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November 9, 2024

UPDATED MOVIE REACTION LOTTERY ENTRY LIST

TARGET DEMOGRAPHIC PATRONS - Please check to make sure you are on this list with the correct movie choice. If you are not, please comment the movie you would like to enter for the lottery this Wednesday. Many of you have not entered. It comes with your membership, so please do so.

If you are not a TARGET DEMOGRAPHIC tier Patron or above and would like to enter the movie lottery, you can upgrade your membership and still enter for this Wednesday!

Comments (41)

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Major Daniel H · November 13, 2024

Yeah I did get the target demographic when it was on sale so add in “Godzilla Final war” 2004.

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Major Daniel H · November 13, 2024

Is it to late to get mine in? I get one right?

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T’Pynyn of Vulcan · November 12, 2024

I had changed mine to “Awakenings”

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Patrick Henry · November 11, 2024

“A Man for All Seasons”. (1966)

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Michael Nemo · November 10, 2024

SNEAKERS

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paultardspambot . · November 10, 2024

yes, during the cold war and to this day, the US supplied arms and intelligence to countless factions to promote its own interests. Like, countless times.

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paultardspambot . · November 10, 2024

its where Al Qaeda came from. We armed them against the Soviets. Same with Saddam Hussein in Iraq, arming him against the Iranians. The weapons of mass destruction were given to him by the US in the 80s. That whole war was supposedly about whether he had destroyed all of them or kept some (not really what it was about). The term when these turn against the US is called "Blowback" and is a major issue for libertarians. There was the TOS episode where both the Federation and te Klingons were arming factions to maintain a "balance of power". That was directly about the US's cold war policy with the Kilngons beeing the soviets

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barry vanwieringen · November 10, 2024

The Gods Must Be Crazy

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DerekBWheels · November 10, 2024

Robot Jox

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I'm Just a Hologram · November 10, 2024

2001: A Space Odyssey

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Matthew McKinnon-Gray · November 9, 2024

Mansfield Park (1999) please

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HG · November 9, 2024

Please put me down for Sneakers (1992)

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startrekiborg · November 9, 2024

I don't see my name. It should’ve been on there months ago. Is there any way to check, or do we need to wait for your PDF releases? In case you forgot, please add “The Changling” (1980) as my choice.

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KevinH · November 9, 2024

WarGames (1983)

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Magicmunke · November 9, 2024

Watership Down (1978)

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EnigmaticPenguin · November 9, 2024

Ed Wood

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Andrew Duffy · November 9, 2024

I feel like I won already with 12 Angry Men but if im eligible for an entry: Brewster’s Millions (1985)

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The Ninth Doctor · November 9, 2024

Superman II (Directors Cut)

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Billy T. Riker · November 9, 2024

Good choice, but Josh & Alex probably should see the theatrical release first due to the Donner Cut having to be an amalgamation of test footage, his use of some Lester shots & the films original ending. That said, I fucking love it! 🦸‍♂️

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Dor · November 9, 2024

Hey, good call. My inclination would be to get you guys away from purely genre stuff given that you seem to be inclined toward character over plot or spectacle - no horror, no scifi, no pure action, and no ??submarine movies??. How about 'Lone Star', 1996. Criminally underwatched, and John Sayles' best flick.

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Outis · November 9, 2024

Killdozer (1974) IMDB description: "A small construction crew on an island is terrorized when a spirit-like being takes over a large bulldozer, and goes on a killing rampage."

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Scribe31oz · November 11, 2024

Wait, what this exists? I'm going to find it now!

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Regan · November 9, 2024

Arlington Road

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PIG · November 9, 2024

Oh wow. Haven’t seen that since it came out.

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Derek Lawrence · November 9, 2024

1. Shawshank Redemption, 1994. 1A. If you haven't already seen it, Field of Dreams 1989. Seeing your reactions to certain TNG moments / episodes, I'm certain that you would enjoy it as well.

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Target Audience · November 9, 2024

Alex has seen both, Josh hasn’t seen either

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Blane Mather · November 9, 2024

The Night of the Hunter (1955)

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Skullman8942 · November 9, 2024

Have either of you seen Hard Boiled (1992)? If not I'd like to submit that to the list.

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Michael Nemo · November 9, 2024

The PDF doesn't open for me. What r the parameters for the film? Any movie?

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Target Audience · November 9, 2024

Any non-Star Trek movie

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Hidden Ruu · November 9, 2024

I would like to suggest Nausicaa of the valley of the wind (1984). Great sci-fi anime.

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Jeff · November 9, 2024

Colossus: The Forbin Project (1970)

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The Slumbering Hunter · November 9, 2024

Can I add The Final Countdown (1980)?

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TalynStarburst · November 9, 2024

I didn’t see my name on the list, so just to make sure you have this as my choice is Suicide Kings (1997).

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Eric Wilson · November 9, 2024

Can I do Oscar?

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Target Audience · November 9, 2024

If you upgrade to target demographic tier, absolutely

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Paul Rymer · November 9, 2024

I’d like to nominate Lifeforce (1985)

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Ross Townsend · November 9, 2024

Can I skip adding an entry and just vote for Sneakers?

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Target Audience · November 9, 2024

There is no voting but I’ll add Sneakers for you

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Steven Johnson · November 9, 2024

When is the lottery again?

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Blane Mather · November 9, 2024

In this post, they indicate it is happening Wednesday.