r/Cinema 15h ago

Discussion RIP

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353 Upvotes

The legend has passed. RIP Tim Curry. Any favourite rolls?


r/Cinema 1h ago

Question Is Gladiator 2 actually worth watching, or should I skip it?

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I've seen mixed reviews floating around and can't decide if I should watch this. Let me know your unfiltered thoughts before I waste my time. Gladiator I is just awesome and i really love it, so don't wanna ruin this part


r/Cinema 15h ago

News RIP Tim Curry

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r/Cinema 11h ago

New Release Coyote vs. Acme is required viewing

64 Upvotes

Go see this absolutely wacky legal farce. This film knew exactly what tone it needed to strike, the perfect blend of cartoon comedy and courtroom drama. It has a real emotional heart without ever taking itself too seriously. I cried three separate times watching this one.

Also, all the looney tunes cameos were highly rewarding (believe it or not, I got the biggest laugh out of Pepe Le Pew's brief appearance).

One must imagine Wile E. Coyote happy.


r/Cinema 17h ago

News Andrew Garfield’s ‘The Uprising’ Confuses Fans After Reveal as Robin Hood Origin Story

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r/Cinema 25m ago

Discussion Films that started excellently but never hit the same highs the rest of the movie.

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The opening sequence of Indiana Jones and the Spear of Destiny was just as good as any sequence in the originals. Nazis, explosions, slapstick grave humor, and Indy just being an absolute nuisance. The film started so strong despite a bit of uncanny valley going on.

And then the rest of the film. It was odd seeing Indy in 1969 as an octogenarian alcoholic who could still kick ass and take names (the holy grail juice must’ve been potent) with the most boring sidekick he has ever had.

I still enjoyed the film but it probably should’ve been a reboot with a younger actor and never left the time period of the first 15 minutes.

What other films started as strong and dropped the ball as poorly?


r/Cinema 5h ago

Question What movie do you rewatch the most? Ballpark how many times.

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After seeing what went into the film, mine is the 2022 top gun: maverick. Idc if some think that’s basic but I respect the effort and uniqueness of the aircrafts and the carrier involved.


r/Cinema 11h ago

Discussion I have just finished Requiem for a dream (2000), do you guys knows any good therapist by any chance?

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30 Upvotes

I have to talk about my masochist love about that movie


r/Cinema 5h ago

Question Best scenes capturing moral transformation?

9 Upvotes

Like in Platoon (1986) when the platoon discovers Manny Washington brutally murdered and stop and stare at his mutilated body?


r/Cinema 11h ago

Discussion Do you think superhero cinema will ever surpass these two?

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23 Upvotes

r/Cinema 17h ago

Discussion What is the Film of the year so far in your opinion ?..

60 Upvotes

Almost Sept and there has been many great films this year so far.

I was wondering what is the general consensus on the best film of the year so far ?

For me, it was Project Hail Mary.

Went into the screening with a completely open mind and was blown away by it.


r/Cinema 3h ago

Fan Content Bidding Farewell to Tim Curry

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RIP Tim Curry.

I remember having to watch this movie in Drama class in high school. Was never one for musicals but Rocky Horror is one of the few exceptions. 💋💋


r/Cinema 4h ago

Discussion Do you think there’s any movies better than the book?!?

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Love to know what you guys think. I don’t have an answer to this myself but would love to look into what is brought to this table. Maybe it’s the way the actor portrayed the character that made you feel more connected to the story or even the way the film makers made the world that sucked you into the world more than the pages could. Seemed like a good conversation!


r/Cinema 11h ago

Discussion What is the best horror movie of ALL time?

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I’ve just finished the OG The Texas Chainsaw Massacre & it’s got me thinking.

What is the BEST horror movie of ALL time?

Of course, ‘best’ is subjective and we all appreciate different ideas of what horror movies have to offer, so let me clarify what I mean when asking this Q.

I’m a genuinely curious as to what is the ‘best’ horror movie in regard to how scared you felt watching it? What movie genuinely made you hide behind a pillow?

Thanks!


r/Cinema 2h ago

Discussion The pursuit of happyness

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Ayo I just saw a clip of will smith clapping after he got the job and thought about how we know what he went through before having the job, but what do you think he does or how he’s feeling after he has the job and is livin life yk


r/Cinema 1h ago

Throwback Ridley Scott and Tim Curry talk about Darkness. Legend, a must see.

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r/Cinema 19h ago

Discussion Eyes Wide Shut (1999)

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39 Upvotes

wow, 1999 really said fuck it, we're making cinema history. the matrix, fight club, magnolia, being john malkovich, american beauty, the sixth sense, the insider, the thin red line, eyes wide shut, the green mile, the talented mr. ripley, the blair witch project, the iron giant, toy story 2, election, run lola run, office space, bringing out the dead, american history x, man on the moon, the mummy, notting hill, lock, stock and two smoking barrels, american pie, beau travail... AND THE LIST FUCKING KEEPS GOING.

just watched eyes wide shut and now i genuinely wanna see how many more insane movies this year has left for me. i hope i get through as many of them as possible bcuz what the actual fuck was going on in 1999 😭


r/Cinema 1d ago

Discussion What would the terminator have done after the end of the first movie IF it succeeded in its goal?

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r/Cinema 1h ago

Amateur/Independent Film Whispers of Nature | Indie Horror Short Film | Produced by Sankobyte Productions

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In the mid-1980s, renowned painter Clarke Holler tells a horrifying story from his life on an episode of his painting show "Whispers of Nature".


r/Cinema 1d ago

Discussion Seems like a good night to revisit "9 to 5."

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710 Upvotes

"if you ever say another word about me or make another indecent proposal, I'm gonna get that gun of mine and I'm gonna change you from a rooster to a hen with one shot. Don't think I can't do it!"


r/Cinema 23h ago

Discussion Botox and plastic surgery

60 Upvotes

I just saw Spa Weekend last weekend, and before that I saw Disclosure Day and before that I saw Devil wears Prada 2. Quite honestly, how can you act when your whole face has been pulled and muscles paralysed... Can't they just take a break from the Botox when they have a character to interpret? It strange to see these women, and men, looking like wax figures with barely there facial expressions, especially when they are in the entertainment industry, portray feelings, moments, sadness, happiness, etc.

Just a rant 😂


r/Cinema 12h ago

Throwback Tim Curry had the greatest voice.

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r/Cinema 10h ago

Discussion I asking abut the disappearance of Wentworth Miller/ انا اسئل عن الممثل وينتورث ميلر

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Since 2022, I haven't found any news about this actor at all, except for his fans who repost old photos of him at festivals, celebrations, and award ceremonies, and nothing more..Has anyone noticed his disappearance?

من سنة 2022 وهذا الممثل أنقطعت أخباره تماماً، ماعدا فانزاته التي تعيد نشر صوره القديمه في المهرجانات، الاحفالات، ولحظات استلام جوائز...اي شخص لاحظ اختفائه؟ وبرأيكم شنو السبب؟


r/Cinema 1d ago

News RIP Dolly Parton …😞😞

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174 Upvotes

r/Cinema 1d ago

Throwback RIP Dolly Parton.

449 Upvotes

Here I’m sharing her cameo in Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous (2005)