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Scene permanently etched in your brain…
Did Hans actually suspect Shoshanna in the infamous apple strudel scene?
A deleted scene from AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON (2015) explains why Captain America eventually stops wearing his helmet.
What's the movie hill you'll die on — the opinion you'll defend to your last breath, no matter how much heat you take for it?
De Niro or Pacino — who is actually the better actor? No diplomatic "they're both great." Pick one and defend it.
Most heartbreaking character death — the one that genuinely got to you?
Which Hollywood remake change you dislike the most
To me it’s the departed, Matt Damon’s death at the end.
It completely change the meaning of the original story. In the original HK version, infernal affair, the direct translation of the title would actually be “eternal hell”. It is a Buddhist term, shows “it not the dead who suffer, hell is a mindset belongs to the living”
In the original version Matt Damon’s character got away clean, however he lost his father figure and his fiancé (who also learned about the truth). Suffers in “eternal hell”.
Florence pugh is also haveing an awsome year.
Zendeya and Tom Holland arnt the only ones smashing 3 big blockbusters this year (Spiderman might appear inn doomsday according to small rumor). Florance is in Spiderman brand new day, Dune 3 and Avengers: Doomsday.
Most perfect piece of casting — the actor you can't imagine anyone else playing?
Name What’s the most shocking death scene you’ve seen.
What is the best and worst movie you've seen in theaters?
What are your thoughts?
What is the most absolute scariest, terrifying film you’ve ever seen?
What do you consider Brad Pitt’s best performance role?
I’ll start: I like ‘Meet Joe Black’.
I don't understand critically acclaimed films
I watched this film one of the filmbro I follow said this is best film he has seen I watched it and I don't understand why