avoid the 2005 musical remake AT ALL COSTS!!!

Fritz

Now for something completely different , to round out your Monty Python adventures

Alex Laime

Get Shorty needs to be way higher. One of my favorite comedies.

JOEDATOR

Watching the 2005 THE PRODUCERS instead of the 1967 original is like seeing a production of “Spamalot” instead of MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL.

Jaaahn

maybe theyve seen the original, or maybe when people recommended the producers to them they didnt say what year so they just picked whatever google showed them.

Jaaahn

well, way funnier than any of these, to you.

Jaaahn

it is possible that theyve seen the original so the remake is whats on the list.

Jaaahn

or theyve seen the original and there for the remake is on the list.

Vengeance

They brew 10000 bottles a day. I take 45 off the assembly line and I’m the asshole!

JoeE

Would also recommend bowfinger, kingpin,better off dead, ed wood

Cisko

Surprised that Get Shorty is ranking so low but maybe many folks haven’t seen it. I can’t think of a better gangster-Hollywood comedy!

Vengeance

Here’s a few of my favorite 2000s comedies I hope you watch eventually: Forgetting Sarah Marshall Role Models I Love You Man Horrible Bosses 2 (since you’ve seen the original)

Actuarial Lurker

The Producers is hillarious- the 2005 version not as great as the 1967 original but still genius

evilmunky

Well f me. Grosse point is in a poll lol why can I only like it once 🤣

HeyHeyJK

Bowfinger is so great. I mean, Steve Martin AND Eddie Murphy together … criminally under seen.

Carl Whitted

I'm glad Get Smart is on this list. An underrated comedy gem in my opinion. Obviously not as smart (ha-ha) or memorable as the original show, but still a great Steve Carrel movie 👍

Duane Klaus

Better Off Dead! (1985) John Cusack, Curtis Armstrong, Diane Franklin.

JBirdLowdown

I can’t believe it’s winning! Thrilling stuff

Jacob King

Grosse Point Blank! An underrated classic. Also, ground zero for 80s nostalgia bait.

Arthur 'Two Sheds' Jackson

There was an article in the Criterion website about movies with great in the 90s and Grosse Pointe Blank was right in there! 😁 One of my favorites!

Flora Smith

The Producers 1967 is a million times better than the remake tbf

Flora Smith

Aw man, Ed Wood is a masterpiece and no one’s reacted to it

Jacob King

They might need to do Walk the Line and maybe a few others first. John C Reilly is always funny but most of the jokes in Walk Hard are riffing on specific scenes in other movies.

Doug

GPB debuted at No 4 opening weekend, it had and indeed has, plenty of fans.

Doug

Grosse Point Blank is an absolute gem, I think you guys will love it. Black comedy at its near best. Cusack and Driver are excellent.

Jaaahn

what were they?

Jon Nelson

Would love to see some classic horror for spooky season like Frankenstein (1931) Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931) and The Old Dark House (1932)

jmundt33a

And some of us have been here the whole time.

Xavier Casanova

May I recommend an overlooked 90s detective comedy called Zero Effect with Bill Pullman and Ben Stiller. It's insanely clever, smartly funny (not in a slapstick way) and surprisingly touching in parts.

Chase Lonnergan

Yes! Grosse Pointe Blank! And absolute gem of a movie.

jmundt33a

Sometimes I wonder about statements like these after two bad Bedazzled experiences, but I’m confident in this one.

Jaaahn

the thing about movie fandom is, each person are friends with people of similar interest, so when you hear your friends talk about something, it feels like eeeveryone is interested in it, but the opposite is also true. however, unless youre Tom from Myspace, you aren't friends with everyone.

Matt Landon

I believe the original The Producers is the only of the Mel Brooks classics that they have not watched on the channel. I suppose it's possible they've both seen it independently, but I would doubt it.

jmundt33a

As someone who got the whole series experience from Nick at Nite, I have reservations about both halves of that statement. However, I did like both the series and the film.

Aric Heintzelman

I'm surprised you haven't seen "Strange Brew" (1983) yet. I thought that was required viewing for Canadian citizens.

Matt Landon

Zero Effect is excellent. I rewatched it a few months back as part of an underrated 90's double-feature with Go, which is also definitely worth watching.

Richard Burrell

You guys NEED to watch Black Dynamite! You’ll both lose your minds laughing!

Jaaahn

maybe theyve seen it already. canadian movie, they are canadian, they existed before the channel was created. seems probable

Geoff Walsh

It didn't flop, it was a small low budget movie, that made over $60 million worldwide.

Michael Buhl

I would love it if you watched the original 1979 version of The In-Laws with Alan Arkin and Peter Falk! It's very funny!

Daniel Smith

My weekly shout out for Never Let Me Go……. Definitely going for Grosse Point Blank in this poll.

JayF

Holy **** my favorite from this list is winning. I have been requesting Grosse Pointe Blank for years. Thank you so much for putting it on a poll!

Daniel Smith

Contains one of my favourite lines of dialogue in a film. Won’t say it in full so it doesn’t ruin the joke. The octopus line…..

JayF

It's a very good movie but I can't throw votes at anything but GPB for this one.

JayF

Bowfinger is so underrated. I'm sure I've requested that one before and would definitely vote for it if it gets the chance.

Robert Finlay

Get Shorty is very good, I'm surprised to see it so low

Daniel Smith

“Earn more sessions by sleazing?”

mojo shivers

Love me some Grosse Point Blank.

Music

Ten years! Ten! Ten years!

Music

I have my fingers crossed, my toes crossed, my heart crossed that Grosse Pointe Blank stays at the top!

FWPJR.

Ah man, Big Daddy doesn’t have a chance right now lol I really need to see you two react to it. It’s one of my favorite Sandler movies, but I know you’ll get to it sooner or later.

Kurt Hockenbury

The Producers (1967) is better than The Producers (2005)

Mike FromOz

For those who haven't heard of "Get Shorty", it's based on a story by Elmore Leonard, the same guy who wrote books that were turned into critically acclaimed films such as Tarantino's best (imho), "Jackie Brown", and "3:10 to Yuma", which is also a recommended watch. The script is so damn tight and well acted throughout the entire film, and it fits together seamlessly. It also has actors at the top of their game, such as Gene Hackman, John Travolta, Rene Russo, James Gandolfini, Dennis Farina, and Danny DeVito. It is a superb ensemble cast, and is absolutely deserving of being watched.

maikeru

In & Out (1997) for the next comedy poll

Old School Drew

Future considerations for comedy Used cars (1980) Silver streak (1976)

Mr. Treat

Are you gonna do american reunion?

Godrick

Brooo white chicks is getting done DIRTY rn

Duane Klaus

So many one-liners in that movie.

Herby Ragan

FYI. The Producers (2005) is terrible. The Producers (1967) is the funniest film ever made.

Kevin

Big Daddy!!!!

jmundt33a

Grosse Pointe Blank is a personal favorite. Also one of the first of the 1980s high school reunion movies. Get Shorty is a classic. And it has more chuckles than Out of Sight, thus belonging on a list like this. I’m enough of an Anne Hathaway fan to embrace Get Smart. And listen to 4 Minutes bop over the credits.

Cisko

I voted for both - I do love some GPB and would also love to see the reaction.

Phalanx

Just going to throw another recommendation in for the original 1967 version of The Producers before the 2005 version. It's a Mel Brooks classic.

Jonathan Eaton

Grosse Pointe Blank has been recommended so many times I can’t see it being beaten.

Anders Sandum

Movie recommendations: The Man Who Would Be King(1975) The Mission(1986) The Last of the Mohicans(1992) Quiz Show(1994) Unstrung Heroes(1995) Cold Comfort Farm(1995) Hackers(1995) Rob Roy(1995) Swingers(1996) Beautiful Girls(1996) Kingpin(1996) Beavis and Butt-Head Do America(1996) Event Horizon(1997) Dangerous Beauty(1998) Stigmata(1999) Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo(1999) Blast From The Past(1999) Almost Famous(2000) Gosford Park(2001) Bandits(2001) The Royal Tenenbaums(2001) Spy Game(2001) Joe Dirt(2001) Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back(2001) A Mighty Wind (2003) The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou(2004) I Love You, Man(2009) Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy(2011) Bridge of Spies(2015)

Matthew Mosley

Vote for GET SMART - other comedy reccomendations... A Million Ways To Die In The West Accepted Airheads Big Stan (double feature with) Get Hard Delivery Man The Dictator GOOD BOYS Green Hornet Honey, I Shrunk The Kids *Horrible Bosses 2* Four Lions Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel Kung Pow: Enter The Fist The Interview Overnight Delivery Sausage Party *Shanghi Knights* Short Circuit 2 (no need for the first) Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday The 13th Superhero Movie *Ted 2* AND THE SHOW Undercover Brother Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2 hour cut, not 90 min theatrical bs)

Thomas Yanez

Fingers crossed. I think they'll love it.

Michael

Get Shorty is so goddamn good

Thomas Yanez

"Silver Streak", but not "Stir Crazy"? Should be a mandatory double feature!

Dan Holmes

You need to watch the original 1967 Producers film first

Dan Holmes

Glad to see I’m not alone lol

James W.

Grosse Pointe Blanke is rad and I never seen anyone react to it. Another good John Cusack film that gets overlooked for reactions is High Fidelity which is one of the coolest romcoms ever.

Jonathan Eaton

For the next comedy poll The Hot Chick (2002) Rachel McAdams, Rob Schneider, Anna Faris.

Jeff K.

It really is. It's got some fantastic writing and performances all the way around. I think it might have actually been my introduction to Dennis Farina, and for that, I'll be forever grateful. Just... let's not talk about the sequel. Which wasn't "bad" per se, but it certainly wasn't good. The only enjoyable/memorable thing is Dwayne Johnson's performance, since it was still before he was focused on building his brand so he was more open to looking silly (so basically, he was still in his Cena phase, the only difference being Cena stayed in that lane and it's worked well for him).

Jeff K.

I love the movie so much, and I cannot wait for them to bask in Joan Cusack's performance.

Bill Woods

Suggestions: Ruthless People (1986) -- Judge Reinhold kidnaps Bette Midler. Down Periscope (1996) -- Kelsey Grammer uses his submarine to attack Bruce Dern.

Jeff K.

Hard yes on Ruthless People. It's such a fantastic forgotten dark comedy (also featuring Danny DeVito and Bill Pullman).

Mikebdrx

Dinner with Schmucks is also a great movie, I think. Not sure if anyone had suggested it before.

Seahag

If you guys liked Sandler in The Wedding Singer, then Big Daddy will probably go over well. Same stupid humor, but definitely one of his more normal characters in comparison to Happy/Bobby/Billy.

Seahag

Also forgot, The House Bunny (08) with Anna Faris might be fun one day.

Robert Gendron

I'd say go with the original 1967 version of "The Producers" not the 2005 one. 1967 The Producers was a movie, adapted to a stage Musical early 2000's. The 2005 one is a filmed version of the stage musical, which works about as well as any recorded stage performance, i.e. not all that well. Also, you should add either or both of "UHF" and "Weird: The Al Yankovic Story" to the list.

Bruce Liddle

I saw both of those at the cinema. Ruthless People is brilliant...also Danny DeVito and Bill Pullman. Down Periscope is one of my go to happy films. Very funny indeed.

Anamondaris

Grosse Pointe Blank is just one of those movies I have loved to rewatch over the years. I actually am surprised Simone hasn’t seen it.

Bruce Liddle

Grosse Pointe Blank is superb. Sharp dialogue with a cracking soundtrack to boot. Get Shorty is funny and very, very cool. One of Dennis Farina's best characters too.

Ginger

I'd vote for the original "The Producers"

Codytallica

What's up with finishing the Friday trilogy?

Darren Boyle

Where do the vote choices come from, I've certainly never seen anyone even ask for more than half of these and nobody would EVER ask for 2005 producers 🤷‍♂️🤔

rictus grin

i would vote for the original producers, but Grosse point blank is brilliant

JoeNotCharles

I think it was starting to be forgotten already when I was a kid (90's). I know I forgot about it enough that I never though to recommend it, even though it'd be a perfect reaction! Throw it on the pile next to Brain Candy.

Jose Robles

Get Smart is ok, but it will better if you do a retro reaction and watch the original show is great and funny, maybe an Andor replacement :p.

R. Chang

Of these, Grosse Point Blank and Get Shorty are by far the best, in my opinion. I guess I just love a little violence with my comedies. On that note, you guys should check out Spy. It's Melissa McCarthy's best movie by a lot, in my opinion, and Jason Statham is hilarious in it. Or maybe I just like the domestic/action hero crossover. For that, you guys should check out The Long Kiss Goodnight to see Geena Davis' take on housemom turned superspy. Also has a standout Sam Jackson performance. Also, it's a Christmas/New Years movie, if you want something season in a couple months.

JoeNotCharles

Man, somehow I thought I was the only one requesting Grosse Point Blank so it makes me really happy to see all this love for it!

jmundt33a

Spy and Long Kiss Goodnight are awesome. Mitch is one of Sam Jackson’s favorite roles.

jmundt33a

I prefer Big Trouble’s Farina turn.

jmundt33a

Overnight Delivery. Million Ways to Die in the West was a great preview. Similar to The Other Woman,

jmundt33a

Crazy Stupid Love is a tortuous experience with a thread of sublime Stone and Gosling running through it sporadically.

jmundt33a

Gosford Park (watch with sound up and plenty of caffeine) Blast From The Past—sad that enough time has passed that Calvin seems almost reasonable. But it’s a delightful film. Quiz Show and Last of the Mohicans are classics I like Rob Roy and Hackers.

Stephanie Bedworth

Spy had absolutely no business being as good as it was. I made my husband watch it and he did not want to at all. Partway through it he goes, “okay, this is actually funny.”

Donna Castellano

If it was the 1967 Producers, I'd vote for that in a millisecond. It's my favorite Mel Brooks movie.

Xavier Casanova

You should definitely see it! Though he's more the straight man in it to Bill Pullman's eccentric detective. Ben had a run from the late 90s to the early 2000s that's unprecedented.

Donna Castellano

Yes. I cannot stand it. Broderick is terrible. It's weird to be in a comment section where people actually do not like the musical version.

Jasbro

Get Smart is so damn good, one of Steve Carells more underrated movies.

Ed R

Grosse Pointe Blank has got a little bit of everything. Comedy, absurd action, romance, good 80s soundtrack.

Tmatts

They'll love Big Daddy

Dominique Cloet

Agreed. Unfortunately it got bad reviews and is kinda forgotten about by most people

Emery Sea

Putting in a vote for "A Night at the Opera" (1935)

StonyD

Did they ever watch Jay and silent Bob strike back to finish off the ViewAskew universe? Did I miss it?

G P

Best In Show / A Mighty Wind

Zipper

You can’t go home, but you can shop there

nossieboy

Grosse Pointe Blank will be a full watch with you guys if it wins. I love that movie.

nossieboy

Ruthless people is an absolute classic

Johnnycharco

Please, please, please let it be Grosse Pointe Blank. :)

maikeru

Seems like a Dennis Dugan film will make it 2nd place on the poll, here is an other good one: Problem Child (1990)

maxthesilent

fwiw the original "the producers" from 1967 >>>

zona999

Somr truly great comedies "Ruthless People"(1986)starring Danny DeVito, Bill Pullman, Bette Midler, "Some Like it Hot"(1959) stars Jack Lemon, Marilyn Monroe. "Forgetting Sarah Marshall"(2008).

Morion Williams

Get shorty is really good, it's sequel Be Cool is even better.

pretzels4wetzel

Big Daddy is the best Adam Sandler movie fr

Farbod

Oh wow. Grosse Pointe Blank winning? I am impressed by this community. I think Simone is gonna especially love it.

KEVIN

Came here to say the same thing. Been wanting them to do GPB for years. I've also been pushing for Sneakers, and Traffic.

Drew

I would definitely vote for the original The Producers

Farbod

Heathers is also a great one for Simone.

Mike FromOz

Agreed. I really wanted to like 'Be Cool', especially after how much I loved 'Get Shorty', but it doesn't have the same synergy in it. And Vince Vaughn is incredibly annoying and overacting throughout it.

JoeNotCharles

I think if they go back to doing the Bond movies, alternating 1 Bond movie with 1 episode of Get Smart would be a great pairing. (You could even do it in the same reaction.)

BellaBlue

Only a few that I'd want to see a reaction to...probably the right film winning imo in terms of best film...I voted for another that I think I'd prefer reaction to...but GPB is a good choice... I would wish for some of my longterm requests to make it on the list..but unlikely they would win anyways..ha

BellaBlue

Requests for your consideration: Rooney Mara and Jennifer Lawrence division - Winter's Bone (2010) JL - Silver Linings Playbook (2012) JL - Joy (2015) JL - No Hard Feelings (2023) JL - Side Effects (2013) RM - Carol (2015) RM - Nightmare Alley (2021) RM - Women Talking (2022) RM

David Crabtree

Grosse Pointe Blank! I was born in Grosse Pointe!

Richard Powers Hardt

I will probably get reamed for this, but the best film on here is easily the Producers though no one has seen it. Early Mel Brooks with the iconic tune, "Springtime for Hitler"

beecroft adams

The stage musical is great. I've also watched the cast recording several times but it didn't translate well to screen.

Lindorandir

Get Shorty/Be Cool double feature!

JOEDATOR

If you had a bad experience with Peter Cook and Dudley Moore's original "Bedazzled," I am so sorry.

jaeufraser

I mean Grosse Pointe Blank is easily the best movie of that bunch. The only one close I’d say is Get Shorty.

Chris

The version on there is the modern one, though.

Wormtongue

Watch the original version of The Producers… not the sad remake.

Paul Mix

Completely opposite in tone, and it's unfortunately leaving Netflix imminently, but I just re-watched "Born on the Fourth of July" and remembered what a powerful movie it is. Would be cool for CB to react to the Oliver Stone "60's movie" trifecta: - Platoon - Born on the Fourth of July - JFK

China Andronicus

The musical is great, but the original should definitely be watched before the redo.

Jinyatta

Canadian Bacon!

jmundt33a

Future comedy suggestions She’s Out of My League Big Trouble About Time Oscar Noises Off

jmundt33a

No. Just…no. Be Cool is SUCH a letdown. Let them savor Get Shorty for awhile first before seeing how things ended.

Ian Hunt

Grosse point blank is a classic and sadly more relevant as I get older (fork related activity aside)

Dan Holmes

UHF! UHF! UHF! UHF! UHF! UHF! UHF! UHF! UHF! UHF! UHF! UHF! UHF! UHF! UHF!

Awesome80s

The Party by Blake Edwards is also pretty hilarious.

Cameron Cross

A RomCom winning the comedy poll is a bummer. At least it's a decent one.

fwfwfwfwf wfwfw

ive been hopeing for big daddy to pop up for months (crossing fingers) :-D

Charlie Ito

I just rewatched The Mission and The Man Who Would Be King last week! I feel like the latter held up better for me overall, although the score and cinematography in The Mission is still fantastic. Amused they are on the same list as Beavis and Butt-Head lol

zak

Would partly go in to comedy, partly action, but i hope you guys check out Novocaine at some point, it's a fun film, it's like Taken, if Liam Neeson didn't have a clue what he was doing 😜

Blqbrd

I don’t know what shadow organization has infiltrated Cinebinge to suppress Apocalypto in the polls, but you both will be hearing from my lawyers once identified. Now just as a show of my benevolence, we can settle out of court for a one-time payment of “include Apocalypto in every poll until it wins” Thank you for your attention to this matter! -MD

Peter Dillard

LOVE 'The Producers'. A Mel Brooks classic.

JayF

Gibson is actually a very underrated director. There are three he directed that are very good and deserve a reaction that G&S haven't reacted to yet - Passion of the Christ (I get it if you think it would be too polarizing) The Man Without a Face (obscure so it would have to be one that you two picked) Apocalypto

WastedPo

To clarify, this is the more recent 2005 version of it which is based on the Broadway version of The Producers (which in itself was based on the original movie).

Stefan Daniw

Big Daddy and White Chicks next please!

Kelly Pickard

For future consideration… Movies: - Waking Ned Devine (1998) - The Devil Wears Prada (2006) - Hook (1991) - The Birdcage (1996) - Margin Call (2011) - Legend (1985) - The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert (1994) - The King's Speech (2010) - Flash Gordon (1980) - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) - City Slickers (1991) TV: - Batman: The Animated Series - Disney's Gargoyles - Barry (Max) - The Boys

Emmet Farrell

Only waiting like 5 years for grosse point blanke!