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Patreon Pick Discussion for March (Patreon)

Published:
2024-02-29 23:32:06
Edited:
2026-01-28 01:42:59
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2026-06

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Hey Everyone, 

Havits here, Stef is going to be out of town until the 5th but when she comes back she will be completing Pan's Labyrynth for Patreon Picks.  Which means it's time to pick our next films for the month of March. 

Films in the last poll that just missed the cut:

- Master and Commander

- Parasite

Films I'd like to see her watch :

 (since she's a big fan of 10 things I hate of you, and heath ledger ) 

- The Patriot

- A Knight's Tale

lemme know what you guys think in the comments. Drop the movies you'd like to have her watch next. The most suggested films will make the poll and we'll see if we pick another 3-4 movies for march. This discussion will be open to all patrons, but only tiers 2 and up will be allowed to vote and watch the content. Welcome to all new subscribers. Poll will go up in a few days.  

Comments

Calbert

The hunger games

stefsolari

Havits: Lemme know if there's support for The Patriot and/or A Knight's Tale.

Danny (Icarus)

Hachi: A Dogs tale or Million Dollar Baby. If not then The Patriot gets my vote.

Nathan Towne

For me, I would not really recommend The Patriot simply based on its really flagrant historical inaccuracy. If she would like to watch a movie set during the American Revolution, I would recommend The Crossing, which is definitely the best of them. Haven’t seen A Knight’s Tale since I was very young. Master and Commander is one of my all-time favorite movies. It is absolutely brilliant! Of films which I have seen recommended, I have a very good feeling about Blood Diamond! I think that that would be a great pick for her. I would endorse it as being great for this and think that it would be a great choice! I have a great feeling about Lion, as well, which is just a brilliant movie and extremely accurate and faithful to his story. Of others which have received multiple recommendations from other users which I can think of off of the top of my head, I would endorse The Last of the Mohicans, Schindler’s List, The Pianist, The Killing Fields, Apocalypto and Dances With Wolves. Amadeus has been recommended, as well. If she watches Amadeus, she should really watch the Directors Cut, which is the superior version. Blade Runner has been recommended. The trouble with Blade Runner is that one really should watch both the original theatrical cut and the final cut to get the full picture and make their determinations. When you see it, you will understand why. Great movie. I personally didn’t really like the new one, Blade Runner 2049, very much.

DifferentlySane

The Nice Guys would be my suggestion, but otherwise I'd vote for The Patriot

David Collins

A Knight's Tale, hands down, she'll love it. That being said, The Patriot is a masterpiece and Master and Commander is right behind it

Reaction Junkie

The Patriot!!! Fantastic film. I support this fully.

Nathan Towne

Master and Commander is extraordinary. It is infinitely superior to The Patriot. I wouldn’t put them in the same class at all. It can certainly be said that The Patriot does have some really good scenes and it tells the story which it is telling pretty well though. That much is certainly true. A Knights Tale she would probably like. It is an extremely silly comedy from what I remember. Two lighthearted comedies which I would recommend/remember fondly would be Mr. Deeds and Fifty First Dates. Speaking of comedies, You Can’t Take It With You (1938) is really good. It won Best Picture for that year and it is charming and funny. I bet that she would like it.

Rafa

Spiderman Into The Spider-verse, Whiplash, or The Social Network.

Wil Castillo

Dances with Wolves The Patriot Braveheart Titanic Blue Bayou Gifted

ButtercupsTrueLove

I second "Million Dollar Baby". Incredible performances and direction.

Dyl

parasite frfr, deffs can't sleep on foreign films

lamar

The Patriot A Knights Tale Armageddon Braveheart Forrest Gump For Animated: Encanto Coco Up WALL·E Inside Out

Mawk

I think both Patriot & Knight's Tale are great choices. A couple more I think she'd like: - Sicario (2015) - In Time (2011) - The Fifth Element (1997)

Vryce

Sorry, have not checked the list of movies she has seen today so I might have a duplicate. Robin Hood with Russel Crowe, The King with Timothee Chalamet, Fines Hours with Chris Pine or The Birdcage with Robin Williams.

Scott S

Kingdom of Heaven (Director's Cut)

Gary Slator

Master and Commander is a superlative film; definitely one to watch and hugely superior in terms of historical accuracy compared to The Patriot - so long as Stef can "understand" some of the history of the period concerned herself. Then again, A Knight's Tale is a terrific romp that I'm sure would bring a smile to her face.

Avocadorable

The Patriot Armageddon Pearl Harbor

Nathan Towne

There are really far too many to list, tbh, so I am trying to just stick to movies which others have recommended, as well. Putting aside the Master and Commander recommendation, which is just an extraordinary movie, I really like the Blood Diamond recommendation a lot. It is both a serious story, but also a movie which I think is great for this. It was one of my absolute favorite movies when it came out. I was thirteen at the time and bought it on DVD back then. Watched it again not that long ago for the first time in many years and it would be an excellent choice. It has an over 90% audience score on RT, just so that she knows, as well. So, I am going to go with Blood Diamond.

Inisius

1: 300. 2: Braveheart. 3: The Patriot

Nathan Towne

If she watches a movie on Pearl Harbor, she should watch Tora! Tora! Tora!, which is the much better of the two.

IMSO

Hacksaw Ridge

BadaBadaBing -

Sicario 1 & 2 Mad Max: fury road Logan Deadpool 1 & 2 Moon Knight Blade Runner 2049 Drive Gone girl The Accountant The town

SA Graver

YES! Hachi indeed. Million Dollar Baby also is good as well as Message in a Bottle (Kevin Costner / Paul Newman / Robin Wright)

SA Graver

Great Movie... I second that.

SA Graver

Hachi: A Dog's Tale Message in a Bottle (Kevin Costner / Paul Newman) Kingdom of Heaven Braveheart

Scott S

Hachi, for anyone who loves dogs. One of my favorites.

Nathan Towne

I would be surprised if she has never seen Titanic (1997). I think that she would probably like Dances With Wolves.

Nathan Towne

Another good dog movie is My Dog Skip. The 1995 dog adventure film Napoleon is a classic, as well and she would really enjoy it, I am pretty sure. As a kid I really liked the animated Balto movie, as well. The Benji movies were pretty good too.

Wil Castillo

I agree. If she liked The Last Samarai, then I think she will like Dances with Wolves. I saw a lot of things that were similar between the two movies, like the diary, for example.

lamar

Where is there a list of movies she has seen?

Vryce

It will be a hard one for her though I believe.

Chris T

Mad Max:Fury Road

Wil Castillo

The Passion of the Christ would be a good one with Easter coming up.

Nathan Towne

Are others still onboard with Blood Diamond as a suggestion? Make what you will of the political message, but regardless of how you feel on that, it is a very good movie and would be a great choice for this.

Vryce

I would offer Finest Hours, Hachi (it might be hard for her), The King with Timothee Chalomet (sp?), Kingdom of Heaven Directors cut, November Man.

Vryce

And thanks to Havits for all the hard work as well!

Nathan Towne

I will emphasize again that if she watches Kingdom of Heaven, the Directors Cut is the only way to go. The theatrical release was a complete disaster.

Vryce

I remember seeing Kingdom of Heaven at the theatre and being less than thrilled. When I saw the Director's Cut it was like a different movie and I loved it.

PastaDon

I think she would really like BrokeBack Mountain.. Ledger gives an outstanding performance.. It's real, it's raw and sheds a light on how ridiculous the stereotypes can be.. Definitely opened my mind to see things in a different way.

Nathan Towne

I personally like the original Blade Runner infinitely better than the new one 2049.