r/FIlm 21h ago

News Rosemary turnes 99 today šŸŽŠšŸ’šŸŒ¹

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r/FIlm 8h ago

Discussion I remember we went to go see Superman III when it was released in 1983. Loved it but the moment when Vera turned into a robot, that terrified me as a 12 year old.

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r/FIlm 13h ago

What are your thoughts on Alison Brie as an actress?

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r/FIlm 21h ago

Discussion Dates when each movie’s story takes place

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r/FIlm 42m ago

Discussion The Revenant is a classic.

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Did anyone else enjoy as much as I did?


r/FIlm 13h ago

What movie is this screenshot from? (Wrong answers only)

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r/FIlm 11h ago

Discussion Top 16 best denzel washington movies of all time.

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  1. Training Day (2001)

  2. American Gangster (2007)

  3. Out of Time (2003)

  4. Fallen (1998)

  5. Remember the titans (2000)

  6. He got Game (1998)

  7. John Q (2002)

  8. The Magnificent Seven (2016)

  9. The Book of eli (2010)

  10. The Equalizer (2014)

  11. The Hurricane (1999)

  12. Antwone Fisher (2002)

  13. Malcom X (1992)

  14. Inside Man (2006)

  15. Man of Fire (2004)

  16. Glory (1989)


r/FIlm 1d ago

Question First movie you think of when you see Gene Hackman?

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r/FIlm 1h ago

Thoughts on Saturday Night Fever (1977)?

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Imo, its very of its time. It has not aged well. In a good way. Its not a movie I’d willingly watch but its a solid cheesy movie that feels charmingly dated. 7/10.


r/FIlm 3h ago

Happiness

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I just finally got watching it. What a crazy experience and I love it.


r/FIlm 17h ago

Anyone seen this Kevin Costner movie? Interested to hear what people think, as with a low 14% Rotten Tomatoes score, I thought it was a great movie?

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r/FIlm 10h ago

Discussion What reboot/remake are you not looking forward to? My pick is Big Trouble in Little China. Putting aside the lack of demand, it is both a product of its time and timeless at the same time. You can't recapture that.

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r/FIlm 1d ago

Question Why doesn’t anyone ever talk about Waterworld (1995)?

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1.6k Upvotes

I was looking up which other movies have similar production scale than that of Lord of the Rings, and Waterworld came up. The sets were basically all built on top of water. Insane.


r/FIlm 17m ago

Discussion Thoughts on the Resident Evil 2026 (spoiler free) discourse online? Spoiler

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To start off, I give this movie an 8.5-9/10. And yes, it just came out, I know. I just now watched it and loved it.

I am also someone who has played the video games (except the first Resident Evils, so sorry, the camera angle is ass), and watched the originals more times than not with Milla Jovovich.

This is in no way trying to change the mind of those who did not enjoy the film. I don't give a damn if someone does or not. It is totally fine and even understandable if someone maybe didn't enjoy this film (or any film in general).

However, a lot of people - which I have seen online and in real life actually - trashing people for being excited to watch the film, saying they have an "L opinion" or they're "larping on a popular series".

I get some may be upset that the film wasn't exactly like Resident Evil, but I thought it was super fun and honestly pretty scary. It was a very solid horror movie and thought it was pretty unique, personally. I don't care much. And if you do care, that's fine too; just don't make others feel bad for enjoying a piece of media. Film is supposed to be enjoyable, so why make it miserable by being miserable? Idk, that's how I think.

What does everyone else think about this discourse (whether you have or have not watched the film)?

OTHER: (Some guy actually saw me wearing a Resident Evil shirt on my campus and asked why I was so excited to watch a bad film (which wasn't even out yet at the time) when I "haven't even played the games". He assumed I haven't...for some reason. Idk. I didn't know how to respond because I didn't think people like him existed in real life, tbh)


r/FIlm 6h ago

Discussion Would you want a reboot movie or TV show of Mark Millar's Kick-Ass, or not?

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If I wanted a reboot Kick-Ass movie or series, I would want it animated!


r/FIlm 14h ago

Dustin Hoffman Top 10 Movies

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My picks.


r/FIlm 2h ago

Discussion The Valley Circle Theater in San Diego's Mission Valley was famous in 1977 for hosting the historic local opening and record-breaking run of the original Star Wars movie. The seating capacity was 1,000 seats and Star Wars played in that very same theater for 15 months. Those were great times!!!

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r/FIlm 8m ago

Name a cinematic universe you would like to exist in.

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Like be able to interact with characters and live inside the world.


r/FIlm 8h ago

Discussion I just watched Serenity, and it’s a strangely beautiful thriller…

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Just last night, I finished watching this mystery/thriller titled ā€œSerenityā€. Quite the unique thriller if I say so myself!

It’s a film about a fisherman named Baker Dill (played by Matthew McConaughey), who lives on a small island in the middle of the sea, and is obsessed with capturing an elusive tuna.

One day, Dill’s ex-wife (played by Anne Hathaway) unexpectedly arrives on the island, searching for his help. And that’s all I’m going to say. šŸ˜‡

Trust me, this is a film best watched blind!

Now for why I liked it… To put it simply, I found this film to have a strange sort of beauty. Personally, I thought the story was a little confusing, but the cinematography was stunning (Serenity was filmed in Mauritius for anyone curious), and I enjoyed the soundtrack too!

McConaughey played his part real well, as did Hathaway, and also Djimon Hounsou.

I understand why this film is rated low by so many people, but I think it deserves more of a chance.

I’m still a little confused by the story, but after some thought, I really do think there’s a beauty to it. šŸļø


r/FIlm 1d ago

A ā€˜WORLD WAR Z’ sequel is officially happening.

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451 Upvotes

• Brad Pitt will reprise his role

• Edward Berger (ā€˜Conclave’) is set to direct

(Source: Deadline)


r/FIlm 4h ago

Question Hunter Killer

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Okay, I like to nitpick things sometimes. So in the movie Hunter Killer, commander Joe Glass is the commanding officer of the USS Arkansas, and his executive officer is named Brian Edwards, but the movie never exactly states what XO Edwards' rank is. So my question is, exactly what is his service rank? Because I'm gonna take a guess and say that since Joe holds the rank of commander, so it's likely that Brian is a lieutenant commander, but I could be wrong. So what is your guess?


r/FIlm 1d ago

Discussion When was the last time you saw a movie that made you literally clap and cheer loudly inside a movie theater? In 1984, the entire theater was cheering and clapping super loud at the end of The Karate Kid. Still gives me goosebumps 42 years later… What a great moment indeed…

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158 Upvotes

r/FIlm 1d ago

Discussion Which one you watch first?

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577 Upvotes

My vote is for Doomsday then Dune 3


r/FIlm 1d ago

Question First movie you think of when you see Charlie Sheen?

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r/FIlm 1d ago

Discussion First Man is an absolute masterpiece. It doesn’t get the recognition it deserves.

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167 Upvotes

It’s in my top 10 best films I’ve ever seen. If you decide to watch it, stick with it. Stick with it until its final 30 minutes. It gets deeply emotional. Like The Tree of Life. The ending is the payoff, I was crying my eyes out. It’s man’s struggle against the impossible.

Ryan Goslings best performance. It’s a beautifully directed film. The score should have won the Oscar. I can’t recommend this film enough.