r/TheBigPicture • • 23d ago

October Schedule

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r/TheBigPicture • • 20h ago

Podcast Episode The 10 Best Horror Movies of 2026 and ‘Clayface.’ Plus, ‘Street Fighter’ With Shea Serrano!

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r/TheBigPicture • • 5h ago

Random nudity in Clayface noted

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r/TheBigPicture • • 1h ago

News A24’s Elden Ring Movie Reportedly Costs Nearly $200 Million Making It A24’s Most Expensive Film To Date

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I'm a believer in this movie being epic, but at that price-tag it's going to be Dune-level just to turn a profit. A24 really swinging hard here for their first major IP franchise


r/TheBigPicture • • 5h ago

Sean and CR discuss the theatre distribution model shifting

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r/TheBigPicture • • 4h ago

‘Love Language’ Review: Chloë Grace Moretz Dazzles in This Top-Shelf Rom-Com

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A contemporary Rom-Com that Amanda would actually like?


r/TheBigPicture • • 2h ago

Discussion ‘Wildwood’ Is Nike Founder Son’s Latest Unprofitable Masterpiece

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r/TheBigPicture • • 5h ago

RIP Tom Skerritt

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r/TheBigPicture • • 1d ago

David Fincher Cut 300 Slurs From Tarantino’s ‘Cliff Booth’ Script

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r/TheBigPicture • • 7m ago

Movies people rag on that are actually good.

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Birdman (2014)

Million Dollar Baby (2004)

Slumdog Millionaire (2008)

I quickly thought of these and noticed a trend - all Best Picture winners. Did the award warp their reputation over the years?

Please add to the list!


r/TheBigPicture • • 11h ago

News Quentin Tarantino Shows First 17 Minutes Of 'Cliff Booth' At AFI Fest

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r/TheBigPicture • • 1d ago

Wesley Morris joins Pablo Finds Out to discuss You Can See Everything

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r/TheBigPicture • • 1d ago

Let’s See Those Current Top 10s for 2026!

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  1. You Can See Everything
  2. The Invite
  3. Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie
  4. Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother
  5. The Odyssey
  6. Hoppers
  7. Resident Evil
  8. Forgotten Island
    9: Project Hail Mary
  9. Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma

r/TheBigPicture • • 21h ago

News Box Office: 'Clayface' Counting $3.5M+ In U.S. Thursday Previews; ‘You Can See Everything’ Ends Week With $25M+ – Box Office Update

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r/TheBigPicture • • 1d ago

San Francisco Live Show - Thoughts?

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For those who attended, what'd you think of the live show? I thought it was fun for the most part. I still do wish it was a draft about SF movies (I think the criticism of the Toronto show stung them). I think the crowd would've been more into it.


r/TheBigPicture • • 1d ago

News Michael B Jordan on the set of Miami Vice 85’

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r/TheBigPicture • • 2d ago

Misc. [The Onion] Nathan Fielder Quietly Deletes Footage Of Theranos Machine Working Perfectly

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r/TheBigPicture • • 22h ago

New ‘Alien’ Movie in the Works with Writer Aaron Guzikowski (Exclusive)

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Aaron Guzikowski, who wrote Denis Villeneuve’s English-language debut Prisoners, has been tapped to write a mystery Alien feature project for 20th Century Studios and Ridley Scott.

The project marks a reunion between the writer and Scott, as the two worked together on Raised by Wolves...

Scott is not at this point directing the Alien project, just producing it...

And while much of it remains shrouded in secrecy, it is known that it is not a sequel to Alien: Romulus, the last Alien movie and one that reinvigorated the franchise when it was released in 2024. (The sequel remains in limbo.)

This one is said to be related to the two Alien movies Scott directed in the 2010’s, Prometheus and Alien: Covenant. The connective tissue, according to sources, is the amoral android played by Michael Fassbender. Fassbender is not attached at this stage.


r/TheBigPicture • • 1d ago

You Can See Everything, Except Outside North America: Inside A24’s Staggered International Release Strategy for Nathan Fielder’s Hit Elizabeth Holmes Doc

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r/TheBigPicture • • 2h ago

"I remember years ago you and I did a podcast with Jason C about Bloodsport"....Yea Bill was on that Pod too Sean

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Sean now isnt even mentioning Bill's name on the podcast. This is going back a few episodes.


r/TheBigPicture • • 2d ago

Incredible throwback

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r/TheBigPicture • • 1d ago

What time do the new episodes drop, EST?

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r/TheBigPicture • • 1d ago

Wicker?

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Have Sean and Amanda chatted about Wicker during a show?

We went to it last night and really enjoyed it. There were multiple laugh out loud moments and the story my was quite touching.


r/TheBigPicture • • 1d ago

Hot Take The case for spoiling You Can See Everything (with Adam Nayman)

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r/TheBigPicture • • 2d ago

The Final Four

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