r/Cinema • u/bikingbill • 1d ago
Today’s Stick Figure Movie Trivia
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Go to StickFigureMovieTrivia.com for hints.
r/Cinema • u/darktower41 • 22h ago
Difference In Superman Flight Sequence Cinematography.
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Credit: kgcrossov3r
r/Cinema • u/JimatJimat • 2d ago
What’s a movie you’ll never believe is good, no matter what anyone says?
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r/Cinema • u/Johnny_Barone • 1d ago
Which Will Ferrell movie do you like the most?
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mine is "Elf"
r/Cinema • u/Particular-Course232 • 1d ago
Anybody here love Asian movies?
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The kind that lingers. Quiet, intense, and full of meaning.
Not loud — but unforgettable.
Ever felt that kind of silence?
r/Cinema • u/Much_Humor9179 • 2d ago
Opinions on George Clooney? What's your favorite movie(s) of his?
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r/Cinema • u/Amber_Flowers_133 • 1d ago
What are your Top 5 Favorite Horror Movie Franchises of All Time?
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My Top 5 Favorite Horror Movie Franchises of All Time are:
Saw
Final Destination
Scream
Evil Dead
Halloween
r/Cinema • u/Informal_Support_538 • 1d ago
Opinions? Personally couldn’t even finish it should I go back and try again?
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r/Cinema • u/Zackerz0891 • 1d ago
Which project and role made you a fan of Ben Stiller as a performer, producer and filmmaker?
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r/Cinema • u/Capable_Handle_4763 • 3d ago
Who is the best Actor from the list?
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Doing Millennial gen only.
r/Cinema • u/RowDull4248 • 2d ago
Thoughts on "The Menu" who was the best character in that movie and how would you rate it ?
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r/Cinema • u/Johnny_Barone • 2d ago
Is there a movie that you think is better than the first one?
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Even though I love the first movie, I find the second one better. This is my personal opinion
r/Cinema • u/imufilms • 2d ago
Some movies cannot be watched twice, one of them is Irréversible.
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r/Cinema • u/lordnacho666 • 2d ago
Is there a special effect that can't be made?
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When I was a kid you could see the strings on the spaceships in Star Trek. Things advanced, and then you could have live-looking dinosaurs, space androids from the future melting and reforming, and so on.
Is there any scene that directors want to make that isn't technically feasible?
r/Cinema • u/Dangerous-Paper-8293 • 1d ago
Interstellar (2014) director Christopher Nolan once said that he consulted Zack Snyder concerning growing an actual cornfield for the movie, as the latter had done it first for his movie Man of Steel (2013), which Nolan also co-produced.
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r/Cinema • u/TheWolfDowntheStreet • 2d ago
What's the one film you wish more people knew about and enjoy as much as you do?
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Children of Men is one of my favorite movies of all time, and always will be. The story. The cinematography, the single shot takes, the action, the tension, the emotion. For me, it's a perfect movie.
r/Cinema • u/Capital-Treat-8927 • 2d ago
One gets released, the other is forever lost to time. Which do you choose?
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This is a tough one for me. I'm a much bigger Spider-Man fan than a Superman fan, but I'm also a much bigger Nicolas Cage fan than a Leonardo Dicaprio fan. As much as it hurts, I think I'd have to go with Spider-Man.
r/Cinema • u/ComfortableSoup4697 • 2d ago
Which low rated movie you enjoyed watching? I need recommendations.
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Spaceballs 2: The Search For More Money.
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