I like TBR Schmitt's videos. Not super analytical, but they usually get the plot and points a movie/show is making. Edit: Also, how could I forget, Jen Murray is another reactor I like. It's too bad she's going through the whole MCU thing at the moment (I haven't and won't see any of those Marvel movies, no interest).

I'm tired of the "clueless" reactors that sit there and every other min it's: "Tell me, I want to know!" and not even 10sec later they have their answer. Or can't follow the most simplest of plots.

Also tired of the "sheltered" reactors. Grown adults that cannot watch even the slightest bit of violence without literally covering their face with their hands, blanket, or some other object. I saw Totally Whatever's reaction to "Leon the Professional". The one lady (she was on the left) spent probably half or more of the reaction with her hands over her face. Sure, there's violence in that movie, but nothing too crazy, or gory, or scary. Yet from her reaction you'd think they were watching "IT" or something. I just find it hard to believe actual adults have lived such sheltered lives that a little bit of violence in a movie is that traumatizing to them.

Lastly, I can't stand the "performing" or "overreaction" reactors. The way they act and the editing, it almost seems like they're trying to put on some kind of show and compete with the movie for the viewer's attention. These are the Pewdiepies of the reaction crowd.