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Movie Request Time- Tell us your suggestions! (Patreon)

Published:
2023-07-03 16:04:28
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2023-07

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Welcome to our Movie POLLS!

Welcome to the POLL LINEUP for the month of May! Please look at the schedule below. We have 3 Movie POLLS every month!

The Genre theme for this month will be Musical

Every Monday after the first week of the month- There will be POLLS to VOTE from and to make REQUESTS!

REQUESTS made on our POLLS makes it a lot easier for us to find and add to our LIST!

Feel free to make REQUESTS in the comments below!

Monthly POLL line up:

1st Monday-

REQUESTS Only (Request here in comments below)

Give us your Live Action and Animated requests for the genre that was selected for the month and also give us your regular requests as well for the other POLLs later in the month.

2nd Monday-

Genre Specific Movie POLL (Live Action & Animation)

3rd Monday-

Live Action Movie POLL

4th Monday-

Wild Card POLL (mix of live action and animated movies and maybe a brand new movie)

Genre Selection Poll- Choose next months genre theme for the Genre Specific POLL!!

Any extra weeks in the month will be filled with another Wild Card POLL!!

We guarantee at least 4 movies every month (including Movies that win our POLLS and a random Patron request).

Please allow us 1 to 2 weeks to watch and post the Movie Winner. We're usually able to it watch sooner.

Only 1 Movie can win each Poll. If multiple movies win, we will randomly select 1.

Why?

Our Patrons have very diverse opinions on what Movies they would like us to watch, so we try our best to accommodate everyone. Our most popular requests here have always been animations and super hero films which we mainly keep off of our POLLS due to some finding that unfair, so having 1 winner keeps options open for every active Patron here.

Movies that almost win are not guaranteed to be watched. We do surprise Movie Reactions when we can. (Usually 2-4 Surprise Movie Reactions a month)! That's a lot! Meaning up to 8 Movie Reactions total a month!

All Movies are Patreon Requests- whether popular or underdog. That way, every request has a chance :)

Most of our fans chat with us through Private Message, not on our Public Page, so please be respectful of everyone here. Movies that win are real votes.

Many of you have been with us for years and we love having you! Thank you for understanding how hard we work to create the same quantity of content like bigger channels do... while still keeping quality of course!

It makes us so happy when you enjoy what we watch! Thank you for your support and Happy Voting!

Have a great day!

Comments

Anonymous

Musicals: Newsies Les Misérables Rocky Horror Picture Show Hamilton Usual: Star Trek III Sunshine Dracula Untold Carrie Forbidden Planet

Jerrick Payton

Musical: Hamilton, La La Land Regular: Logan Lucky, Last Night in Soho

Anonymous

It's been a minute since I reccomended it, but HEAT is one of the best action films of all time. A classic, it defined the Heist genre for years, to this day, even.

Adam Grunther

Musical: 1. Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio. 2. Rocky Horror Picture Show. 3. La La Land. 4. The Blues Brothers. Regular: 1. Birds of Prey. 2. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. 3. Rocky Balboa (2006). 4. Happy Gilmore. 5. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3.

Reagan N. S.

For music: - Hairspray (2007) Live action: - Holes (Disney) Animated: - DC League of Super-Pets

Caleb Harvey

Dinosaurs 2000 Chitty chitty bang bang

Starromania72

Musical: Baby Driver (2017) Brassed Off (1996) O Brother Where Art Thou? (2000) Pink Floyd – The Wall (1982) 24-Hour Party People (2002) General: Big Lebowski (1998) The Great Escape (1963) Grosse Pointe Blank (1997) Hellboy II (2008) Kung Fu Hustle (2004)

granny_goodness

Labyrinth (1986) - Underrated Jim Henson movie with original music by David Bowie. Rocky Horror Picture Show - Cult Classic.

Angeldanger145

Star Trek (2009), Fantastic Four (2005) and the second one (Rise of the silver surfer), The woman in black (2012)

AutumnInNewEngland

Musical: Chicago 2002 with Richard Gere, Renée Zellweger, John C. Reilly and Catherine Zeta-Jones. Non-musical: Blue Bayou 2021 Tommy Boy 1995 A League Of Their Own 1992 (It'll be a shame if another summer goes by without a proper Summer movie, in this case a Summer sports movie and about the first ALL Women's Baseball League, c'mon guys!) Your Name 2016 (Japanese original audio with English Subtitles.)

Anonymous

Musical: Les Misérables Rocky Horror Picture Show Sweeney Toad Repo the Genetic Opera Other: Star Wars: Clone Wars Vol 1+2 Clue Fantastic Four (1994) This is the Fantastic Four to watch.

Anonymous

Musical: The Greatest Showman (2017) The Little Mermaid II (2000) In the Heights (2021) Sing (2016) Pitch Perfect (2012) Alvin & the Chipmunks (2007) Strange Magic (2015) Hamilton (2020) General: The Lovely Bones (2009) Twilight Tinkerbell (2008) Enola Holmes (2020) Little Women (2019)

ED209

Musical: The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) Streets of Fire (1984) Chicago (2002) Sci-fi: Planet of the Apes (1968) Star Trek III (1984)

Doondoc1
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Willq+ cable guy1qq Weekend at berrnies Night of living dead 90s version Scary movie ⁿ9N9l12

Doondoc1
>>112130971

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Doondoc1

Scary movie The cable guy Childs play Trading places Sister act 2

Anonymous

Musical: West Side Story (2021), Rocky Horror Picture Show, Cinderella (1997), Newsies

Anonymous

Other: Dead Poets Society, My Girl, Freaky Friday (2003), Booksmart

Shyam Nair

Les Misérables My Fair Lady Fame Moulin Rouge Once

WastedPo

THE GREATEST SHOWMAN (musical/2017): I've watched this maybe a million times. And I bet that you're already pretty familiar with the songs, since they became such mainstream hits. Some people have issues with how the movie plays with history (it's not exactly a documentary). Also, admittedly, it's *very* sentimental and relies heavily on tropes and archetypes, so it's basically a fairy tale. That said, if you know what you're getting into, you'll enjoy it. LABYRINTH (musical/fantasy/1986): This quintessential '80s movie has developed a cult following since it originally bombed in theaters. Stars Jennifer Connelly, David Bowie in his infamous glam rock outfit, and directed by Jim Henson. What's interesting is that it's rarely referred to as a musical, even though it clearly is. IN THE HEIGHTS (musical/2021): Adapted from a pre-Hamilton Lin-Manuel Miranda play. This never really caught on with general audiences, though I think maybe if it had been released not so close to the pandemic, it would've done better. UNBREAKABLE (mystery/drama/2000): I know this was just on a poll, but I guess I'll continue to ask for it. Shyamalan's follow-up to "The Sixth Sense," Unbreakable received only lukewarm response upon its release. However, I think it's gained more admiration as time has passed. (That's certainly been true for me. I was nonplussed about it originally, but now I love it.) It has Shyamalan's typical slow-burn plotting and deliberate dialogue, so expect that. It also has Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson. THE SECRET OF NIMH (animated/sci-fi/1982): I think the history of this one is really interesting. Based on a book and directed by Don Bluth, an ex-Disney animator to inaugurate his new studio. (Subsequent Bluth movies included "An American Tale" and "Anastasia.") This was when "Disney" was floundering a bit in their animation department, so NIMH was a bid to steal its crown. NIMH was also much darker than what an animated movie would normally be at this time. (Though Disney dabbled in these waters too a few years later when they released "The Black Cauldron," though that experiment backfired on them.) NIMH has a gorgeous, cinematic musical score by Jerry Goldsmith, one of his best. While the plotting might not be air-tight compared to some of the Pixar movies of today (it's hamstrung by the obligatory short runtime), the story is still pretty intriguing. It even implicates the real governmental agency of the title, and has a built-in explanation for the trope of anthropomorphized/talking animals that tend to populate cartoon movies.

Erwin Rogier

Musical : 1) Wayne's World (1992) 2) Last Night in Soho (2019) 3) Rocketman (2019) 4) Hamilton (2020) 5) Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny (2006) Normal : 1) Birds of Prey, and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn (2020) 2) Batman Forever (1995) 3) The Witcher - Nightmare of the Wolf (animated - 2021) 4) The Evil Dead (1981) 5) Muppet Treasure Island (1996)