📣🎥Wild Card POLL-Special Edition🎉🎬

I would really recommend watching the Sony Marvel movies Venom and both of the Amazing Spider-Man films. I wish u guys the best!

Sunshine, Attack the Block and Inside Man are excellent suggestions.

Atreyu Auryn

I'm trying something different this time, adding a little more context. "Sunshine" (2007) Directed by Danny Boyle, Written by Alex Garland: Sunshine is a Science Fiction Thriller. Boyle has also Directed, "28 Days Later" (2002) & "Slumdog Millionaire" (2008). Fun Fact: During the process of Production, the Actors had to live together in order to create a believable onscreen experience that they knew each other. "Inside Man" (2006) Directed by Spike Lee, Written by Russell Gewirtz: Inside Man is a Mystery Crime Drama. Lee has also Directed Movies like, "Malcolm X" (1992) & "Do the Right Thing" (1989). Fun Fact: Apparently, Lee met William Dafoe in the restroom when they both attended the same Play, 'Julius Caesar', that ironically, Denzel Washington starred in. Spike said: "We should work together" and Dafoe replied: "Yeah, Spike, we should". After that, Spike sent him the script. "Attack the Block" (2011) Written & Directed by Joe Cornish: Attack the Block is a Science Fiction Thriller. Cornish also Directed "The Kid Who Would Be King" (2019), and helped Write Movies like, "Ant-Man" (2015) & "The Adventures of Tintin" (2011). Fun Fact: While Cornish was researching, he asked diverse groups of kids what kind of weapons they'd use, if an invasion were to happen. Many of the talks went straight into the Movie. "The Greatest Game Ever Played" (2005) Directed by Bill Paxton, Written by Mark Frost [based on their Novel of the same name]: The Greatest Game Ever Played is a Biography [Biopic] Sports Drama. Paxton is more influential as an Actor than a Director; he's starred in many Movies like, "Aliens" (1986), "Apollo 13" (1995), "Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams" (2002), "Thunderbirds" (2004), "Edge of Tomorrow" (2014), "Titanic" (1997) & "Twister" (1996). Fun Fact: The Production Crew shot on-location at a real Golf Club outside Montreal, Quebec. They had a white Clubhouse painted yellow for the Movie; the folks over there liked it so much, they kept it after they were done. "Trouble with the Curve" (2012) Directed by Robert Lorenz, Written by Randy Brown: Trouble with the Curve is a Sports Drama. This is Lorenz's Directorial Debut and has worked on Movies like "Million Dollar Baby" (2004), which ironically, is Directed by Clint Eastwood who stars in this Movie. Fun Fact: Through the persistent efforts of the Crew, they got Eastwood to come out of Acting retirement to be in this Movie. Before this, he was in "Gran Torino" (2008), which he also Directed. Obviously this changed once he did "The Mule" (2018).

Darius.

I agree that it has become really stale, but these ladies are different cause they are one of the few authentic reactions you can find, and this film has been requested a crazy amount of times for well over a year!! haha and that was before everyone was jumping on the bandwagon :( So, while I agree that I would like to see some underrated stuff, this is still going to be fun :)

Anne

Definitely not trying to offend or hurt anyone but I'm honestly tired of the exact same couple of movies being requested and reacted to on virtually every reaction channel. It becomes really stale. I join to not only rewatch movies together with other people but to also be exposed to and watch other types of movies I'd never have watched. But instead it's always the same movies being requested everywhere lol come on people, request other things. There are millions of other interesting films out there.

Atreyu Auryn

This is an early suggestion, but I believe it's time the Akima Ladies react to OUTBREAK, an important medical film for them to watch now that it's become more eerily relevant.

George Bean

Yes, definitely Outbreak, I'd love to see them react to that film, I could see them getting goosebumps from it.

George Bean

I'm a fan of The Green Mile, although I understand the criticism, I don't think that is the message you're supposed to take from it. It is a film with multiple emotional, humorous, and thought provoking moments with strong performances. Movie Requests: True Lies Outbreak Dante's Peak Con Air As Good As It Gets

Justin S.

Spike Lee's interview in Cineaste is the best response to this dumb movie, but since it has spoilers, I won't paste it here. It is easy enough to find with a simple online search for "Spike Lee Green Mile."

zammmerjammer

I'm not responding to this thread. But if anyone actually genuinely wants to know why The Green Mile offends many black people, here is a summary from wikipedia. There are also many articles written which you can find: The Magical Negro is a trope in cinema, television, and film: the character is typically, but not always, "in some way outwardly or inwardly disabled, either by discrimination, disability or social constraint." The Negro is often a janitor or prisoner.[7] The character often has no past but simply appears one day to help the white protagonist.[8][9] He or she usually has some sort of magical power, "rather vaguely defined but not the sort of thing one typically encounters."[8] The character is patient and wise, often dispensing various words of wisdom, and is "closer to the earth".[6] The character will also do almost anything, including sacrificing him or herself, to save the white protagonist, as exemplified in The Defiant Ones, in which Sidney Poitier plays the prototypical Magical Negro.[6] Film critic Matt Zoller Seitz stated that the trope "takes a subject that some white folks find unpleasant or even troubling to ponder (justifiably resentful black people's status in a country that, 50 years after the start of the modern civil rights struggle, is still run by, and mostly for, whites) and turns it into a source of gentle reassurance".[10] Film reviewer Audrey Colombe argues that the trope has been perpetuated by the overwhelmingly White blockbuster film industry.[11] Acclaimed film director and writer, Spike Lee, said that the White-dominated film industry is "still doing the same old thing ... recycling the noble savage and the happy slave."

rhaegar

You got this, Green Mile!!!! ^o^

Daryl

I've seen you complain about this before. What is racist about it? You mean the characters who are racist who are IN the movie, and the movie wants us to dislike them? It takes place in the south before the civil rights movement. Of course there is going to be racism.

Armchair Wizard

Oh God, anything but The Green Mile. I have no idea why people seem to like this racist-ass movie.

zammmerjammer

Green Mile has BEEN needing that reaction 🤗

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Another Poll in which the choices don't interest me. In the future, we should stick to Movies that have already released; it frees up space for real struggling Cinema.

Darius.

Great list

Carlos Hurtado

Sister act Sound of music Chitty Chitty bang bang Ghost Bodyguard (Whitney Houston) Prince of Egypt

Caleb Harvey

True Lies would be great

Tomcats62

Heat Stand By Me War of The Worlds Gone Girl As Good As It Gets

Shehab Dawoud

Interview with the Vampire is a great movie.

Armchair Wizard

I second Crimson Tide and Tremors.

Armchair Wizard

Crimson Tide is good, and nice and suspensful.

Armchair Wizard

The Big Lebowski and True Lies would be fun reactions.

Carlos Hurtado

Glad to see Storm is getting better 🙏 It would be great if you finish off the remaining DC movies in order. There’s Shazam, WW84, Birds of Prey and then the new Suicide Squad movie

I would give anything for them to watch green mile.

Armchair Wizard

Storm Akima, I recommend you watch "Interview with the Vampire" 1994. Please place this on your list. It's a great movie.

Glenn Quagmire

None of the above again. Oh well. Hope you're feeling better Storm 😊

jf_lametta

I doubt the chronology of it all really matters, but I think you should probably watch Shazam before watching The Suicide Squad. Wonder Woman 1984 is set in the 80's so it doesn't really matter when you watch it.

Tremors, True Lies, and Crimson Tide for the next Wild card poll

Tomcats62

Can you put Tenet and Crimson Tide in the next Wildcard poll please .

jonathan Edge

Nice. I suggest to add Fast and Furious and Parasite on these WildCard polls. Thank you!

Sohail Jafar