r/okbuddycinephile
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This sub peaked on Kirkday and we’ll never return to those heights
u/staresinshamona — 6 hours ago
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Favourite actor who has women only dating him for his central heating now
u/WideConversation1989 — 3 hours ago
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mfw i realize this sub is going to be filled with the stupidest discourse ever about the Odissey for a full month
u/Breaktroughnatures — 6 hours ago
In Sunrise on the Reaping (2026), to signify that this scene takes place in the poorest district of a fascist state, the women have perfect veneers, bleach and toned hair, and glam makeup. This is because americans hate looking at ugly people.
u/Esfell — 14 hours ago
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Favorite actor who lost street cred after a role. I'll start.
u/don_quixote_2 — 12 hours ago
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Time for a morning goonpost of an actress. Go ahead, have a wank.
u/SpreadElectronic1232 — 11 hours ago
Fave actor/actress with this sort of smile?
u/Hot-Diggity_Dog — 14 hours ago
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scene that’s unjerkingly the funniest thing you’ve ever seen in any movie ever?
kong: skull island (2017)
u/jjojehongg — 18 hours ago
Every single Internet discussion about Idiocracy
u/GrumpsMcYankee — 19 hours ago
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Fav sub whose members have no idea what the sub is about
in the most easiest and dumbed down way, this would've been a hateful post if made on r/movies or r/films type sub, NOT on a "sarcastic and dishonest take" sub.
the only valid comment was that she's a tv actor and this is kino sub (my bad).
posers.
u/blumshubs — 18 hours ago
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Was racism really this bad in the 1930s? People were seriously being denied entry into clubs and ostracised just for being white?
u/Musty-Old-Couch — 18 hours ago
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Favorite actor who was drunk and/or high as hell during filming but still had an amazing performance
u/GuldensSpicyMustard — 1 day ago