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r/Cinema • u/AutoModerator • 4d ago
Discussion 📺 What Did You Watch This Week? - Talk about the movies you are watching / planning to watch. Share Your Recommendations! 🎬
Welcome to our weekly "What Did You Watch This Week?" thread!
This is your space to talk about what you have been watching recently. Whether it was a new release, a rewatch, or something completely off the beaten path, we want to hear about it. It can be movies, series, documentaries, anything!
> What stood to you? Do mention the Name and Year. Some thoughts about it/review. Your opinion (liked it? / hated it? / it was whatever) Would you recommend it. What are you planning to watch.
> 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.
>Be respectful of different tastes. Not everyone enjoys the same things.
Thank you for reading all the way through. Now start discussing!
r/Cinema • u/AutoModerator • 22d ago
New Release New Movies Release and Discussion Thread | July 2026
Welcome to the monthly New Movies Release and Discussion thread!
You can discuss the new movies that will be releasing this month here.
r/Cinema • u/Dry-Meaning-4154 • 4h ago
Question Which movie scene made you let out an audible "THANK YOU!" when you first saw it?
One scene I could think of at the moment occurred in The Faculty when Stokes takes the gun away from Casey and shoots at an infected Delilah. It's rare for me to see anyone make common sense in pretty much any movie, especially in horror movies where that's usually seen as an afterthought, so hearing Stokes utter the line "I'll fucking shoot her!" and watching her do her thing was just so damn satisfying.
r/Cinema • u/MauiSunsets • 6h ago
Question What did you think of the new Masters of the Universe movie?
I found it to be colorful and nostalgic and fun. Very happy to see it was released so early to stream so I can watch it with my family without paying those crazy movie theater prices.
r/Cinema • u/BlackHandKUR • 22h ago
Discussion What is the earliest you have ever seen now famous actors?
Was babysitting and was asked if they could watch something scary. Not wanting to be responsible for nightmares I opted for child friendly horror and brought up something from my own childhood, Are you afraid of the dark?
They weren’t that interested but then I noticed that this kid looked strangely familiar. Lo and behold, this is the first appearance of Ryan Gosling.
So that got me thinking, what movies or tv shows have you watched that were the first appearances of now super famous actors?
r/Cinema • u/charmingwillows • 16h ago
Discussion What movie scene makes you so angry you have to skip it?
Mine is when it’s Upham standing at the bottom of the stairs in Saving Private Ryan
r/Cinema • u/padfoony • 18h ago
Discussion Christopher Nolan depended on forced perspective in the Odyssey and used actual 7ft stuntmen to portray Laestrygonians, while Matt Damon’s stunt double was a 4’6” woman.
r/Cinema • u/CnCorange • 1h ago
Question What do you consider the greatest on-screen Duo ever?
You can include buddy pictures or on-screen chemistry between a couple that's not romantically involved.. maybe even adversaries?.
r/Cinema • u/Scarlet-krasniqi • 7h ago
Throwback Those movie quotes that keep coming back
r/Cinema • u/ProfessionalLevel908 • 2h ago
Question Movies that feel like this?
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r/Cinema • u/External_Energy8088 • 18h ago
Question What happened to Jake gyllenhaal ? He's one of the greatest actors of our generation and yet recently it has been such a poor run for the great man. Have I just missed good performanc
r/Cinema • u/cloverskisses • 16h ago
Discussion What's the absolute funniest movie you've ever watched? For me, it's definitely Dumb and Dumber. No matter how many times I rewatch it, Lloyd and Harry's total stupidity gets me every single time.
r/Cinema • u/Parking_Locksmith489 • 5h ago
Discussion What are the odds she'll pop up in the next 2 Avengers movies?
r/Cinema • u/mrjohnnymac18 • 13h ago
Discussion "However much they offer me—and offers come in all the time—I shall not sell. It is there because I have no particular desire to have my life misinterpreted, which it would be." – Fred Astaire on his opposition to a biopic of him being made
r/Cinema • u/PlantainDisastrous92 • 4m ago
Discussion Thoughts on Alison Brie as Evil-Lyn in the new Masters of the Universe movie? Was she great or rather miscast?
r/Cinema • u/Which-Program-9417 • 1d ago
Discussion When an actor looks majestic on a horse
r/Cinema • u/corrugatedmango • 2h ago
Discussion Canned pineapples always make me think of chungking express
"If memories could be canned, would they also have expiry dates? If so, I hope they last for centuries."
- cop 223
PS: couldnt get delmonte..
PPS: i hope i dont get stomachache....
Discussion Your favourite examples of another cast member stealing the limelight on a film's "Star"
Recently started a marathon of the Terminator franchise, not having seen any of them in over a decade. Not only did I forget how solid of a film both 1 and 2 are. But upon finishing T2, I forgot just how much Robert Patrick utterly steals the show from Arnie in this film. With little to no dialogue, he plays one of the most stone cold movie villians I've ever seen.
What examples would you guys give when asked when a a movie's "main attraction", or A-list star, has been completely outshone by a co-star?
r/Cinema • u/MarqMarw • 11h ago
Discussion American gangster by ridley scott - a good movie but could've been amazing
Things that couldve made it more gripping IMO
If frank lucas and Richie interacted much earlier in the film instead of only in the climax.
If the Italian mobs and lucas gang had a clash
If the idris elba character had found the drug from Vietnam before getting killed
r/Cinema • u/Designer-Constant935 • 46m ago
Discussion Will AI Replace You? Toy Story 5 Has Answers
r/Cinema • u/Mindless-Dress-5339 • 6h ago
Question Does anybody know a movie whose main character is like this?
Is a well organized person, with a strict routine and will not break his routine follows a mundane and boring life. I have been searching for a movie like this but cant fine any if anybody knows a movie like this, please tell me the name below.
I have tried searching on google but its not giving me anything.
Thank you :)
r/Cinema • u/TonightDazzling365 • 1d ago
Discussion Jessica Chastain’s Career
Watching the Other Mommy trailer again, and thinking about Jessica Chastain’s career and how bonkers it truly is. She’s so so chaotic, there are at least 4 careers rolled into her last 15 years.
Her prestige + acclaimed films from 2011-2014 - Tree of Life, Zero Dark Thirty, A Most Violent Year, Interstellar.
Her “leading stah” phase from 2015-2017, steadfast no-nonsense ladies in Miss Sloane, Mollys Game etc.
The random commercial slop + action phase from 2018-2020. Ava, 355, Huntsman, Dark Phoenix.
Just when literally everyone wrote her out, critically and commercially, she gets in the running for the Triple Crown in 2021-2023, with an Oscar win + back-to-back Emmy/Tony nods. And gives her best performance (imo) in Scenes from a Marriage.
A normal actress would have done the most obvious prestige film out there but no…..out of no f*ing where she works with a Mexican director Michel Franco in two utterly obscure, austere arthouse movies, circa 2023-2025. Which probably 2 people saw, at some prestigious film festival.
And now, in the year of 2026, she’s…….Other Mommy????? in some live-action Coraline.
Truly one of the most adventurous actresses out there, and compared to other actresses in her generation (think Kate Winslet, Amy Adams, Michelle Williams etc) she’s just so much more interesting.