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Is this the biggest difference between critics' and audience scores in RT's history, or has there been a difference for a different film that was even greater?

u/Single_Issue_404 — 2 hours ago
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What’s a movie that changed your perspective on cinema?

I’m quite new to the world of movies, and i feel like i haven’t yet watched something that absolutely blew my mind. I’m itching for something revolutionary!

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u/roobiedoobied00 — 2 hours ago
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What's one thing you'd change about buying movie tickets online?

I work on the movie ticketing side at Fever, and one thing I've realized is that people care way more about the buying experience than most companies think.

We spend a lot of time talking about this internally, but I'm curious what actual moviegoers think.

What's the biggest annoyance when buying movie tickets online?

Doesn't matter who you use - I genuinely want to know what makes you think, "Why is this still so bad?"

Not here to pitch anything. Just looking to hear what people would actually improve if they could change one thing.

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u/Sam_from_FeverMovies — 1 hour ago
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I finally was able to watch the movie, “Project Hail Mary”. What a great movie! I loved every bit of the movie and it had me laughing out loud when Ryland said that he feels like the villains trapped in the "Phantom Zone” from Superman, Superman II LOL. Epic!!! What are your thoughts of the movie?

u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me — 12 hours ago
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What is the best movie review you have ever read or watched? Why is it the best review?

Title is pretty self-explanatory. But I am wondering what reviews you guys like the most? And why does it stand out to you?

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u/TheBenster69teehee — 5 hours ago
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You think The End Of Oak Street looks like a good wild movie?

It’s releasing in August 10. I’m sold for that movie.

u/UsefulWeb7543 — 12 hours ago
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Tomi Adeyemi goes scorched earth on Children of Blood and Bone

Tomi Adeyemi is publicly distancing herself from the upcoming film adaptation of her novel Children of Blood and Bone. She says that she refuses to support, promote or even watch the movie and has told someone involved in it never to contact her or say her name in public again.

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u/Resident_Dog_6589 — 4 hours ago
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Robin Williams is know for his comedy but what did you think about Insomnia, The Final Cut, and One Hour Photo?

u/thepartlow — 16 hours ago