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October Poll Winner: Silver Linings Playbook AND Amelie!
🕑 Added 2024-10-15 22:53:20 +0000 UTCUPDATE: It has come to my attention that I can’t read and Amelie is actually the winner this month😂 I apologize for any confusion and/or annoyance this may have caused. I will still be doing Silver Linings Playbook, but will also do Amelie as well. Thank you Treetop Jones for pointing this out, and I look forward to watching both soon. Thank you everyone!
With a total of 26 votes, the winner of the October Poll is Silver Linings Playbook! This looks fun, y’all. So excited for this one😁
If your pick wasn’t chosen, that’s okay-back into the hat it goes. Thank you for participating because it’s going to give this channel a lot more variety. Looking forward to watching this with ya!
P.S. To suggest a movie for the next poll, please leave your recommendation here or in the comment section of the poll from. I will choose five at random from there. It doesn’t need to be a popular movie at all!
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I Own Two Hats
Apocalypto (2006), if you please 👍 It's getting a 19-years-later sequel next year, so it would be kind of apropos.
jf
Event horizon (1997) Prince of darkness (1986) __------__ RomCom; 50 first date (04). There is something about Mary (1998) <=-=> Uncut gem (2019) Magnolia (1999) Delicatessen (1991)
JSin
Jo Jo Rabbit
Paul Stelter
Luckily it's not a holiday-dependent movie so can be scheduled anytime. Everyone will (rightly) suggest "It's A Wonderful Life" for December, but I'll suggest "The Bishop's Wife" (1947) because it's very cute, has a great message, and she probably hasn't seen it.
Cameron Kerby
Heat (1995)
AbbyNormal
I highly recommend Casablanca, great movie.
Lachrisho
As a former projectionist at a movie theater I have to suggest number 49 on the list, Cinema Paradiso (theatrical version though, not directors cut)
Randolph Tirazona
What Y'all think: "Jerry Maguire" (1996)
richard wilkinson
Fargo (1996)
Paul Stelter
Three quick recommendations: FRAILTY (2001) is hella creepy, and is the only movie directed by (and starring) Bill Paxton of ALIENS. Co-starring Matthew McConaughey. THE IRON GIANT (1999) THE GREEN MILE (1999) They're on the Top 250 list for good reason.
Jez Smith
My reason for gravitating towards the Whimsical One is that she actually does react to the films she watches (beyond the exaggerated facial expressions employed by so many "reactors"). Most simiilar channel owners just show an extended highlights reel of a movie, pull shocked/happy faces at the appropriate moments, then say OK GUYZ THAT'S IT SEE YA NEXT TIME. What's the point in that? Ms. Whimz does a proper review and reflects on her personal feelings toward the film, which is as it should be.
John Picard
Life is Beautiful.
🏳️🌈Treetop Jones🏳️🌈
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🏳️🌈Treetop Jones🏳️🌈
OK. A good solution, as you may have already recorded S.L. Amelie is a fun film.
Whimsory
Oh geez, you’re right😳 So sorry! I don’t understand why my brain does this. Thank you so much for pointing this out. I’ve updated the results post to include both😁
Randolph Tirazona
Here's one too often over looked, cerebral to the core, labeled as Thriller/Fantasy. "After the Dark" (2013).
🏳️🌈Treetop Jones🏳️🌈
Trying again to get this seen by you: Amelie got 38% Silver Linings got 23%, it wasn't the winner.
Tom Hartley
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
Brian Littlejohn
Secondhand Lions
AbbyNormal
Cool Hand Luke (1967)
Zinphad
Paper Moon (1973)
bullettbot
Donnie Darko, would be interesting to see your take on it
🏳️🌈Treetop Jones🏳️🌈
Amelie 38% Silver Linings 23%, it wasn't the winner.
Whimsory
This made me happy🤗 Thank you so much!
SmooothE 🇺🇸🇺🇸
One of many reasons your channel is beloved and you are such a valuable presence in reaction arena. Your not afraid to go with your gut and give the people what they want. We love the top 200 list but like your willing to switch it up every know and again. Cheers and Regards
Rainingmadness
I realized later on that The Man From No Where was originally recommended by me, but I must have forgotten since it had been a while >.< Anywho, I am going to suggest it again :)
Raxas
Raising Arizona
Vytallica Q.
I'll be fascinated to hear your thoughts on "A Clockwork Orange", but you can wait a while on that one. I don't think you'll find it as disturbing as TCM, but it is disturbing. The disturbing elements are necessary though, to emphasize the point. And the interlaced moments of dark humor will allow you to recover from the overwhelming parts throughout. Pace yourself. Only when you're ready. 👍
Mannygogou
Oh I must've missed a vote... Ah, heh I guess I might've voted for Walter Mitty 🙂
🏳️🌈Treetop Jones🏳️🌈
Yes, I looked up the math, and you're correct.
Tom Tattershall
It's a Wonderful Life (1946)
Chris Gronau
Knives Out is a fun movie.
Tom Tattershall
Looking at the poll I see Amelie is in the lead with 38% of the 69 total votes which works out to 26 votes. Silver Linings Playbook is 2nd place with 23% of the votes. Both good movies but I'm confused about the winner.
🏳️🌈Treetop Jones🏳️🌈
I'm baffled, the poll is set up in in %, and the comparison: Amelie= 38% Silver Linings= 23%
Deano_Deano
Your Name
shaneth138
Love this movie! I would love to see your reaction to Arrival! (2016)
Enterprize
Ghostbusters
Randolph Tirazona
"Rocky II" (1979)
