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Viewer's Choice Poll

🕑 Added 2024-11-09 21:02:50 +0000 UTC

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RFK Fan

Couldn’t let this go by without adding that THE POPE OF GREENWICH VILLAGE is STILL the single greatest acting ensemble I’ve ever seen. The onscreen chemistry between Rourke and Robert’s is off the charts and given some of the greatest dialog ever written. I find myself going back to this movie again and again and I’m always blown away by it. Also a sad reminder of just how phenomenally gifted Mickey Rourke was and how he let his career slip away.

RFK Fan

I’m also hoping for DWW but avoid the extended cut until you’ve watched the original first in my opinion…

RFK Fan

Think you and I are the only 2 to have seen it Guston! Still brings me to tears with its gentle study of human nature. Also happens to be the first American film ever to be produced and shot in Vietnam. I Saw it at a film festival going against several big name/production titles (nobody had heard of it) and it walked away with the coveted Audience Choice award and later heard it was the first film sold after that screening.

Amalia Wolf

Will get watched eventually’ they are all physical copies sent to me! And all good movies :) I hope ! Hehe

Thomas Wetherell

I picked Taken, Gallipoli and The Sum of All Fears. Nobody ever reacts to them, but it doesn’t look like they’re going to win this one either. 🤦‍♂️

Amalia Wolf

I’ll watch it one day! It’s ok my must list

Raieldon

Gandhi has to be the single most preeminent movie with zero reactions on Youtube. I repeat, there are currently zero movie reactions to Gandhi.

Guston Zimasheen

"Three Seasons" (1999) is an amazing film, and hardly anyone knows about it or reacts to it.

Amalia Wolf

Can’t wait to see this one! On the must watch list I will watch and react to all of these one day

Amalia Wolf

It will be watched one day promise!

Randolph Tirazona

@Ames I'm hoping for Dances With Wolves (1990). Either cut is fine but the Extended does fill one gap and adds more to get a better feel of things. Also if you have a dog then your dog will have "bragging rights" over @AddieCounts dog "Ollie" and he/she can say they "danced with their Ancestors!" LOL But for me - from the late 1960's towards the end of the 1980's is "Thee Golden Age of Cinema" - soo many 'firsts' that span the entire spectrum of Cinema. Soo many movies that are standing the test of time. For me the year 1990 - this one single year is the "Reissuance of Cinema!" I have it in my head that there's 33 Must See Movies alone! In this one single year! And Thank you and @TeamAmes for sharing with us!

WastedPo

It's not going to win, but I'm begging you to watch Fearless (1993) someday. Peter Weir directed (Witness, Master and Commander). I've suggested this multiple times from other reactors, and no one has seemed interested. (Admittedly, it's not the most well-known movie.) Frankly, this is the first time I've ever even seen it on a poll.

Catchermag

Monsoon Wedding is such an amazing, vibrant, enthusiastic celebration of life. It won’t win but at least it’s owned and in hand.

Amalia Wolf

Really hoped that would do well!

Amalia Wolf

That’s cool and interesting to know!

Henry Graham

I would also suggest that rather than diving into The Tree of Life, Terrence Malick's films benefit from being seen in chronological order, to see how his style evolves each time and how he builds towards the magnum opus of The Tree of Life.

Henry Graham

I recently re-watched The Insider after reading an article marking its 25th anniversary. God, what a movie! Everyone in front of and behind the camera is on fire in that film, and it feels more relevant than ever today.