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Movie Poll: Crime and Thriller! (Patreon)

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2024-01-15 13:00:06
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Movie Poll: Crime and Thriller!

  • Lucky Number Slevin (2006) 458
  • The Departed (2006) - George has seen Infernal Affairs 947
  • The Untouchables (1987) 559
  • Nobody (2021) 432
  • Death Proof (2007) 352
  • There Will be Blood (2007) 773
  • Menace 2 Society (1993) 180
  • 2024-01-11
  • —2024-01-18
  • 3701 votes
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Content

The last weekly polls winner was Mars Attacks, which will be available this Saturday. Until then here are SOME of the films recommended by you guys. Remember, you can vote for multiple films!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

JakeyShakeyBakeyBoy

There Will Be Blood. Bring milkshakes. The Departed… uh, don’t bring rats

Luca Kelly

There will be blood 🤞

Boyan Konov

I know the departed will win and its a great movie but There Will be Blood is widely considered one of the greatest movies ever made.

GnolRevilo

Oh my God. There Will be Blood, so bloody good!

Byron Abrahams

Menace 2 Society is a severely underrated classic.

Senec

Yay! Nobody! <3

The Fool

I know it won't win but I REAAAALLLYYY want a Lucky Number Slevin reaction. One of my favorite movies.

Robb

I'll keep mentioning Everest 2015 till it happens I guess 🙄

Joe Williams

I'll be so happy if you do There Will Be Blood. One of my three favorites ever.

Carl Noraas

Omg yes! There Will Be Blood, do the right thing, guys!

DemNikoArt

Okay everybody! This is it! This is our chance! Lucky Number Slevin 💯💯💯 This forgotten gem of cinema MUST be seen! Josh Hartnett, Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, Ben Kingsley, Lucy Liu. Funny, dark, twisty and turny! Come on!!! 😃

Lady Shar

An incredible selection of movies. The Departed is a star studded cast. Incredible acting.

Seefah

I know it's unlikely to win, or even get high up in a poll, but I'd love a reaction to Lucky Number Slevin. Seriously underrated movie.

dieselbeast

some more suggestions for a future crime poll Carlitos way, A Bronx tale 😁😊🙏

bstroup

Wish it was Infernal Affairs but Departed please.

Matthew Richson

Nobody is a bit out of its depth here. 😅

Śéáń

Oh nice, Patreon has finally fixed polls on mobile! No more finagling for multi-selects!

streaky

Yeah it's kinda gonna have to be The Departed. Call me weird but the way Death Proof got split into a separate movie kinda triggers me a little bit, it's not the way it's supposed to be seen. Oh, have you ever seen Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood? It's one of the Wayans' better spoofish movies.

Florian

I'm rooting Death proof. Although the competitors are verry strong, and I love many of them. I also want to have offical Quentin movies to be done :D

China Andronicus

Lucky Number Slevin is so damn good! I hope you do watch it sometime because it’s highly underrated.

Byron

There Will be Blood is great, but it would take a REALLY broad interpretation of Crime and Thriller for it to be included in those categories.

PastaDon

Milkshakes for everyone!!

Smooticus

There Will be Blood really isn't a crime or thriller, but still very, very good

QuiGon_Jim (Howe)

'There Will Be Blood'. Finally! I hope it wins, or at least ties so it'll definitely be watched, because it's a MUST see!

Philip Akca

There will be blood will be so appriciated by both of them. The character Daniel Day-Lewis portrays is excellent

Adam K

There Will Be Blood, Departed. No question.

Smooticus

For future consideration for this genre: King of New York with Christopher Walken Thomas Crown Affair Three Days of the Condor with Robert Redford (a great, intelligent thriller that fits perfectly with George's "competent people doing things competently" criteria)

Zhivko Yakimov

I guess Death Proof technically falls under the thriller category, but it is in a category of its own. In any case, if you watch Death Proof, you need also to watch Planet Terror - it was always meant to be a double feature, along with the (mostly) fake trailers :)

Seymor Butz

Would love to see a reaction to FREQUENCY

Mr. Writhms

The crime/thriller category is some of Denzel Washington's best. He should be on this poll. 😟 “American Gangster” “Fallen” “Devil in a Blue Dress” “The Pelican Brief” “The Bone Collector” “Deja vu” “Inside Man” “The Taking of Pelham 123” (Though, I recommend the 1974 original.)

beefjerkywizard

Only bringing it up because of the poll's connection to Daniel Day Lewis and I guess crime...I really think you should add "In the Name of the Father" on your list.

Mark Barger

You mentioned “Miller’s Crossing” on your Oceans 12 video. I highly recommend it. It’s a Coen Brothers crime thriller.

FoH Film Club

I’d be interesting in George’s reaction and comparison to Infernal Affairs.

Random Nevermind

Cool poll here. Thanks. Two recomendations under the poll: Thomas Crown Affair and Memento.

Karen A

The Untouchables is excellent.

Joseph Wojcik

Lucky Number Slevin is amazing with a top tier cast, but probably the Departed should be in first place

Jonathan

I think Lucky Number Slevin is right up the alley of what you'd both enjoy, but the competition in this poll is stiff. :)

Robinson vs. Parkinson's

Week 3 recommending these three great films from writers/ directors you guys both enjoy. 1:LEGENDS OF THE FALL, directed by Edward Zwick (Last Samurai). Stars Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins 2:THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS, directed by Michael Mann (Heat, Collateral). Stars Daniel Day-Lewis and Madeline Stowe. 3:TRUE ROMANCE, written by Quentin Tarantino, directed by Tony Scott (Man on Fire, Top Gun). Starring literally everyone , Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette, Gary Oldman (as a rastafarian pimp and drug dealer), Dennis Hopper, Christopher Walken, Brad Pitt (as Floyd, the stoner on the couch), Val Kilmer (as imaginary Elvis), James Gandolfini, Samuel L. Jackson, Michael Rapaport, Chris Penn, Tom Sizemore and Bronson Pincho.

Sheens

Now this is a solid poll, but There Will Be Blood needs to win

Ryan D

The Departed is not just one of Scorsese's top movies, it's also one of the best written ever. Great cast, great premise.

Ronnie

Some really great films on this poll but There Will Be Blood is absolutely essential. The Departed is fantastic as well

Jeff I.

Since it'll presumably be second place, I'm looking forward to There Will Be Blood soon!

kbobravo

I finally watched Infernal Affairs last year. Was a bit disappointed. It felt a bit dated. The Departed, to me, feels timeless. Can 100% confirm seeing Infernal Affairs is not the same as seeing The Departed.

Jason McCloud

So many good choices on this poll! The Departed will probably win but There Will Be Blood is probably my favorite Daniel Day Lewis performance

JoeE

Would also recommend millers crossing, talented Mr ripley, dog day afternoon and taxi driver

Kyle

What a hard poll straight bangers. lucky number sleven is underrated af

Julian G

Damn, no Prisoners? The departed it is then!

Eric Mc Daniel

Death Proof would be another addition to your Tarantino movies, all you'd need next is The Hateful Eight 🙂

MPH

Menace 2 Society is an underrated gem, but I can't complain about the leaders.

Martin Roca

Its finally time for The Departed

Shonnicus

A few giving love to Menace 2 Society. Must champion one day Boyz n the Hood.

Doug Stevenson

Can't go wrong with The Depahted, but my personal favourite on the list is definitely The Untouchables.

Astraeos

Never even heard of Internal Affairs lol

Lalalenski

Loved the untouchables growing up

paul rai

I can’t wait for you guys to do There Will Be Blood. It’s literally my favorite movie of all time. I know that sounds hyperbolic, but out of the 2,400 movies I’ve seen, it’s the film I’ve watched probably dozens of times and can talk passionately and quote from beginning to end. I hope you guys will explore more Paul Thomas Anderson films (you’ve watched Boogie Nights) like Magnolia, Punch-Drunk Love, and The Master. He’s one of my all-time favorite directors. Also this will be your first Daniel-Day Lewis film! That’s incredible. Literally one of the greatest actors of all time. The man only does a movie every 5-6 years (currently he’s retired) but he’s one actor you can tell loves acting for its craft and not the celebrity glamour. Highly recommend Lincoln, Phantom Thread (another PTA film), Gangs of New York, and Last of the Mohicans.

Matthew Hamby

Lucky Number Sleven still one of my favorites from that time period. Never thought it would make a list. Nice! GL to the rest.

Lamar Savage

I'm well aware that a lot of people much younger than I am wouldn't agree, but The Untouchables is far and away the best film on this poll. It won't win here, but I urge you two to watch it soon in spite of that.

Turnt SNACO

I wish The Untouchables won, my dad JUST told me I should watch it after talking about The Rock. He said it's one of Sean Connery's best films.

Who Are These People

For some reason, when I see 'Nobody' referenced, I can't help but think of 'He Never Died' in parallel. Anyway, if you're putting 'Nobody' on the list, you have to include 'Red' as well, thematically. So I'm putting in shadow-votes for 'He Never Died' and 'Red'.

Adam Ingram

Should add 'Michael Clayton' to this list. Can't go wrong with Tilda Swinton/George Clooney

G P

Barry Lyndon & Amadeus - best period pieces ever made

Mikebdrx

3:10 To Yuma, The Revenant, Lawless, The Hateful Eight, Mobsters. Just a couple of future probably already suggested movies

UNC

Can we please get both The Departed and There Will be Blood? Both are such great films!

Jonah

Can you guys do a reaction to "high school" 2010. It's a stoner comedy/comedy thriller. You guys would love it. but I don't think it would win a poll. It's an amazing movie that got outshined by 'mac and devin go to high school' and 'how high' because of similar names and genre coming out around the same time period. Most people who hear the name confuse it with the other two stoner movies that have "high school" as part of the movie name. its one of my all time favorites and STUPID funny. if I told you the plot you'd watch it immediately but I don't want to spoil it just to get a reaction! Also Pinapple express coming out a couple years earlier didn't help since it pretty much was all the hype of stoner movies for nearly a decade lol. it's truly an untouched GEM

Maikeru Dagurasu

I highly recommend Adrian Lyne movies, like Fatal Attraction, Indecent Proposal and Unfaithful. He is THE expert in "how relationships go downhill". Very well made and entertaining. Another gem is The War of the Roses (1989), directed by Danny DeVito.

DG

The Untouchables is the best on the list. Shame it’ll be beaten by The Departed and There Will Be Boredom

Daniel Bjork

There will be blood is my favorite movie and if it doesn’t win I’m gonna pout about it

Jordan Aiken

i wish Lucky Number Sleven gets more votes.

Matt Gwinn

Can I get some backup to get Brick added to the list next time it comes around?

Joseph M Sica

Nobody imo is better then The Departed and the best movie up there! You'll see why when you watch it one day! I don't want to spoil anything in that movie or any movie for that matter for you guys! You guys and Popcorn In Bed are the best Movie reactioners out there!

Studio

There Will Be Blood is the clear pick here. The Departed is a close second, with Deathproof in third because Tarantino.

Skyruff Creative

Crime and thriller: (Best picture Oscar and more) The French Connection (1971), Lonely Hearts (2006), Once Upon a Time in America (1986), The Negotiator (1998), and of course Lucky Number Slevin (oh, wait).

Gary Trousdale

Nobody is probably the least well known on the list, but if you liked John Wick, you will likely like Nobody. Bob Odenkirk plays a great unlikely action hero.

Johen Kay

"There Will Be Blood" is a great movie. But the Departed is pretty good as well. Wouldn't be mad if one won over the other.

sarCC

Since you just did BATMAN, I recommend SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE.

Chris Bruneau

I'm from Chi-town, so I MUST vote for the Untouchables!!!!!!!!!

Sumner Hayes

Death Proof on its own is only half of the experience that Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez were going for. The full release in theaters was called “Grindhouse”. It was an homage to old grind house cinema and included Planet Terror, Death Proof, and a bunch of surrounding fake trailers, ads, and cinema promos tying them together. They wound up re-cutting them and separating them out in later releases (including some of the initial overseas releases) for financial reasons. The fake trailers are directed by Robert Rodriguez, Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead, etc), Rob Zombie, Eli Roth, and one by unknown contest winners. Three of them (Machete, Hobo With a Shotgun, and Thanksgiving) were later turned into full-length feature films. You *can* watch Death Proof on its own, and the standalone has some extended scenes intentionally missing from the original, but you're kind of missing out on how it's meant to be seen. Also, I'll second Matt Gwinn's recommendation of Brick.

James Falato

"The Departed" are deemed "The Untouchables" in this Selection... At least by Me...

iOmegaTron

The day I've always waited for has finally come just to see Lucky Number Slevin on the polls!!!! I'm so stoked!!!!

Shannanr

There will be blood is sooooo good

theedgeinshow

Did you know that Buckaroo Banzai won 33 Academy Awards for Greatest Movie of All Time and 23 Grammy awards for being Frickin Super Sweet? Also, the nation of Switzerland's banking system is based off of the film and has been for over 2ooo years. Some say that Buckaroo Banzai is the inspiration for John Wick, Han Solo and Jesus.

Kyle Baker

Just mentioning again that I think Burn After Reading would be an amazing reaction.

Civil Hooligan

I really hope they get around to watching Menace 2 Society eventually

Ben A.M.

Man. Lucky number Sleven is such a guilty pleasure movie of mine. It's got the sin of 'everyone is the most clever person alive'. But dang it's so fun

Travis H

I voted There Will Be Blood even though Departed will most likely win, and it probably should. I just have a weird relationship with The Departed because I was in a film group when it came out that told me to watch Infernal Affairs not knowing there was any connection and I loved it. And by coincidence I was scheduled to see Departed the next day, and that was the weirdest movie going experience ever. Hopefully George doesn’t remember much of Infernal Affairs, because it ruined my viewing of The Departed!

Rachel W

There Will Be Blood is an absolute MASTERPIECE w/iconic performances. The Departed has some good performances, too, but overrated w/ convoluted plot and every Boston stereotype in the book. Skip it and just watch Seth Myers hilarious, "Boston Accent: The Movie", instead.

Mike Miner

I wish there were a way to weed out who is doing the most reactions currently! For example, it seems like a lot of reactors are doing "The Departed" and I'm kinda burned out on it for now. Not so many reactors are doing "There Will Be Blood," so I voted for that one. Both excellent movies and I would have voted in the opposite if a ton of reactors were doing TWBB. But I'm a PTA junkie so who knows! Either way, excellent movies.

Henry Sanchez

The Departed is my second favorite movie of all time. This is the moment I’ve been waiting for!! Also, There Will Be Blood is a major favorite too. Named my online movie trivia league after it. Hopefully the votes make y’all pick both!! ❤️

Logan Nelson

Lucky Number Slevin is the best movie on the list... Fallen should be here!!!

jmundt33a

I love Slevin. Saw it multiple times in the theater. Please keep it in your queue. The Departed is the class of this list.

Connie Bowers

Lucky number Slevin is an underrated favorite of mine!

howtocookazombie (Stan)

Another interesting and somewhat different movie suggestion: "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" from 2004. For some reason this movie doesn't seem to be widely known, despite it's unique visual style, famous actors and interesting story. I found the movie accidentally and everybody to whom I suggested it, was positively surprised and confused why they never heard of it before.

JayF

Interesting choices. I went with two of the underdogs in The Untouchables and Nobody. Other choices to consider in this category on future polls - Colors (1988), American Me (1992, disturbing content warning), Serpico (1973, suggested it before), Donnie Brasco (1997), New Jack City (1991), Sleepers (1996, suggested it before and warned you before about disturbing content for part of it, fantastic movie otherwise).

Habman

Nobody, hands down the best of the lot. Yes, the Departed and There Will Be Blood may have more depth to it, but don't you just wish a movie came along where you can just sit back and have fun with the action. Nobody does that

Alex Ch

Thought I would drop in a recommendation for Taxi Driver, a huge influence on some of the movies in this poll and on Joaquin Phoenix in Joker. I think it’s actually Scorsese’s best, though I wouldn’t argue with anyone’s favorite.

Michael Johnson

The Untouchables is a classic and one of my all-time favs

Raymond DeGraw

Always love your reactions... Look forward seeing you watch these movies. 1. The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) 2. Alita Battle Angel 3. Falling Down 4. Tales from the Crypts: Demon Knight 5. The Game

dudewheresmycar

You guys really need to get around to seeing Rush. Directed by Ron Howard (Apollo 13), music scored by Hans Zimmer, starring Chris Hemsworth and Daniel Brühl. It's a phenomenal movie.

Bryan Barton

"The Departed" is a entertaining thriller and I'll enjoy watching it again, but "There Will Be Blood" is just captivating cinema and a crazy good character study. Daniel Day-Lewis is a force and Paul Dano defined his career with this movie.

Jay Davis

Nice to see The Departed, powerhouse that it is, getting the love. But I was honestly shocked to see There Will Be Blood having such a strong showing. It's fantastic. It's getting my vote too.

James W.

There Will Be Blood is borderline horror and one of my favorite films. Probably my favorite film that year though it was a stacked year. 2007 and 2008 Oscar showcases contain some of my favorite movies to this day.

Wrencher86

Yeah, you need to watch There Will Be Blood, also. The Departed is great but TWBB is in rarefied air with movies like The Godfather and Full Metal Jacket. In my mind it goes hand-in-hand with No Country For Old Men. They are thematically similar, released the same year and filmed in the same general location at the same time. Leading to an interesting bit of trivia.

Andrew Howard

I have a soft spot for Lucky Number Slevin. I was working at an AMC Theaters at the time as a projectionist, and I'd usually have some downtime where I could take a peek at different movies. I thought I had the plot for Lucky Number Slevin figured out from some random scenes, but I wound up getting an extra strong twist because I was just totally wrong about what I thought I already knew. Anywho, it's a ton of fun, hope you get to it sometime. (The rest of this list is also good, so you can't really go wrong)

Henry Sanchez

Crime Thrillers for the future - Hell or High Water - Drive - End of Watch - Prisoners - The Town - Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri (more drama than thriller) - A Simple Favor (crime comedy thriller)

Lola Lirola

Let's play Women's Films Exist again! Because I think it's a failure of imagination to keep having all male movie polls (and no, just one hypersexualized Tarantino fetish movie doesn't count as balance). I was able to come up with 38 women-led thrillers and had to really pare it down, so there definitely are options! Let's see some of them: Single White Female – An absolute cornerstone of women’s thrillers. This one was huge in the 90s. So influential, it coined the expression ‘single-white-femaling’ someone: a woman puts on an ad seeking roommate, and the girl who answers starts behaving oddly… Runner Up: Taking Lives – This one is silly, but so, so entertaining: a serial killer seems to be targeting Ethan Hawke, and Angelina Jolie is the detective assigned to the case. And it takes place in Canada, with a mixed French/English speaking police station! Small cameos by a very young Paul Dano and the always legendary Gena Rowlands complete the picture. The Net – I know I have proposed this one before, but I think they would both have fun with it, each for their own reasons: Sandra Bullock is a hermit computer programmer who accidentally uncovers a massive crime conspiracy. Come in for the Hitchcock references dotted through the movie, stay for the endearingly outdated internet scaremongering! Fun all around. (Also, this was the first time anyone ever ordered pizza online, and the irl ramifications are fascinating.) Runner Up: Jumpin’ Jack Flash – This one would make an excellent double feature, because it’s essentially the same premise (computer programmer uncovers crime), but it’s from the 80s, so it doesn’t have the Internet, but it has Russian espionage instead. The lead is Whoopi Goldberg, so it all becomes a really fun screwball comedy set around computer chatting. Wait Until Dark – A classic for a reason that still holds up. Audrey Hepburn is a blind woman who becomes the target of a crime gang trying to rob her home while she’s in there. The whole movie is set in the apartment, and the clever third act was so talked about! Runner Up: Kimi – A similar bottle movie set almost entirely within an apartment, where Zoe Kravitz plays an agoraphobic community manager with OCD who works from home scrubbing user messages from some service, until she hears a murder being committed in one of the recordings… It’s tight and tense and really well done, paying homage to Hitchcock classics, but it was released during the pandemic, so it didn’t get the attention it deserved. The Long Kiss Goodnight – Geena Davis is a frumpy suburban soccer mom who bakes cookies, until one day, she discovers she has some secret abilities: she’s great with a gun, she can throw knives… and now a crime syndicate is after her. Can she remember who she really is? Can Samuel L. Jackson help her? Runner Up: Hanna – Like Léon The Professional, but without the massive ick. Saorsie Ronan plays a kid who has been trained as an assassin in the wilderness of Finland, while Cate Blanchett is the FBI agent trying to find her. Written by a Canadian! Set It Off – Four Black women living in poverty start robbing banks (and honestly, good for them), as they bond, betray and help each other. The movie is from 1996, and it has become more despairingly relatable over the years. And it has a star-studded cast led by Queen Latifah and Jada Pinkett Smith. Runner Up: Widows – Somewhat similar premise, led by the acting legend that is Viola Davis: four wives of mafia criminals get together after their husbands get killed, and try to keep the business running… Victoria – People have rightly compared this to Run Lola Run, because both are about a girl trapped in the crime underbelly of Berlin, but this one has the added feat that it was all actually filmed in one take, no tricks (it took them 3 attempts, after rehearsing for months), and it all happens in real time. Victoria is also a Spanish student in Germany, and played by Laia Costa, who is very well known here! Runner Up: Molly’s Game – Jessica Chastain plays Molly, who got involved in a life of crime after setting up poker games that became famous for all the Hollywood actors who won and lost fortunes in them. Based on a true story, half the fun is trying to guess who is playing a version of a real-life actor (legend has it that Tobey Maguire, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ben Affleck and Alex Rodriguez used to regularly attend the games). It’s a Sorkin movie, so the dialogue is sharp, fast-paced and intense. Atomic Blonde – Basically a female John Wick. Charlize Theron has been friends with Keanu Reeves for decades, and he turned her towards former stuntman now director Chad Stahelski (who did John Wick), for this fast-paced punchorama. She has never looked so cool and badass. Runner Up: Lucy – Basically a female Limitless. The most ridiculous of the bunch, but it’s so absurd it’s fun: Scarlett Johansson is a drug mule (I think? I don’t really remember) in Taiwan who accidentally swallows a drug that makes her brain work very fast and her arms spontaneously learn kung fu. Tons of fight choreography ensues. The ending is so incredibly preposterous, I actually cackled. Bonus round next where *all seven* movies are led by Nicole Kidman, because she's great at this genre!

Robert P. Villarreal

"There Will Be Blood" is one of my top ten favorite movies ever. "The Departed" is a good remake to "infernal Affairs", so I'm curious what George thinks of it.

RamboChambo20

I feel like 'Apocalypto' is a must watch for you two!! I also second another members mention of 'Prisioners' and 'The Town'

Capn Mal Reynolds

oooh PLEASE Lucky Number Slevin! It's one of my absolute favorites and so few people have done a reaction to it!

Dustin Duvall

Menace 2 society won't win a poll, but if you watch that and boys in the hood then you can watch, Don't be a menace in South Central while drinking your juice in the hood. It's the Wayans Brothers making fun of those movies like they did in scary movie

Zach D

they definitely ripped of Infernal Affairs but The Departed is still soooo good

Jacob King

The Departed is an interesting adaptation as well as being fun in its own right. Lucky Number Slevin is also fun. I remember the last time I watched it there were some jokes that maybe hadn’t aged well. My alts: Miller’s Crossing Gone Baby Gone

Matt Chris

where the F*CK is Prisoners again? :D this must be the 5th poll without Prisoners in it. :D

Young Blood Priest

Inside Man is a good one for the next crime/thriller poll or a random Thursday/Sunday watch. 🙂

This Justin

You guys would do well to react to "Toy Soldiers". This excellent movie has been long forgotten because everyone confuses it with Small Soldiers. "Toy Soldiers" is Die Hard Meets Home Alone. Starring Wil Wheaton and Sean Aston.

Be Human

Lucky Number Slevin not getting enough love, amazing movie.

Roxolan

My usual recs: - Brazil (1985, sci-fi dystopian dark comedy) - The Game (1997, mystery thriller) - Pleasantville (1998, earnest comedy-drama-scifi) - Hero (2002, colourful atmospheric wuxia) - Annihilation (2018, cosmic horror)

Jonny

ARACHNOPHOBIA!!!! I will keep commenting this until you watch it 🤣

Rash Bandicoot

I'm not sure There Will be Blood is either a crime or a thriller. Fantastic movie though.

Ricardo Alanis

Not sure if the right genre but Enemy of The State with Will Smith is a good techno thriller

Matthew Blackwood

Too many great movies in one poll! LUCKY NUMBER SLEVIN is my fave here but underrated/hidden gems don’t win polls, they’re too underrated and hidden. Also, votes aside you *have* to check out DEATH PROOF eventually as Tarantino completionists (also it’s a hell of a lot of fun). Maybe next October since it’s his version of a 70s horror movie?

Dan Holmes

Glad TWBB is doing this well, NEEDS to be seen

Jinyatta

My choice is not on the list. I’d go with New Jack City, starring Ice-T, Chris Rock, Wesley Snipes and Judd Nelson.

Bryan

You gotta do Million Dollar Baby for your next sports movie reaction!!!

Liquor & Swords

Four word for ya: Charlie Sheen - The Chase

Mitchell Bowker

I know it came second in the poll, but I sure hope you watch THERE WILL BE BLOOD soon. Incredible movie with one of cinemas great performances!

Swede for the table

Gah, "there will be blood" is SO damn good!!! please get it into another poll!