I watched OBI-WAN KENOBI: Episodes 3 & 4 - Reaction

Yeah, I tend to prefer reactors watching fare that has genuinely shown to have stood the test of time, with fewer recent titles, unless they're part of a major franchise or else by acclaimed directors. I love smaller films like "Paris, Texas" and "Punch-Drunk Love," too, but, unless you're in the upper stratosphere of reactors like, say, Natalie Gold or Popcorn in Bed, you're not gonna get many eyes on them to make doing all the extra work for the YT edit seem worthwhile, I feel. I'd love to see Duaffy eventually get to that point, but there's still a long way to go.

Byrd N. Hand

Fair enough. I mostly try to choose movies that others will enjoy, but that I also enjoy myself, but I think everyone has the right to choose whatever they wish, be it a niche movie or a Hollywood blockbuster. Also, you make some good points regarding the 'You Be The Judge Tier'. If Duaffy did ever change the rules I'd have no problem with that at all.

That was a one-off (and only made because people vetoed her continuing the series... though she had no problem watching the equally divisive "Beverly Hills Cop III" for the channel 🤷‍♂️); I certainly wouldn't start making similar requests over and over. Besides, T3 scored a higher percentage in Duaffy's YouTube poll in which it first appeared than "Popstar" did -- it at least broke double digits 🤔.

Byrd N. Hand

Hmmm. Didn't you request "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" one time? That's a pretty niche choice and it has a lower IMDb score than "Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping".

As we approach the end of another month, I'd like to once again implore those on the 'You Be the Judge' tier to step down for a month or two in order to possibly give others a shot... or else at least, as per many of her YouTube subs, start making less 'niche' movie requests (virtually nobody over there wants to watch her react to junk like "Popstar" or "The To-Do List"). I'd still like to implore Duaffy to put limits on how many consecutive months one can spend on that tier...

Byrd N. Hand