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You had questions, and I have answers! Here's our Q&A for September! This month's spinning wheel is featured at the beginning of the video :) Enjoy!

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SEPTEMBER Q&A!

Welcome Patrons! Thank you so much for being a part of my Patreon community! I'm so truly grateful for your support. Here is our Q&A for September! Enjoy!

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KingGoji94

Hulk is a underrated movie in my opinion

Randee Carreno

Happy Friday, Addie and Ollie! 🐶😊 Thank you so much for another great monthly Q&A. And I look forward to watching the 2003 "Hulk" for the monthly 'spinning wheel' movie. I've seen that version maybe once or twice. Looking forward to revisiting that one. Have a great day today & a great weekend! 😊

Billy Dancel

I hope you have a great weekend, ADD-E!!

Robert da Spruce

Ollie cameo! 🐶 Hulk is decent. I believe Ang Lee directed that one Have a nice weekend Addie!

Franco V.

If you decide to start reading Marvel or DC comics you should choose your favorite characters and look for the best/most iconic stories of those characters and star there. I think that's a good strategy for a new comics reader.

Doug

Fun Q&A as always. 😊 - Another movie out this summer that I'd recommend watching for the channel is Coyote vs Acme. It was pretty great! - Best dog for me recently was Good Boy (2025). The movie is creepy but the dog is adorable. 😄 - On the tangent of shows getting better or worse over time, I've always said that most shows start out the weakest in the first season while they're still finding their groove and working out what works and doesn't work for all the characters. By the second and third season all those kinks are handled and the writers still haven't run out of fresh ideas so that's often where the show hits its stride. By around the fifth season is when the writing starts to maybe get a little stale sometimes. (But there are exceptions, Friends for example was at least as good if not better in its later seasons.) - I definitely second the Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story (2024). It's a great biography. Another that could relate to what you've watched is Everything or Nothing: The Untold Story of 007 (2012), the behind the scenes of that franchise is pretty fascinating!

Doug

Looks like Hulk is 6/10 on Rotten Tomatoes, which I think is about right. It's ok, but it's definitely not the best Marvel movie.

EmAtinyDragon

This was posted just in time. I was having a bad day, but this made me smile. Thanks for answering my question! If you want a cozy, fall, witchy book, check out either The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna or Rewitched by Lucy Jane Wood. The latter was written by a YouTuber! If you want a whimsical magical school story, check out The Mystwick School of Musicraft by Jessica Khoury. Lastly, a book that doesn't take place in the fall but has warm, cozy vibes perfect for fall is The Spellshop by Sarah Beth Durst (one of my favorite reads from last year)! If you want a story similar to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, check out The Wishing Game by Meg Shaffer. The audiobooks for all of these are so good. Hope you get out of your reading slump so you can read something cozy soon.

Adrian Duenas

Omg that eye roll when Addie answered my fall question lol

Alex Tan

Hi Addie. Thank you for answering most of my questions. Here are my thoughts on certain things: 1. Congratulations @W_DBadBoy17! 👏👏🎉🎉 Your suggestion for The Hulk (2003) has just won the spinning wheel. 2. I have a lot of good things to say about The Hulk (2003). Stay tuned for that. 3. Please watch Practical Magic (1998) for the channel. some of us would find it worthy of a reaction. 4. Please watch It (1990). #ItForAddieCounts 5. You can trust Jeremy with the One Wish Willow. 6. I have THREE foreign film suggestions for you: Das Boot: The Director's Cut (1981-1997), Amélie (2001), and Parasite (2019). 7. I have complete faith that you can handle The Frighteners (1996). It's directed by Peter Jackson, who did all three LOTR movies. 8. I would love to see you watch Days of Thunder (1990). It always ends up dead last on all of your past sports polls because most of the time, a more comedic entry is always winning. You have two years to do this before the sequel comes out. #DaysOfThunderForAddieCounts 9. What about Milo from The Mask (1994)? 10. I totally agree with you, regarding Dakota Fanning in Man on Fire (2004). In fact, that's my favorite movie with her in it, alongside War of the Worlds (2005).

Philip Davetas

I never watch these because I never have any for-real questions to ask. But did you and EOM do a superhero team-up or did I fever dream that shit? And did you donate millions of duckets to save his dog?