Don’t know yet which movie to watch this weekend? Leave a comment, we will help you
We love movie recommendations here at Polygon. Whether it’s horror, sci-fi, action, comedy, thrillers or just the best of the year, we always try to introduce readers to new and exciting films that they will love. But now we want to find the perfect movie for you. (That’s you.)
Every Thursday on Polygon we have an open thread dedicated to helping you, our dear readers, find the perfect watch for this weekend. Looking for a science fiction film that makes you think about the wonders (or horrors) of the world? We got you. Want to freshen up world cinema? How about some comfort food? We have you there too.
From 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM EDT, I’ll be answering your questions and submitting requests about what to watch this weekend in the comments section below. This is also a great place to share what you’ve been watching, if you’d like to talk about it with your fellow Polygon readers! Participation is very welcome, even without questions.
A little about me, your curator for this week: I’m Austen Goslin, an entertainment editor who is taking on this role this week while Pete is on vacation. I love all types of films, but my main areas of interest are horror films, weird curiosities (shoutout to On the Silver Globe), and just about anything in a movie theater.
I looked last week Civil war, Abigail, Challengers, The Ministry of Unfriendly Warfareand that of 2008 The strangers, to get ready for the new one coming out in about a month. I also recently completed both Fallouta surprisingly great show, and Shogunabsolutely great television, and I’ll stay tuned for the new season of Top chef.
Now it’s time to turn it around on you. What would you like to see (or what are you planning to watch) this weekend? Leave a request in the comments and I’ll get to it between 3:30 PM and 5:30 PM EDT. Details help: let me know what you’re looking for, an idea of your tastes as a viewer, and any other relevant information you’d like to share (such as the streaming services you have access to).
Some examples of good queries from last week:
See you in the comments at 3:30 PM EDT! In the meantime, fire off your requests.