Poll of the Day

Thursday, May 9, 2024

You're the CEO of a non-sport card company and you're planning to release a set based on a movie. Unfortunately, during the pitch meeting, your team members could only gain the rights to gawd-awful movies. The deadline is soon and you have to choose one. Which of these flicks do you choose?

  • 14%
    Battlefield Earth (2000)

  • 9%
    The Room (2003)

  • 6%
    Troll 2 (1990)

  • 4%
    The Adventures of Pluto Nash (2002)

  • 41%
    Showgirls (1995)

  • 3%
    Birdemic (2010)

  • 2%
    Gigli (2003)

  • 4%
    Jack and Jill (2011)

  • 5%
    From Justin to Kelly (2003)

  • 12%
    House of Wax (2005)


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Theron_Nett

Posts: 88
Joined: Oct 2020
Thursday, May 9, 2024 10:58 PM

Checked up on this thread and noticed the slight change to it. Has me wondering if there's going to be a permanent forum for each PotD just like with the CotD? If so, to any admins looking at this, you can delete my poll submission that was on that going to be on that very subject. On another note, I've got my ten choices lined up for the next poll I'm submitting. Stay tuned!


   

Havok211

Posts: 132
Joined: Nov 2016
Thursday, May 9, 2024 11:56 PM

This was honestly a tough one to choose. Truly a genuine suckfest of films. Ultimately I went with Troll 2


   

BuccaneersDen

Posts: 701
Joined: Jun 2018
Friday, May 10, 2024 6:28 AM

I think it was the mid-2000s movie staring Paris Hilton (not very good at all) in the survey. 

I'll see if I can find the Vincent Price one on TCM this weekend. I found a 1950's version of Angels in the Outfield a couple of nights ago. 

supergajit wrote:

I only know 'House of Wax' as the 1953 version was a Vincent Price film and I absolutely love Vincent Price films.


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