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Which movie should I watch after The Incredible Hulk? (Patreon)

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2020-09-05 01:08:06
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2020-09-05 02:15:41
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Hey guys!


The Incredible Hulk reaction will be coming soon! But which movie do you think I should watch after that? Let me know your thoughts below. Thanks!

P.S. All of these are movies I’ve never seen 🙃

Comments

Flick Freaks

All of those are some of the best movies ever made

Hylaea

At some point you should watch Event Horizon

Anonymous

All of those are great, but I’ve never seen Braveheart. If you watch then I’ll have to, too.

Jack the Narrator

THE LAST SAMURAI is one of the most unexpectedly rewarding movie-going experiences I've ever had.

Edgar Salazar

Wow, All of these are must watch movies!!!

Matthew Periolat

I’m prejudiced, but Braveheart is in my personal top ten. Lord of the Rings style combat in an approximation of historical events. Ignore the Battle of Stirling Bridge has no bridge in it, for example, and you’ll do fine. And I repeat - I love the movie, just a FEW criticisms.

Allan Rumberger

I'll watch reactions to any of the above, but Braveheart would be my top choice. Also, whatever wins, keep in mind that they're all historical fiction, even when they feature real historical figures.

Drew

This is an amazing list, I will be happy with any of these but I hope Gladiator wins.

Anonymous

I struggled between braveheart and the last samurai but braveheart has to be your first. It’s brutal but brilliant and you will sob.

Fraser

I would love to see your reaction to Braveheart, really hope it takes the cake

Ronny Boss

It was really flippin hard to choose, had to go with braveheart and gladiator. Stay Awesome Gurl, and have a flippin sweet weekend

Anonymous

Hard choice but Gladiator (1) Last Samurai (2) Braveheart (3).

Daniel Drew

I love The Last Samurai.

Anonymous

You can’t go wrong with any of these but Saving Private Ryan is a masterpiece of cinema.

Anonymous

Eh, Tom Cruise is an acquired taste. I think she'd enjoy Braveheart more.

Anonymous

All of these are great! I think at some point you should add Master and Commander to your list of must watch.

Anonymous

Gladiator is really good. I was torn between that an SPR but I chose Gladiator.

Anonymous

The amazing Bulk

Jayson Phillips

hope you are ready for Saving Private Ryan, very emotional movie as well as in your face realization of WW2

Anonymous

Id really like to see Clone Wars but... Lol

Rory Christopher

Brace heart suuuuuuuucks. Both historically and because Mel Gibson is an Anti-Semetic, Racist, Misogynist monster. PLEAAAASE don’t do it.

Anonymous

Disappointed you didn't throw "Addam's Family Values" in this list just to mess with people.

Anonymous
>>43484710

Man, i havent seen Last Samurai since opening weekend. This list has me putting this on MY own list of what to check out next.

Anonymous

Sorry to be way in the minority, but these are three of the most overrated, undeserving movies ever made. And the Last Samurai.

CyrusB

Gladiator's a great pick, but if you want a nerd/guy movie that you might identify with from the 2000s, Natalie, try Spider-man 2 (dir. Sam Raimi, Tobey Maguire) many (including me) consider it one of the best superhero movies. Run it by your friend

Elisa H.

Well isn't this a cheery list...

swoop_13-37

All grade A movies.

Anonymous

Well, this list brings out my problems when it comes to suspending my disbelief, an important thing to do when movie watching. When an actor’s real life overshadows their character’s lives, I have trouble separating the two. Russel Crowe seems to be a tool in real life, we know what the deal is with Mel Gibson, and for all intents and purposes Tom Cruise is a cult leader. Tom Hanks is the only one that hasn’t weaponized his fame at all or left a huge negative mark on anyone’s lives. All four of these are worth watching, but I have to go with Private Ryan. I wish I could be less biased by things like this, and acknowledging that I do this is a step in the right direction, but there you go anyway.

Nick Parker

Just watch all of them. Seriously, I couldn't pick a favorite. They are all top tier action movies with real heart to them.

Anonymous

Saving Private Ryan is by far the best written, directed, and acted movie on this list imo.

Anonymous

I Like Braveheart Very Much. Saving Private Ryan is very good film. But even so I recommend Must watch is Gladiator. When I watch LOTR I always go back and watch gladiator its just so incredibly strong movie. I'll even continue patreon only for this

Anonymous

Saving Private Ryan is one of my top 10 movies of all time, it has to be!

JediLounger

Those are some heady and sad movies Natalie. I guess after Fifth Element you in the mood to just bawl your eyes out lol.

Anonymous

Saving Private Ryan is very realistic and one of my favorite movies. Gladiator extended edition would be my second choice, good movie. I don't like Braveheart, very unrealistic. Been altered from the original story, A kilt that is instantly recognizable, immediately identifiable, and more than likely entirely historically inaccuracies is pretty much in double figures.

Jimmy Crackcorn

Natalie, I'm really curious to you hear your story on how you've never seen so many huge films. Just to busy with life? Didn't like these types of films? I picked GLADIATOR, again b/c I think your reactions will be priceless. All of these films are must-watches though.

Allan Rumberger
>>43506503

Wait... Your problem with Braveheart is that it's bad history, but you like Gladiator?

Alex Vazquez

Absolutely BRAVEHEART! The most bone-crunching and pulse-quickening depiction of medieval warfare since Eisenstein's "Alexander Nevsky" in 1938. The depiction of the famous 13th-century ice lake battle between the Russians and the Teutonic Knights still holds up and was the gold standard until Mel Gibson came along. Now, every medieval battle is compared to Braveheart. The only time it has been trumped, in my opinion, was by Miguel Sapochnik in Game of Thrones Season 6's "The Battle of the Bastards"! Before cluttering your mind with battles filmed after 1995, see Braveheart for a frame of reference.

Alex Vazquez

I would also recommend seeing "Hulk" (2003) by Ang Lee before seeing "Incredible". The Ang Lee Hulk was the aborted first attempt at an MCU and "Incredible" picks up where "Hulk" ends! The two films were made so near in time to each other that the MCU Hulk film barely covers the origin which is what the non-canon film is about. The film has problems but also tremendous merit and utilizes a comic-book-panel visual style. Ang Lee is a major talent and his filmography is extraordinarily diverse with films like Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility, wuxia like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, historical dramas like Ride with the Devil, romantic dramas like Brokeback Mountain and action films like Gemini Man. The cast includes Eric Bana, Jennifer Connelly, Sam Elliot, Josh Lucas and Nick Nolte. It is non-canon but connected enough that some MCU fans like myself include it in the chronology.

IK the Troll King

To be honest, all of these are excellent choices.

Troy B.

Gladiator is, I think, the closest to a "fun" watchalong/react. I think I would have a hard time watching you watch Saving Private Ryan.

Troy B.
>>43507165

It's not that hard to do; I've never seen most of the movies on the above list. It's all a matter of literally not choosing to sit down and watch them.

Alexa Chipman

Gladiator is my favorite film of. all. time.

Nicholas Sulikowski

Saving Private Ryan, just for the opening scene of landing on Omaha Beach. I remember vets saying things like the only thing unrealistic was that you couldn't smell it.

Zach Greenleaf

You should watch all of them eventually! Also, if you haven't seen Master and Commander: Far Side of The World, I highly recommend it. It fits in genre wise with all of the films in this poll. It was nominated for Best Picture the same year as LOTR: Return of The King, and lost to Return. :)

Anonymous

Consider “Beautiful Girls”. One of the last lines of the movie is “Stay Golden!, stay Golden forever!”

Ken

Another great historical action-drama is The Last of the Mohicans

Thomas Malley

Spielberg is usually must see. At least anything from Saving Private Ryan and backwards.

Anonymous

PREDATOR!

Paul C

Few suggestions to put up for vote... Chappie Inception Shawshank Redemption District 9 Office Space Sherlock Holmes The Hunt for Red October The Onion Movie

Jack
>>43484023

This is so true - you really don’t expect it to be such a great film going in.

Anonymous
>>43586261

all good suggestions. Office Space is a great fun classic. I quote that thing all the time!

Anonymous
>>43586261

I would also add: Idiocracy. Lately, it's become a sort of documentary.

Alan Kobb

Not a big fan of any of these, but Gladiator is fun, at least, and bears a passing resemblance to actual history. Saving Private Ryan is pretty well-made, but bloody, violent, and a bit message-heavy. Braveheart is laughably bad history, and The Last Samurai is mostly a Tom Cruise vessel. I agree with some of Paul's suggestions. If you're looking for an exciting history-based movie, The Hunt for Red October is one of the best ever. Shawshank is great. On the other hand, I didn't get District 9, but maybe that's just me.

Anonymous

All four of these movies are awesome!

Anonymous

The Last Samurai is probably my favorite of these. But I love Japan and the history of Japan. And from what I understand and have heard from other experts, it's pretty accurate. It does feel like a "white savior" type movie, but I think it subverts it if you actually pay some attention to the movie beyond the obvious. Amazing characters that you care for. Can be a tear jerker.

_carlosincharge

Possible movies for a vote in the future: Donnie Darko (original, not directors cut), American Psycho, 12 Monkeys, The Bodyguard, The Birdcage, Fast & Furious in its entirety (in the proper sequence, fast fam you know what I mean) Robocop (original), Heavyweights

Arthur Bridges

Haven't seen many reactions to tombstone. Is this something that you missed growing up? Definitely worth the watch.