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🎬 Time to Vote! 🎬

  • Back to the Future – 1985 18
  • Jumanji – 1995 9
  • 10 Things I Hate About You – 1999 6
  • The Matrix – 1999 14
  • Shrek – 2001 9
  • Resident Evil – 2002 8
  • 50 First Dates – 2004 5
  • Meet the Robinsons – 2007 7
  • I Am Legend – 2007 11
  • Train to Busan – 2016 5
  • 2025-05-15
  • 92 votes
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These amazing movies were all recommended by our awesome Patreon community, and now it’s time to choose the next reaction!

πŸ—³οΈ Poll is live exclusively on Patreon – the winning movie will be dropping this week!

πŸ’¬ Got thoughts? Feel free to comment and share your voice in the current poll and future ones. Your feedback helps shape what we watch next!

Thanks for being part of the journey – can’t wait to see what you pick! 🍿

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Comments

Nick

Not included in this: Big Hero 6

Ricardo Chavez

Imo I think you would enjoy Shrek more out of these good films

Luis Garcia

If you haven't seen Harry Potter, that would be my non-superhero recommendation

Mitchell Smilie

At the risk of jinxing my thought: It's a refreshing change to see a reactor's community vote for the most culturally relevant films for reaction. I've seen polls for some really good reactors skew towards some of the most low-hanging fruit imaginable. All art is subjective, but I think most can agree that the two most culturally sustainable films are at the top of this poll, and that's a good thing.