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POLL - Our Next 90-Minute Classic Reaction! (Patreon)

Published:
2023-01-26 13:00:05
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2026-06
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POLL - Our Next 90-Minute Classic Reaction!

  • Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948) 13
  • Dr. Strangelove (1964) 26
  • The Omega Man (1971) 16
  • Legend (1985) (American theatrical release 89 min.) 9
  • 2023-01-26
  • —2023-02-10
  • 64 votes
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Content

It is time to decide our next 90-Minute Classic reaction!

This reaction will be exclusive to Patreon, so keep in mind it will be a FULL UNCUT reaction, no edited version, so you will need access to the movie in order to sync and watch with us. 

The reaction will be recorded and posted in February. 

Feel free to comment any recommendation not on here for the next poll! ANY film you would consider a "classic" that is between 80-100 minutes!

Comments

AzoriusMage

Please be Omega Man!!!! Also loved Last Man on Earth the Vincent Price version and I assume the last one is I am Legend?

Dion James Pitman

If you don't mind subtitles then for the next Poll I recommend Lola Rennt (Run Lola Run) - German, 1998, 80 minutes.

James H

Just for future poll purposes, I should note that "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" (1979) is 89 minutes.

Collin Freeman

I'm surprised no one mentioned Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956), but if you do that one, you would HAVE to do the 1978 version as well which is over 90 minutes.

Ricky Johnson

There is so much background/history/trivia to learn when it comes to Dr. Strangelove. Several ties to Star wars. This is an odd dark comedy by one of the great directors. I want to add another Kubrick great, 2001, but I'm pretty sure it goes over the time budget.

KatWithAttitude

Out of all of these the only one I've seen in Dr. Strangelove, and it's the only one in my collection. I have little to no interest in the others. As for suggestions, I would suggest The Princess Bride, but I'm guessing at least one of you has already seen it. It comes in at just under 100 minutes.

Edweirdo

"Legend" is Legend- wait for it - dary. Tom Cruise as a kid, Tim Curry in the craziest makeup. Mia Sara... so nice.

Prof Moff

yeah I'm for legend too but it is looking bad

Sherman Lin

I've seen them all. They're all good in their own way. Hoping for either Omega Man or Legend. Ridley Scotts Legend has a real beauty to it and Omega Man has the king of 70s Sci Fi Charleton Heston. The flip side of Omega Man was Heston in Soylent Green another classic.

Brina Blue

I love The Omega Man! I remember catching it on TV as a kid in Junior High way back in the day, and even though I'm a wimp when it comes to scary movies, I make an exception when it comes to this genre. Dr. Strangelove is an important one to watch, so I'm fine if mine loses. I personally don't care for Peter Sellers though.

Joe Concepts

I went with Abbot and Costello just because I don't think I've ever noticed anyone reacting to a movie like that.

deconstructionist66

The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957) 81 minutes Fantastic Voyage (1966) 100 minutes Duel (1971) 90 minutes Westworld (1973) 88 minutes The Gods Must Be Crazy (1980) 109 minutes

Ricky Johnson
>>101608798

The Fantastic Voyage was really cool when it came out. But if I had to vote for only one of your suggestions , however, it would have to be The Gods Must Be Crazy. I don't think I have ever laughed harder in my life.