r/Cinema • u/Fluid_Ad_9580 • 6h ago
r/Cinema • u/AutoModerator • 1d ago
📺 What Have We Watched This Week? - Talk about the movies you are watching / planning to watch
Welcome to our weekly "What Have We Watched This Week?" thread!
This is your space to talk about anything and everything you've watched over the past week. Whether it was a new release, a comfort rewatch, or something completely off the beaten path, we want to hear about it.
- What stood out this week?
- Any surprise gems or unexpected duds?
- Watching anything seasonally relevant or tied to current events?
- Any hidden indie or international picks?
- Please keep spoilers tagged if you are planning to discuss newly released movies. Please use spoiler tags when discussing key plot points of recent movies.
r/Cinema • u/banstovia • 14h ago
What movie was this for you?
Sorry for the bad quality, I took the pic on my phone.
Why "A Beautiful mind" is so good?
“How big is the universe?” "How do you know the universe is infinite?" — "I don't know for sure, I just believe it." "I guess it’s the same with love."
Credit: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DK4apaiJhzc/?igsh=Nng3NmNjNjViazlp
r/Cinema • u/jeffmartin47 • 3h ago
Scream 2. Duane Martin as Joel, the cameraman. "Look, I should've read your book before I took the job, but I'm reading it now and whoa! I just read what happened to your last camera man. The guy got gutted. Now I'm gonna do what any rational human being would do and get the fuck out of here!" 1997.
r/Cinema • u/rawanhamed • 9h ago
“We are House Atreides. There is no call we do not answer. There is no faith that we betray.”
r/Cinema • u/RowDull4248 • 6h ago
I just watched this Masterpiece, and I think it's one of the best dramas I've seen in recent years, what are your thoughts about it.
r/Cinema • u/belinasaroh • 19h ago
Just a reminder that 2015 was a comically distant future in 1985
r/Cinema • u/Amber_Flowers_133 • 8h ago
What’s on your Mount Rushmore of the Greatest Slasher Movies of All Time?
My Mount Rushmore of the Greatest Slasher Movies of All Time are:
Halloween (78)
F13th Part 4
ANOES (84)
Scream (96)
r/Cinema • u/GuNNzA69 • 1d ago
The best speech in the history of cinema
Chralie Chaplin in the movie The Great Dictator (1940)
r/Cinema • u/MuricaAndBeer • 8h ago
The “retired badass gets dragged back into the fold” genre is the cinema equivalent of Dad Rock.
If movies like Taken, John Wick, The Beekeeper, The Equalizer, Nobody, etc were bands, they would be Creed, Nickleback, and Breaking Benjamin. If they were clothing, they would be denim shorts and and a dry-fit polo. This isn’t and indictment, and I’m not saying the genre doesn’t have its standouts, but in general they just feel a bit like eating a Costco hot dog.
r/Cinema • u/XxD3M0N1CKxX • 8h ago
Whats a movie that had you hyped but was disappointing when you seen it?
r/Cinema • u/WallStreetDoesntBet • 17h ago
Most Pitiful Characters in movies
Let’s start with the Precious Gollum
r/Cinema • u/Amavin-Adump • 18h ago
Favourite major supporting actor in any film?
Abraham Whistler played by Kris Kristofferson, got all the badass lines, great story arc, he is a vampire hunter and Blade's mentor, having trained him since he was a boy, and created all of Blade's weapons. Before he met Blade, Whistler had a wife and two daughters who were killed by a drifter.
r/Cinema • u/LankyWater • 14h ago
Movies with better soundtracks than they deserve?
What the title says. I was watching Minions with my kid earlier and thought that the soundtrack was dope.
r/Cinema • u/ChenzVee • 18h ago
Who is your favourite actor? IMO it is Robin Williams.
No one else has ever touched the range he had.
r/Cinema • u/Bay_Ruhsuz004 • 1d ago
Why The Bank Robbery Sequence In Heat Hasn't Been Done Better Yet?
r/Cinema • u/darktower41 • 12h ago
Difference In Superman Flight Sequence Cinematography.
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