Title Poll Run-Off! « 12 Films. 12 Weeks. There are worse ways to spend a summer.

Title Poll Run-Off!

August 8, 2009 at 3:16 pm | Posted in Keith Boynton | 3 Comments
Tags: Al Gore, Florida, polls, run-off, voting

Because we had a well-liked write-in candidate that we’d like to give a fair chance (thanks, Gwyneth Connell!), and because the answer order wasn’t randomized last time (sloppy work, Keith!), and because we want to be absolutely sure you’d like to see a film entitled “Fuck Everyone Else,” we’re re-starting the poll to determine Film #11′s title. (For those of you just joining us, Film #11 is going to be a seat-of-our-pants affair, with a script written the day before filming — which means the results of this poll will go a long way towards determining what the film is actually about.)

Included in this poll are the top four vote-getters from the last round of voting, as well as our most popular write-in suggestion. The winner of this poll WILL be the title we use for next week’s film. So vote early! Vote often! Do it for America. Do it … for the children.

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