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With all the noise that 'The Boys' had a bad season finale, what TV shows actually had a good one?
Season finale of Castle (albeit a rushed one)
u/twintower_9-11 — 11 hours ago
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Just saw Troy after a really long time (Director's cut)
I really liked it when it came out and I still like it now. The theatrical version is good but the director's cut is better. Both version have great battle scenes. I never understood the negative reviews about Troy.
u/isa-bey — 18 hours ago
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I need a movie so emotional that i stand up to clap while crying in awe, then rewatch it again because one time is not enough
u/lurking_mistake — 12 hours ago
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Happy Birthday to Judge Reinhold 69 today! What are some of your favourite performances?
Vice Versa, Fast Times At Ridgemont High.
u/geoffcalls — 18 hours ago
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Tucker and Dale vs Evil is one of the funniest situation-based comedy movies. Truly a gem.
u/0Layscheetoskurkure0 — 1 day ago
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Sorry to bother you
There are 2 movies from 2018 that hold a very special place in my heart. blindspotting and sorry to bother you! It’s definitely not for everyone but as someone that has worked in a couple of call centers I found to be slightly relatable, yeah is it very on the nose with its allegories? Heavily but the twist at the end is so far out there I couldn’t help but come out enjoying it !
u/Embarrassed-Ad4475 — 21 hours ago
Nolan does not hear the screams of terminally online folks regarding the Odyssey
u/hasanahmad — 1 day ago
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Perfect Days (2023)
Just amazing how a film director that’s been around for so long can still make a great film like this.
“Now is Now, Next Time is Next Time.”
u/Sea_Equivalent_4207 — 13 hours ago
What is the most disturbing depiction of death/murder you’ve ever seen in a film?
for me it was Saving Private Ryan. Mellish getting killed while Upham is paralyzed with fear.
u/Efficient_Brush_3848 — 1 day ago
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Hot Take - we already got the best Odyssey movie “O’ Bro, Where Art Thou?”
u/johndoe040912 — 1 day ago
u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me — 1 day ago
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What character, despite not being the primary antagonist, did you find more repulsive than the primary villain? My pick is Dolores Umbridge from the Harry Potter franchise.
She was an authoritarian control freak who was deeply bigoted, and I found her far more repulsive than the actual main villain, Voldemort.
u/0Layscheetoskurkure0 — 1 day ago
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A friend told me this is a very decent film. I'm going to watch it this weekend.
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u/Substantial__Unit — 1 day ago
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Four times cinema made us feel completely microscopic.
Credits Goes To;
Video Edit Credit: Original edit created by the team over at @cinephile.club on Instagram.
Song/Audio: "Solitude" (Felsmann + Tiley Reinterpretation) by M83.
u/Smile_Like_Arsenic — 1 day ago