
r/oscarmoments

Arrival honestly has one of the saddest endings in sci-fi movies
I expected aliens in Arrival not anexistential crisis
how do you feel about movies based on games?
reddit.comAnton Ego becomes a completely different character once you grow up (Ratatouille)
As a kid I thought he was just the “villain critic”
But later, he comes across as someone who has simply long since forgotten what it means to truly love something
does anyone else think Fight Club gets misunderstood by a lot of people? (Fight Club)
Every time I see people talk about this movie, it feels like half the audience got a completely different message from the other half.
Some people idolize Tyler Durden.
And I’m pretty sure the movie is warning you not to.
what was the exact moment you realized nobody was safe in The Departed?
At first, the film feels like a typical crime thriller but at some point, you realize there’s no “plot armor” here at all, and after that, the tension shifts dramatically
Coraline gets way more disturbing when you watch it as an adult
When I was younger, I mostly remembered the visuals
Watching it now feels completely different
The whole movie has this weird uncomfortable feeling that hits way harder as an adult
has any movie ending ever made you sit there in complete silence?
reddit.comwhat’s a movie ending that completely ruined your mood for the rest of the day? Mine was Se7en
Not even because it’s shocking
Just because the ending leaves you with this heavy feeling that doesn’t go away immediately
Se7en was probably the first movie that did that to me
I just realized almost nobody smiles in Inception
I randomly noticed this on a rewatch.
Almost every character looks tense or emotionally exhausted for the entire movie.
And now I can’t unsee it.
what’s a movie you thought would be overrated and then it completely destroyed you emotionally? Mine was The Green Mile
I avoided this movie for years because people hyped it up so much
I thought there was no way it could live up to that reputation
Turns out it somehow did
what’s a movie that completely changed for you after a second watch? Mine was Shutter Island
The first time I watched Shutter Island I was mostly focused on the mystery
But on the second watch, knowing the ending completely changes the way almost every scene feels
was Summer actually a bad person or did Tom just romanticize everything? (500 Days of Summer)
The older I get, the less I see this movie the same way.
When I first watched it, I thought Summer was the problem.
Now it feels more like Tom created an idealized version of her in his head.
that ending shot in Prisoners still bothers me years later(Prisoners)
I love endings that don’t explain everything directly
was Lou already a psychopath at the start of the movie or did he become one? (Nightcrawler)
That’s the part of the movie that always stuck with me.
He already feels “off” almost immediately.
But at the same time, every step deeper into that world makes him even worse.
am I the only one who still can’t decide if Fletcher was a genius or just abusive? (Whiplash)
Every time I see people talk about this movie, the comments are completely split.
Some think he pushed Andrew to greatness.
Others think he completely destroyed him as a person.
why does nobody in American Psycho ever recognize each other properly? (American Psycho)
I thought it was just a running joke at first.
But the longer the movie goes on, the weirder it gets.
who do you think suffered more by the end of The Prestige? (The Prestige)
was Interstellar really about saving humanity or just about a father and his daughter? (Interstellar)
The movie talks about humanity, science, survival and space.
But emotionally it always felt much smaller and more personal to me
Oliver Reed died before Gladiator was finished so they recreated him with early CGI (Gladiator)
Oliver Reed died right in the middle of filming, and some of his scenes hadn’t been shot yet, so the filmmakers had to use early computer graphics and editing techniques to finish the film, for the year 2000, this was quite unusual and expensive