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Pain, just pain 💔

Edit: I’ve just seen a article that has said he is dealing with a family issue
Edit 2: I’m not trying to say Matt should sacrifice his health or anyone’s for this film, I’m just saying as a huge fan of the first one I’m sad it’s possibly facing another delay

I.M.O The Batman is one of 3 5 star Superhero movies alongside Spider-Man 2 & Logan (maybe I’ll include one of Del Toros Hellboy’s but it’s been a while since I’ve seen them),

Just 3 days ago this movie was supposed to release and now it’s possible another delay is incoming, it hurts to know we may never see this movie and I think the chances of seeing the full trilogy are very slim at this point, yes shooting is already ongoing and maybe they could pass it on to someone else, but if it isn’t Reeves vision I don’t want it

u/Mulholland_Peaks — 9 days ago

Film Directors if they had Pokemon Types:

Feel free to say which ones you think fit and which ones you think don't fit! Also share your director/type ideas if you have any

#1:

  • Steven Spielberg - Fairy/Rock
  • Christopher Nolan - Psychic/Steel
  • Martin Scorsese - Dark/Normal
  • Quentin Tarantino - Fire/Fighting

#2:

  • David Lynch - Dark/Fairy
  • Stanley Kubrick - Psychic/Ice
  • David Fincher - Dark/Steel
  • Denis Villeneuve - Ground/Psychic

#3:

  • James Cameron & Michael Mann - Steel/Water
  • Tim Burton & Guillermo Del Toro - Fairy/Ghost

#4:

  • Hayao Miyazaki - Flying/Grass
  • Wes Anderson - Normal/Fairy
  • Francis Ford Coppola - Dark/Fire
  • Sergio Leone - Ground/Dark

#5:

  • Akira Kurosawa - Steel/Fighting
  • Andrei Tarkovsky - Water/Fire
  • Federico Fellini - Psychic/Fairy
  • Alfred Hitchcock - Psychic/Flying

#6:

  • Wong Kar Wai - Electric/Dark
  • Gaspar Noe - Psychic/Poison
  • Peter Jackson - Dragon/Ground
  • John Carpenter - Ghost/Ice
u/Odd_Satisfaction9124 — 9 days ago
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Recently watched Shoah and was absolutely floored, any other documentaries on WW2 you guys would recommend?

I've heard about the world at war (1973-4), what are your opinions on this? any later documentaries that are more accurate and engaging?

I don't mind if it's long and obtuse, I prefer it be exhaustive and talk about the war beyond the obvious maneuvers and military conquests, but rather about changes in society and progression of civilization throughout these 6 years. Anything featuring archival footage or real life interviews is absolutely incredible, and would be preferred. I would prefer there be no actor's recreation of any scenes, and stuck to archival footage. Also, I'd love to learn about the entire war rather than a single incident, however I'm open to reccs otherwise as well. Thanks :)

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u/Aristolochia_ — 7 days ago

I have broken up with my girlfriend, recommend me movies to bawl my eyes

I don't know how to tag this so I went with humour bc it's my way of coping and yes this is true. Ama? I would appreciate LGBT movies bc we were a lesbian couple.

u/urworst_nightmare666 — 9 days ago

‘Artificial’ First Reactions: Luca Guadagnino’s OpenAI Drama Is Earning Huge Praise, With Early Reactions Calling It “The Movie of the Decade” and “The Real Sequel to The Social Network”

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u/Maleficent-Choice254 — 9 days ago

What is your favorite movie of the year so far?

Personally for me it’s mother your mother your mother. I absolutely loved everything about this from the sound design, action, and of course Mahershala Ali’s Phenomenal performance.

u/The_B1g_T4nk — 9 days ago
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The Martian starring Matt Damon really two movies in one - do you agree?

On the one hand The Martian is a gritty realistic look at a man stranded on a planet.

On the other hand it is a crowd-pleasing story full of improbabilities and impossibilities.

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u/Fantastic_Narwhal_54 — 8 days ago

My 5-starred films from the first half of the 2020s

From the 2020s onward. Not just to 2025*

u/emil-p-emil — 9 days ago

As much as I love Tom Cruise doing all this sequel stuff, it was so refreshing to see him something new and original like this, and I hope to see him do more original stuff again.

u/AlmightyLoaf54 — 9 days ago
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I filmed a movie 10 Years ago, and It releases in 57 theaters tonight.

JOURNEY follows Roberto, a man born in Mexico and raised in the United States who is deported and must make his way across Mexico to return to his girlfriend before the birth of their child.

Why it took so long.

I wrote this film about 13 years ago, with my brother and the director of the film. I am the cinematographer and executive producer. In other words, this film is 100% independent. We filmed this over 10 yrs ago. And no, it wasn't just sitting around.

From creating our first Kickstarter/Indiegogo Campaigns,
to raising the funds to film the movie in 7 months
to writing hot checks to the police chief in Laredo, TX (oh it was filmed in Laredo),
to having to stop production because we ran out of funds.
Raising Funds again,
to filming in Mexico(Monterrey) because we couldn't bring our actors to the states,
to having the local mexican goverment confiscate our equipment,
to many more stories.

We didn't expect to be in theaters, even though that was the goal from the beginning. I want to encourage filmmakers out there, it's possible! Hope you can watch it if it's in a theater near you. Oh, we are still indie, and we don't have studio backing, and still retain ownership of our film. (another crazy story). Ask away i'll be around into showtime!

Trailer: https://youtu.be/R5WTchryA78?si=laHJpyy4HpJmupT0
Showtimes & Locations: https://journeythemovie.com/
Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/film/journey-2026/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/watchjourneyfilm

u/nando1485 — 14 days ago