August 2022 Monthly Movie Poll
🕑 Added 2022-07-01 16:00:10 +0000 UTCAlright, so I'm just now returning to uploading videos again today, so we have a pair of movies to react to in July. Now that I'm back and confident I'll be posting at least somewhat regularly again, I'll mark down concrete dates for the (not actually) June and July movie reaction. Rise of the Guardians will be on July 7th and Wolfwalkers will be on July 21st. As for the August film, I am unsure on the specific date, but I'm confident it will not take as long as the June poll winner. Normal rules apply, poll ends at Midnight PST as July 31st turns to August 1st.
Also, if you couldn't tell by one of the choices down below, I'm getting a little thin on options for the polls, particularly as far as Western films are concerned, so I'd really appreciate some recommendations in the comments. I don't want any explanations of the films, just look at the comments of this poll and like the film someone said or say it if nobody says it and I might put it on the poll. Mainly looking for Western stuff to add to the polls, because I've seen so many Western animated films between my life off-camera and then filling the gaps with all the films I've already reacted to.
Comments
Oi Josuke
The Prince of Egypt! If you haven't seen Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame, or Atlantis, those would be good for future polls. Also I know it's not western but Ghibli's The Tale of the Princess Kaguya is truly the best movie I've ever seen, and I think you'd like it too
Brookie XD
Over the moon
pigeon
maybe the lego movie?
woutmees
If there's one Western animated movie I absolutely recommend that you probably haven't seen yet, it's Disney's "Treasure Planet".
Fear Review
Western Animated Film Suggestions—-The Prince of Egypt, The Road to El Dorado
Cassie
Put back over the moon please🤠
Jessica Suarez
Belle was in another poll but didn't come up again, it's a beautiful Japanese animation!
Kendra Maxey
Brave little toaster or the peanut movies are good
Would need to know what you've seen already hah. Maybe Kung Fu Panda or Monster University? :)
SomewhatAnonymous
Prince of Egypt is a phenomenal movie
Sam Alliger
I know it's unlikely because it's very well regarded, but if you haven't seen "Megamind" yet... Also, to toss something in completely out of left field, "Asterix" is a french classic, but as far as I'm aware not as well known in the US. And there's like 10+ animated movies based on the comics.
Know This
Cats Don't Dance
Xavin
It's great to see you back, Shark! I'm fully aware that most of these will never win, but I'll put them out there anyway. The only reason some of them have release dates is to not confuse them with other things. I know this is a long list so if anyone saw any of these they'll have to reply to this post with which one in order to gauge interest. The Adventures of Prince Achmed The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad Yellow Submarine A Boy Named Charlie Brown Fritz the Cat Fantastic Planet Wizards The Hobbit 1977 Lord of the Rings 1978 Son of the White Mare American Pop Heavy Metal The Plague Dogs The Last Unicorn Rock and Rule Fire and Ice When the Wind Blows The Painting Winnie the Pooh 2011 Ernest & Celestine The Congress Long Way North April and the Extraordinary World The Red Turtle The Girl Without Hands Window Horses Ethel & Ernest My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea Loving Vincent Ruben Brandt, Collector I Lost My Body Marona's Fantastic Tale Mad God The Summit of the Gods The Spine of Night Flee The House
Ashley
The two Rio movies are cute. Could also check out An American Tale, the Land Before Time movies are classics.
Brookie XD
Strange magic
Brookie XD
Trolls
Brookie XD
The Addams family (2019)
Christopher Ross
Hope you start doing your anime series movie reactions soon tbh
Haunt
There's like several sequels too and a TV Series apparently.
Haunt
The Land Before Time? The original one.
Haunt
Secret of Nimh and An American Tail aren't Disney. They are Don Bluth films. The same person that made Anastasia. Either way, not made in anyway by Disney, though they might be distributed by them nowadays.
Apuis Retsam
Must... Not... Give... In... To... THe... Meme... NOOOOO!!!! I couldn't stop myself!
Pacific Caleb
Some western movies that might be interesting (if you haven't already seen them) Rango, Fantastic Mr. Fox, Isle of Dogs, or some older Disney like Secret of Nimh or An American Tail
Kayla Ryan
How To Train Your Dragon trilogy! I know you've apparently said you want to do them with the TV series but imo you should just do the movies first
Pacific Caleb
I also recommend 9 very interesting film
2Oddbats
I think the How to Train Your Dragon movies would be good. I would also recommend 9. It's a personal favorite of mine
guymanpersonboy
The Secret of Kells
Erik Miller
How to Train Your Dragon trilogy. I don’t think you’ve watched that yet.
Wrongpizzaguy
I didn't know how much I needed a Shrek retold flaming shark reaction until I knew I needed one