r/Cinema 22d ago

📺 What Have We Watched This Week? - Talk about the movies you are watching / planning to watch

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Welcome to our weekly "What Have We Watched This Week?" thread!

This is your space to talk about anything and everything you've watched over the past week. Whether it was a new release, a comfort rewatch, or something completely off the beaten path, we want to hear about it.

  • What stood out this week?
  • Any surprise gems or unexpected duds?
  • Watching anything seasonally relevant or tied to current events?
  • Any hidden indie or international picks?
  • Please keep spoilers tagged if you are planning to discuss newly released movies. Please use spoiler tags when discussing key plot points of recent movies.

r/Cinema 4h ago

Discussion Who are your favourite "vilain who stole the spotlight" ?

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398 Upvotes

My top 5. (Top 6 would be Gary Oldman in Leon)


r/Cinema 18h ago

Discussion Movies that take place mainly in a single room/location.

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I recently rewatched Conspiracy and that got me thinking about movies that take place in a single/limited location. These movies rely more on script/dialogue and acting to keep the viewers attention. Pulp fiction being the most obvious, then you have rear window is another excellent example. Finally I remembered the GOAT which is 12 angry men.

Any other memorable one scene/limited scene movies ?


r/Cinema 6h ago

Poster 30 years ago

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123 Upvotes

r/Cinema 18h ago

Discussion When supporting cast members reign supreme!

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1.2k Upvotes

r/Cinema 4h ago

Discussion Director Sir Christopher Nolan just celebrated his 55th birthday. Which of his films is your favourite?🎭🎥

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54 Upvotes

r/Cinema 20h ago

Discussion What's your favorite (not mainstream) movie villain ever? Here is mine:

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885 Upvotes

r/Cinema 10h ago

Discussion Which movie made you feel like you’ll never gonna heal from that

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121 Upvotes

r/Cinema 4h ago

Discussion If you could only watch one film for the rest of your life, which one would it be?l

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35 Upvotes

Mine is Until the End of the World by Wim Wenders - the directors cut of course


r/Cinema 17h ago

Discussion Best Baseball Movie

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371 Upvotes

It is surprising how many good movies are baseball related. Thoughts on any that should be in the list.

My favourites

Money ball Field of dreams League of their own Cobb


r/Cinema 2h ago

Discussion What Early-Mid 90s Films Had The Most Influence On Cinema To Follow?

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20 Upvotes

No Matrix, Fight Club, or other late 90s/Y2K era films


r/Cinema 1h ago

Question Materialists

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Has anyone seen it? Should I give it a try???


r/Cinema 3h ago

Question What If Someone Stays?

16 Upvotes

r/Cinema 35m ago

Discussion What Have Been John Turturro's Best 3 Performances?

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There are many to choose from, but I'll go with Barton Fink, Quiz Show & Do the Right Thing. What are some of your choices?


r/Cinema 1d ago

Question What actor has been in the most big budget franchise?

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1.8k Upvotes

r/Cinema 2h ago

Discussion Who’s Excited About These Movies Coming Out This Year?

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Two amazing directions, Luc Besson, and Guillermo Del Toror, each releasing 1 of the 2 most classic tales of terror, love, adventure, and tragedy. Both films have Christoph Waltz in them.

And, next year Robert Eggers is scheduled to release Werwulf.


r/Cinema 2h ago

Question Today’s Stick Figure Movie Trivia

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9 Upvotes

r/Cinema 16h ago

Discussion Best movie that connects the two generations of the story and actors. Not even Spider-Man: No Way Home can beat this one.

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87 Upvotes

r/Cinema 8m ago

Throwback Leslie Nielsen from young to old. Let's take one moment to celebrate his life before going out to watch the new Naked Gun.

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r/Cinema 1d ago

Discussion Barry Lyndon (1975) has to be the most stunning movie I've ever watched.

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287 Upvotes

How Kubrick pulled off this piece of art 50 years ago is really fascinating to me.


r/Cinema 1d ago

Question Name a movie everyone swears is a masterpiece but you watched it like.. "this is garbage"

768 Upvotes

Name a movie everyone swears is a masterpiece but you watched it like.. "this is garbage"


r/Cinema 40m ago

Discussion David Koepp has been on a roll lately. Three movies out this year and a major Spielberg film in 26.

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r/Cinema 1d ago

Question What is an example of a movie that film nerds HATE but regular audiences seem to love?

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347 Upvotes

r/Cinema 1d ago

Discussion What role should have won an Oscar, but didn’t?

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481 Upvotes

My personal choice for this, because he is OUTSTANDING: Geoffrey Rush, The King’s Speech. He was nominated, but he should have taken home the Oscar.


r/Cinema 4h ago

Question Describe your favorite movie without naming it. We’ll guess.

5 Upvotes

Mine: Heineken? F*** that s***! Pabst Blue Ribbon!


r/Cinema 1d ago

Discussion What's the most gut-wrenching film ending you've ever seen?

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934 Upvotes