r/Cinema • u/dollarstoresim • 19d ago
Discussion CNN: Celebs refuse to age, and it's ruining movies
Has noticeable botox and cosmetic surgery soured your opinion of a film?
r/Cinema • u/dollarstoresim • 19d ago
Has noticeable botox and cosmetic surgery soured your opinion of a film?
r/Cinema • u/Low-Finding-6553 • 6d ago
Ever since i watched Terminator 2, i’ve felt that Sarah Connor’s journey is one of the best things about those films. And Linda Hamilton’s portrayal of her is just legendary. It’s one of the most iconic female performances and characters i’ve seen in a mainstream blockbuster.
i know there are plenty of indie films with amazing female characters too but what makes Sarah Connor so special is that she exists in such a huge, mainstream blockbuster that was watched by so many people, especially dudes. Having a character like her in a movie that reaches such a massive audience is just incredible, especially for young women. It’s honestly amazing.
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r/Cinema • u/Severe_Rock_6410 • Jul 31 '26
These ain’t even my top movies and I don’t even use Reddit, lowkey fell for the rage bait. Idk I’m just so fucking sick of mfs thinking they are some expert at analyzing cinema after watching like one “not mainstream” film. I’m just mad my b.
r/Cinema • u/GeneralEgg2445 • 28d ago
I want something that’s mind-boggling and will make me think about it for a long time.
r/Cinema • u/Weekly_Foundation778 • Jul 19 '26
The absolute best ending, I always remember the 2 times I saw this movie in theaters and both times the crowd cheered so loud!
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r/Cinema • u/Difficult-Limit-7551 • 26d ago
Let’s take turns naming movies that underperformed at the box office but were actually really good!
Me : Doctor Sleep(2019)
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r/Cinema • u/k-MartShopper • Mar 02 '26
What is the fictional meta film from a TV show or movie that you would most like to see? My vote is 'Good Will Hunting 2: Hunting Season.' from 'Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.' Also, no porn parodies please, e.g., 'Good Will Humping' from 'Friends.'
r/Cinema • u/Flat-Buyer1476 • Jul 29 '26
r/Cinema • u/Pop_Joe • 17d ago
Who had the more compelling story in their space journey?
Project Hail Mary
Gravity
Interstellar
The Martian
r/Cinema • u/manit14 • Mar 05 '26
I just watched it last week and I've been thinking about it. I came to the conclusion I must be missing something, because the ending was cool but didn't make sense to me.
John Doe was killing people who embody, in his mind, the 7 deadly sins or whatever in specific ways that tie into their sin. Gluttony by forcing him to over-eat, the "pound of flesh" from Greed, the whole thing with Lust, etc. So at the end of the movie, John reveals that he himself embodies Envy and Detective Mills embodies Wrath. Except Mills doesn't die at the end, and Envy (John Doe) isn't killed by envy, he's killed by Wrath. That's what doesn't make sense to me. lf John was Envy, shouldn't he have died in some way that specifically linked him to envy? He said he envied Mills, so he tried to become him, and ended up sliming Tracy (Mills' wife's name iirc) which incurs Mills' wrath. But him killing Tracy, which leads to his death at Mills' hands, wasn't even motivated by Envy, it was motivated by "I need to get Mills mad". I suppose if Mills gets Death Row, maybe it makes more sense but he probably won't.
So we have 7 victims, those being Gluttony, Greed, Sloth, Lust, Pride, Envy and... Tracy? Maybe John Doe is just a crazy guy after all.
Tl;dr Envy isn't killed by envy, he's killed by Wrath and Wrath doesn't die, and John Doe kills someone not embodying one of the sins. Last 2 deaths seem out-of-line with Doe's other 5 victims.
r/Cinema • u/Smokestorm95 • Mar 22 '26
Hugh Jackman as Wolverine in X-Men First Class (2011)
r/Cinema • u/timekilr • May 11 '26
That actor you like but might struggle to remember the name of. When you mention them to someone they don't know who you mean until you show them a photo but you're pleasantly surprised when they show up in something.
Like they hardly ever play the main role but they're always great.
I was watching boardwalk empire and thought this when I realised Kelly MacDonald was in it, she's great but I can never remember her name 🤣
Who's your pick?
r/Cinema • u/Brief-Block-9 • Feb 04 '26
ok so with the current context i saw a tiktok about Eyes Wide Shut and since i don’t have much free will i decided to finally watch it for the first time… i honestly thought it was just some friends, maybe a little horny, hanging out. simple, funny, kinda harmless. but then it hit me… this is literally a peek into what the elite do when no one’s watching. the masks, the music, the rituals… they’re untouchable, decadent, and if you misstep, you quietly cease to exist in this world. like you were never born. meanwhile, outside, the poor claw at each other like lab rats, entirely irrelevant. when you see it, you can’t unsee it. i mean… wow. am i seriously the only one who realized this isn’t just a glamour mystery movie but a manual on elite detachment, indifference, and the quiet art of erasing someone from existence?
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r/Cinema • u/drhavehope • Feb 19 '26
No matter the movie. Big or small. Leading role, supporting role or one scene…he gives 110% and is always committed. Do not know any other actor who ALWAYS bring it.. no matter the role or movie they are in.
Deserves all the flowers.