With presidential debates, and elections in the news at the moment, it makes sense that this week’s challenge is all about voting, politics or political figures.
Now before the groans start, this doesn’t mean you need to watch a political drama. We’ve probably all got them on our watchlist, and just haven’t felt the motivation to watch them yet. So feel free to watch one of them, but here are some other suggestions/ideas showing the range of movies available to this challenge.
First up, She's All That. This teen rom-com puts a fun twist on the high school prom queen vote. Watch as an unpopular girl is transformed into a prom queen contender.
Next, Dick - a hilarious political satire. Set during the Watergate scandal, two teenage girls accidentally become involved in one of the biggest political controversies in American history.
Dave features a presidential impersonator who steps in for the real president.
The outstanding 12 Angry Men is a courtroom drama where a single juror convinces others to reconsider their vote on whether the defendant is guilty or innocent
In Air Force One, Harrison Ford plays the U.S. President who must save his family and staff from hijackers.
The Hunger Games series presents a dystopian world where tributes are voted into a deadly arena, and become political symbols of rebellion.
The Parallax View is a gripping political thriller about a journalist uncovering a vast conspiracy behind a political assassination
Snowpiercer takes place on a train carrying the last of humanity in a frozen world. The film explores class division and revolution, with political undertones about power and societal structure.
The horror classic The Omen is about an American diplomat who’s son may be the Antichrist.
Finally The Purge forecasts a dystopian America where all crime is legal for one night, and is a commentary on political policies and societal breakdown.
These movies are mentioned in the video as potential suggestions for the challenge.