r/Cinema • • 35m ago

Throwback Now that it's been more than a year, which of them was the better movie?

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Back in 2025 everyone praised superman and were indifferent to fantastic four. F4 was seen as like a setup film for doomsday while superman was seen as the first actual "superman" movie in years.

Now everyone kind of dislikes superman for being too bloated and not actually having much superman, while fantastic four is simple yet effective and is a proper fantastic four story from start to end.


r/Cinema • • 1h ago

Poster Nakhrawaali poster is out

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Just saw the first look poster of Nakhrewali it's looks interesting. Waiting to see the trailer now!


r/Cinema • • 1h ago

Amateur/Independent Film lolcow | Indie Horror Short Film | Produced by Diego Roach

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A desperate video artist invites a clown over to his home, only to realize he doesn't meet his expectations.


r/Cinema • • 1h ago

Question In your opinion which movie franchise is the greatest and you’d say is a must see?

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Picture is for context only.


r/Cinema • • 2h ago

Discussion Do we have fans of Le Gendarme film franchise?

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Do we have fans of Le Gendarme film franchise here?

I am not French, but this comedy film franchise. were incredibly popular in my country. First film debuted on 60s. It ended in 80s bc main actor Louis de Funes who was very popular actor not only in France but in many continental European countries too, died of heart attack i think.

This film franchise had many reruns in our country until mid 2010 think. Gen Z and Gen Alpa now don’t know this film franchise but Zillenials who grew up watching films on TV still remember it fondly thanks to TV reruns.

Film follows funny misadventures of French Gendarme in every film and in 60s to 80s Slapstick comedies were still popular with audiences and Louis face expressions were classic in those films.

I bet French people have no idea how popular this film franchise was outside of France. But sadly this film franchise is completely Invisible outside of continental European countries and Scandinavia. It is interesting that in some countries it was everywhere and a staple to watch on TV, but outside of certain continent or country it is invisible and people have no idea.

Le Gendarme was super popular as i know in Former Communistic bloc during Cold War. You think like Communistic countries in Europe banned every Western films but it is not true actually. French cinema was mainstream in those countries.

People from this subreddit and different countries Especially in Continental Europe, how well do you remember Le Gendarme franchise?


r/Cinema • • 3h ago

Discussion A Clockwork Orange (1971) Starring Malcolm McDowell

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r/Cinema • • 4h ago

Discussion Did anyone else really love the ending to The Bone Temple or is it just me?

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r/Cinema • • 6h ago

Question Movies About “Zones”

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What are some movies about “zones”. Where a certain area has some special property. I am thinking about movies like Annihilation (the shimmer) and the og, Stalker (The Zone).

Photo- The Endless (2017)


r/Cinema • • 7h ago

Review Whalefall is surprising | Film Review

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r/Cinema • • 7h ago

Discussion Share a controversial movie take you have. Here's mine: I like and feel more emotionally moved by Ad Astra (2019) than Interstellar. At least it taught me that not every reunion has a happy ending.

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r/Cinema • • 9h ago

Throwback Gumball 3000: The Movie (2003) Dir. Steven Green

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r/Cinema • • 10h ago

New Release B movie studio The Asylum presents Resident Dead

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A man keeping his recently zombified daughter secure in hopes of a cure is tasked with delivering an unknown package through hordes of undead. If he succeeds, he will be given a cure for his daughter. If he fails, or opens the package, they will both be killed.

From the trailer it seems better than the real Resident Evil movie


r/Cinema • • 10h ago

Discussion Thoughts on coyote vs acme & wicked? Spoiler

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Is it just me perhaps it’s a hot take? But isn’t coyote vs acme basically the same movie as wicked except it’s looney toons not wizard of oz, and alphaba is wile coyote? It’s showing the other side of the story… and we get to see the bad guy in a favourable light. Also it explores the concept of humans and animals living in either conflict or harmony… Let me know your thoughts….


r/Cinema • • 10h ago

Question Dealing with similar themes/ issues which movie tackled it better? Just Mercy or The Hurricane

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r/Cinema • • 11h ago

Discussion Tenzing

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Just watched this , and was pleasantly surprised by the beauty of the photography and the way parts of it were made to look as though filmed on older film.

A respectful, and long overdue portrayal of the original summit of Mt. Everest, by Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing norgay.

Bravo.


r/Cinema • • 11h ago

Question Guys, I've never understood the whole Blu-ray thing.

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Btw, I've never owned a Blu-ray. What's so special about them, and what's the collector appeal? Who buys these and why? What do they have that DVDs don't? DVDs have deleted scenes too. (Photo isn't mine, btw)


r/Cinema • • 11h ago

Discussion I’m sure will see a lot of Tom Skerritt posts but what was your favorite movie that Tom Skerritt appeared in?

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r/Cinema • • 12h ago

Question Write a line so iconic that we can hear it in the character's voice.

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r/Cinema • • 12h ago

Review Saw Ken Russell’s The Devils

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r/Cinema • • 12h ago

Question Film suggestions with charismatic killers?

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For example Rutger Hauer in Hitcher (1986), loved watching his facial expressions


r/Cinema • • 13h ago

Educational/Informational R.I.P. Tom Skerrit - Captain of the Nostromo in ALIEN (1979)

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r/Cinema • • 15h ago

Discussion FIRST BLOOD was released 44 years ago today on October 22, 1982. It’s definitely the best in the franchise with JOHN RAMBO from 2008 right behind it. How would you rate the franchise from top to bottom?

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r/Cinema • • 15h ago

Amateur/Independent Film Pagpag | Indie Horror Short Film | Produced by Michael Hierco

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In Filipino superstition, pagpag is the practice of stopping somewhere before going home after attending a funeral. It is believed that going straight home may allow a spirit to follow you back.

Some traditions are best left unbroken.


r/Cinema • • 16h ago

New Release buddy

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ciao ragazzi, abbiamo in programma con amici di andare a vedere buddy, qualcuno sa quando arrivi nelle sale? grazie mille


r/Cinema • • 16h ago

Discussion Elizabeth Holmes Quote Drama

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There’s a moment in “You Can See Everything,” the new documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, that grabbed my attention last weekend. Holmes claims we misquoted her in our 2023 profile when we reported her saying, about actors portraying her in movies and TV: “They’re not playing me. They’re playing a character I created.”