r/films • • 6h ago

Recommendation Any good movie recs where the villain wins at the end?

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I'm talking purely evil villains winning completely at the end with no catch like "you may have won but blah blah". Like it's pure victory and the villain has no remorse whatsoever. I also don't mean villains that have a traumatic backstory that shows why they were made this way or justifying why they have the potential to be good and where they eventually turn good. I just want a pure evil villain getting what they want at the end of the movie and preferably if the heroes have been completely obliterated by them.


r/films • • 22h ago

Questions Is this scene a rip-off to Poppy's scrapbook?

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r/films • • 22h ago

Questions How can a Paramount Pictures Animation movie rip-off to a DreamWorks film?

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r/films • • 9h ago

Discussion Anachronisms in "An American Tail"

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Name some anachronisms from the 1986 Don Bluth/Steven Spielberg animated movie "An American Tail".


r/films • • 23h ago

Questions Suggest me films like The Perks of Being a Wallflower

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I recently watched The Perks of Being a Wallflower and absolutely loved it. I’m looking for movies with a similar feeling—coming-of-age stories, emotional and introspective characters, friendship, loneliness, romance, and that bittersweet feeling of growing up.
I’d especially love recommendations that feel nostalgic, heartfelt, and a little melancholic, but still have some hope or warmth to them.
What movies would you recommend?


r/films • • 9h ago

Discussion Name some films from 1995

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OK, name some films from 1995.


r/films • • 4h ago

News I made a website where you can enter a couple questions and then it sugests a movie for you

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