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Movie Poll: A bit of everything!

🕑 Added 2025-06-16 12:00:08 +0000 UTC

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Rnd1000

Dark city is a great movie that deserves a watch but Dallas Buyers Club is an absolute must watch, Jared Leto steals the show even though Matthew McMonaughey won an oscar for it.

howtocookazombie (Stan)

I like The Terminal really much. The Dark City is definitely a must-watch! But if you watch Dark City, you also should watch "The Thirteenth Floor" too. :)

Kelly Pickard

For future consideration… Movies: - Waking Ned Devine (1998) - The Devil Wears Prada (2006) - Hook (1991) - The Birdcage (1996) - Margin Call (2011) - Legend (1985) - The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert (1994) - The King's Speech (2010) - Flash Gordon (1980) - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (2023) - City Slickers (1991) TV: - Andor - Batman: The Animated Series - Disney's Gargoyles - Barry (Max)

Civil Hooligan

I'm humbly requesting Shin Godzilla

Andras Beck

Please put on "I am Mother" movie.

BoredLittleLady

Have you guys seen Guardians of the Galaxy vol 3? If not, you should add it to your watchlist. :)

michael murray

I saw a comment recently (maybe on this poll, not sure; I can’t immediately find it again, so apologies to whoever made it) wondering about the worst performing movies. I was intrigued so had a quick look into it. *disclaimer(s) – The below was based on using Patreon’s tags/search, which isn’t great so some may have been missed. Also, I didn’t go back further than the start of 2022; before then polls generally had much lower number of overall votes, and I was getting bored xd. So, the 5 worst performing movies as a percentage of the total number of votes in their corresponding polls are; The Snow Walker 1.16% Burnt 1.40% 3 Idiots 2.37% The Farewell 2.38% The Power of Dog 2.52% A few other things that jumped out to me – as expected, within the larger list of low performers there is a large number of ‘only new to George/Simone’ movies, but within the top (bottom?) 5 above, only The Farewell fits this trend. – Ip Man 2 has been in at least 3 polls, but came last each time, never getting more than 4.7% – City of God came last with less than 5% multiple times, but did end up being watched

George P Burdell

UHF is so underrated. It came out in 1989 and had to compete against Batman, Indian Jones Last Crusade, Lethal Weapon 2 , Ghosbusters 2, Back to the Future 2, Major Leage and so many other good movies.

D. T. Nelson

A very eclectic bunch of movies. I haven't seen Only the Brave, so can't really comment on that one. (I've heard good things, though). Don't care much for UHF. Glad to see The Terminal, Dark City, and Philadephia in the top three spots. An Almost Rom-Com (light comedy-drama), a heavy drama (which would pair well with Dallas Buyers Club), and a classic Sci-Fi. I also wouldn't have objected to Soul (Disney-Pixar is almost always a winner when it comes to their animated fare).

Logan Kerlee

This Patreon/YouTube isn't for what we think they'll like more, though. xD I'm not voting for what Simone/George will dig on. Instead, I vote on which movie I think they'd have a quality reaction to with their personalities/likes and dislikes.

Kevin K.

I’m so glad The Terminal is beating Dark City. I think more people vote for what they want to see and not for what George and Simone will enjoy more.

Nikodem

Don't forget Lucky Number Slevin ;-)

Cc Decc

Alright, so The Terminal is still winning. If nothing else that did draw something to my attention though: this channel has somehow had a shocking lack of Stanley Tucci. One of the most charismatic, best scene stealing character actors of the past 30 years, and I think maybe the only thing the channel has briefly seen him in was a bit role in The Hunger Games. Some faves he is in: Undercover Blues (1993) -- Hilariously playing a character who calls himself "Muerte". First time I'd seen him. one of those guys that seemed to break onto the scene already middle aged. The Pelican Brief (1993) -- he has only a small role, and atypical for him. but its a quality thriller. Easy A (2010) -- the movie family of Stanley Tucci, Patricia Clarkson, and Emma Stone was an absolute charisma overload. You guys should watch this one someday. Road to Perdition (2002) -- the same Hanks and Tucci pairing 2 years earlier than The Terminal. Great looking period (early 20th) piece gangster film.

E. D.

Momo (1986)

Adam K

Yes of course Dark City, but god Philadelphia is brilliant

David Caine

Simone & George IF DARK CITY WINS...... PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE WATCH THE DIRECTOR'S CUT OF DARK CITY. The theatrical release, while good, has a studio-mandated opening monologue that spoils the whole movie. Your friends at Maplenuts React have already seen this one, probably you know.

Tyler Foster

Much like my beloved Stranger Than Fiction, I'm hoping the pure enthusiasm for Dark City in the comments will be enough to get it into the pipeline even if it doesn't actually win the poll (especially given it's polling better than STF ever did). And as you may expect, I will join in the vocal chorus of people asking for the Director's Cut over the theatrical cut. In America, Prime does have the DC, so hopefully the same is true elsewhere.