Hey everyone, I was hoping to share this collection of movie poster paintings I've made over the past few years with you all. Creating movie posters is something I've come to really love doing. Here's a gallery I've made here: https://imgur.com/gallery/collection-of-acrylic-paintings-ive-made-of-favourite-movies-tOj1W0R They're mostly alternative posters for horror films but there are some other genres in there too; I hope you all enjoy looking at them! submitted by /u/dbittnerillustration [link] [comments]

When he was alive, I’d catch him watching these tapes over and over. He’d leave them on in his bedroom while he prepared for work the next day. His door was next to the kitchen, so when I’d hit fridge, I’d hear Quint’s Indianapolis speech or Goldfinger teasing Connery’s Bond when he’s on the slab under the laser. Sometimes the train scene from Young Frankenstein when Wilder and Feldman meet for the first time. Often times, the bragging of Paul Newman before Jackie Gleason wipes the floor with him in The Hustler. I’m glad I still have a working VCR. I play these tapes from time to time. And remember how much my Dad, a sports guy, had a passion for film so much he had to capture that magic and rewind it over and over again. I wonder if my Dad wasn’t the only one who did that. Thanks for letting me share. submitted by /u/tangledapart [link] [comments]

So what scene could be sold as a short film with absolutely no context needed? I was watching Inglorious Basterds the other day and the entire opening scene with Hans Landa interrogating the farmer about the missing Jewish family, leading up to the terrifying moment you realise what's about to happen when the soldiers come in, stands out for me as a film in of itself, and if it ended right there with the girl running away and eventually escaping, I think it would hold up really well as a short movie. submitted by /u/Yoguls [link] [comments]

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I don't know if it's my choice in people I surround myself with but I feel like I never talk to anyone who has seen this movie or heard of it. I'm not even sure what it is but to me this is a masterpiece. The cast, acting, writing, filming, I just love it all. It comes together for one the weirdest most hilarious films I've ever seen. Seriously how the hell do you get an idea for all of this. Goodman gets me laughing so hard I can't breathe. It's the most stereotypical Nam vet ever and he plays it perfect. Then you have the dude just trying to have a white Russian, staying out of everything, as life collapses around him. It's so re watchable, the quotes just stick with you, it's got real life feelings everyone can relate to in some way but also makes you feel better about your own shit. If you haven't seen it, you need to watch it. The Dude Abides. submitted by /u/Used-Molasses7342 [link] [comments]

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I think the main reason why the film is as emotionally affecting as it currently is is due to the fact that the events of the film happen to relatively nice and down-to-earth people, who don't deserve these things. Especially an old and harmless and vulnerable woman. The haunting score (especially during the last scene), the editing, Ellen Burstyn's performance all contribute to making one of the best films of the 20th century ever. submitted by /u/Fun_Protection_6939 [link] [comments]

Movies I’ll always return to, many of which I feel should’ve done better at the box office. No real order Tank Girl Mystery Men Labyrinth Return to Oz Killer Klowns from Outer Space Tremors (specifically 1-3) Evolution The Snowman (Christmas special) Santa’s Slay. Howard the Duck (shit, but I love it anyway) submitted by /u/Xbox_truth101 [link] [comments]

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Repo Men (2010) is such a weird and ridiculous movie that I thoroughly enjoy. I think it's a highly entertaining concept sci-fi action movie with a super far-fetched plot that they are truly committed to embracing fully. It keeps you engaged, moves at a brisk pace, and doesn't overstay its welcome. BUT..... What I really want to talk about is the 3rd Act and the Ending. So Spoilers, obviously: Wow, what a damn upsetting but well done twist end to subvert the standard action climax ending. After Jude Law wakes up from getting his noggin rocked in the fight with Jake, the movie goes into overdrive and escalates drastically. I was all in on them fighting to beat the system, kicking ass all the way to the source, the hallway fight, and even them trying to "repo" themselves in that bizarre attempt at an erotic juxtaposition, it was truly BANANAS. And I love this movie for it's commitment to that bizarre over the top madness. The action and set pieces start to almost become comically over the top, and his buddy switching sides at the last minute to join the cause and even quoting back the bed time lesson about scorched earth... almost like it's some wish fulfillment childish fantasy... oh maaaaan, when the system glitches and they reveal Jude Law catatonically smiling in the neural net head gear, that was such a rug-pull moment for me. I was not expecting it AT ALL. The movie had me completely buying into them actually beating the system, even if it was ridiculously comically over the top. Such a brutal let down to give it a tragic but realistic ending. A surprisingly entertaining action movie overall! What are some of your favorite movies with major "rug-pull" moments like this?? Remember your spoiler tags and flags people! submitted by /u/utterlyunimpressed [link] [comments]

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For a long time, I had no idea that the “wassuuuup” bit in Scary Movie (2000) was a reference to a Budweiser commercial (which itself won a Cannes Grand Prix award). And until recently, I had no idea that Fat Bastard in Austin Powers singing “I want my baby back, baby back, baby back riiiibs” came from a Chili’s commercial. I quote these all the time and thought they came up with it! submitted by /u/MadMads23 [link] [comments]

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This week I watched "I Saw the TV Glow" on Tuesday and I couldn't stop thinking about how amazing it was so I watched it again on Wednesday night so I could appreciate the little details. I don't think I've ever done that for a movie before. What are some movies that are so great they warrant an immediate rewatch? submitted by /u/Rebellious_Raviolis [link] [comments]

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Guys can you help me out on this? What are the best movies with an amazing first scene that you say omg this is going to be soooo good. Let me start, for me one of the best first scenes of all time is Matrix. Starting with the phone conversation about something we don't know and how they have located Trinity. A big group of policeman approaching her, the camera angles in the fight. The agents telling the sergeant that all his men are already dead, the chase at the roof...idk guys but this scene has it all to hook you into the movie dont you think? Now I would like to read from you and maybe discover new amazing movies! Thanks!! submitted by /u/Pablluca [link] [comments]

I've always thought that Airplane! is the funniest movie ever made, so I wanted to back up my subjective opinion with some data. To the best of my ability, I counted exactly 271 jokes. That makes for an average of 3.079 jokes per minute for the entirety of the movie. https://preview.redd.it/zmvc1linumed1.jpg?width=2835&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3d6081823261e23ffbf0e1b84210291beb13694b While counting, I also categorised the types of jokes: visual gags, sound effect gags, dialogue, and also took notice of things like the different comedy principles they use such as heightening, rule of thirds, running gags and subverting the expectations. Here is a link to the google doc. (disregard spelling mistakes, I can barely type my name right) Here is the TLDR: Visual Gags IMO those are two types: obvious ones, when it is front and centre for you to see (commander walking through the mirror, tower supervisor posing on the desk with the exact same photo behind him) background ones, which are more subtle and act as a "reward" for the people who notice them (whacking material magazine category, x-ray of lungs at the airport security). I noticed that the background visual gags are often used to make a moment or a scene a little bit more fun when it would otherwise be just an exposition. Running Gags Plenty of those in the movie. The longest time from a setup to payoff is the entirety of the movie, as they setup a man waiting in the taxi in the opening scene and have him still waiting all the way until after the end credits. The commander choosing the wrong week to quit X is also a great one too. Heightening This is a comedy principle connected to running gags. You repeat the exact same thing multiple times, but you start grounded, then you exaggerate on the second beat, and finally take it all the way to 11 on the third. (News getting a live memo -> news in Japan with a hand-drawn screen -> news in a tribe with sticks being the memo) Dialogue The dialogue is short, snappy, witty and effective. Some of the formulas they use are misunderstanding the question and answering the wrong one, taking things literally and of course wordplay and puns. Subverting the expectations One of the biggest strengths of this movie is that everyone plays it straight. Leslie Nielsen was considered a serious drama actor at the time. The main actress is supposed to be this classic old Hollywood, modest love interest, but she is constantly proven to be quite the dirty mind. Overall, the pacing of this movie is relentless. Even if you didn't like a gag you don't have to wait long to get another one. It's a parody of "Zero Hour!" (1957) but you don't have to see the original to get all the jokes. I made an in-depth video about all of this in which I go into a lot more detail and expand on things like layers in comedy, so if that tickles your fancy you can check it out here submitted by /u/tonivesdream [link] [comments]

I lived in Afghanistan for 7 years in about the time when the movie took place as an American civilian, and I had to actually google to see if they actually filmed it in Afghanistan because they got it so right. This movies scenery looks identical to Kabul in the scenes where they are driving around the cities. I mean, the taxis, the roads, the land cruisers the ride around in, everything. Even when they are interviewing soldiers, the small quips and lines they say. “Ma’am afghani is the currency. The people are Afghans”. The plot of the movie was ok but the scenery and atmosphere was crazy accurate. submitted by /u/AggressiveManager450 [link] [comments]

They both attended a demonstration by Tesla, but there was zero indication that this demonstration would be relevant to either of their acts NOR any indication that cloning would occur. So it seems like a very convenient plot device that Borden’s fakeout journal entry sent Angier to the one place that would move the plot along. submitted by /u/plzadyse [link] [comments]

It's a very common complaint with apocalypse-type movies that the threat in question is not nearly threatening enough to destroy humanity in a real life scenario. Zombies, aliens, disease, supernatural, ecological, etc... most of them as you to suspend disbelief and just accept that humanity somehow fell to this threat so that they can push on through to the survival arc. Movies have also played with this idea of isolated events and bad information convincing a local population that there is global destruction where it turns out there was not. My question to you is what you're recommendations are for movies that did "humanity on the brink" the best in terms of how plausible the threat was for killing most humans? Also, as an additional recommendation, what did it the worst? Made it really hard for you to get into the movie because the threat had such an obvious flaw that you couldn't get past it? submitted by /u/IAmBillN [link] [comments]

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https://preview.redd.it/nno9p280iied1.jpg?width=2316&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=85a6758bd44d1a04a0990bf5daf2311242a02bdc Hi, r/movies! I'm Jen Esposito, Writer, Director, Producer, & Actor of Fresh Kills, also starring Emily Bader & Odessa A'Zion- now available to own & rent! You know me from the Oscar winning film, CRASH, or SUMMER OF SAM & shows like BLUE BLOODS and NORA FROM QUEENS. Thrilled to talk to you all! Fresh Kills, is my baby. It's the first mafia film solely from the POV of the females in this world. I've spent years getting this film to you all. Even mortgaging my home to do so. It's my belief that NO one is COMING- not to save you, not to fund your projects, or help in ANY WAY. As a young actor growing up in Brooklyn, Staten Island and NYC i started my career acting in so many small indie films- my first love. We must get back to the days where STORY matters more than a big star in a super hero suit. There is a place for that for sure. However, a space for indies is getting smaller and smaller. Which is why when NO ONE wanted to fund my film, i bet on myself and on YOU! The audience, who i believe is CRAVING to see different stories from different voices. Not only was I correct in my belief that you do want more but the film has also now been critically acclaimed and won countless awards including the Audience Award for Best Feature at The Hamptons Film Fest and Best Feature at The Annapolis Film Fest. It currently holds a 91% from critics and a 95% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes. I'd so love your support for this film because if this film wins, it helps the film coming next to have a possibly easier road. Instagram: @ jesposito FRESH KILLS is the story of the daughters of the Larusso family who struggle to break the unspoken code of the women behind the men in the mob world of Staten Island in the late ’80s and early ’90s. Unlike any mob movie you have ever seen before, FRESH KILLS reveals the women behind the men. It tells the stories never told about the violence, fear, and unspoken rules dictating who these women are and who they are allowed to become. Starring: Emily Bader, Odessa A’zion, Jennifer Esposito, Domenick Lombardozzi, David Iacano, Nicholas Cirillo, and Annabella Sciorra Produced by: Leslie Owen, Jennifer Esposito, Samantha Sprecher, and Christine Crokos Verification Picture: https://i.imgur.com/N1UCpbR.jpeg Social Media: @ freshkillsmovie Link to the trailer- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNnR-2DROAc· Available to Buy & Rent on Prime Video, Apple TV, & wherever you buy films. https://freshkillsmovie.com/ submitted by /u/FreshKills-Jennifer [link] [comments]

Hey r/movies, Dylan Sprouse, Patrick Warburton, María Garbiela de Faría, and Callan McAuliffe here! https://preview.redd.it/3y3ypqjj9hed1.png?width=1908&format=png&auto=webp&s=16b52c5cb2039be2ac40cdb8cece252e057ec7f6 We are some of the cast of The Duel. Logline: When Woody finds out his best friend has been sleeping with his girlfriend, he challenges him to an old school duel, taking their friend group across the border to a mysterious and stunning estate. Description of The Duel: It’s a dive bar of a movie. Something we all made together because we thought the world was ending four years ago… Weirdly the world never seems to stop ending, but our movie is finally coming out. On July 31st our indie is getting a one shot chance at a bunch of theaters, and it’d mean a lot to us if you would check it out. If you can’t or just don’t want too…. Then ask questions about other things and torment us until Lionsgate says we can go home. Note from our directors: What is our movie and why does it exist? Well firstly it’s a simple tale of how to handle great drama in a modern context. In a world where people consume the most media ever in our history, it has also never been more clear that many of us feel like we are NPCs, that adventures, great romances, and fights are reserved for the made up characters in our films, books, and comics. That in our own lives when faced with earth shattering events we are allowed to do very little, and that in many cases we are left impotent. Well our movie is about what happens when a group of normal, impotent Californian young fellas take a spiritual Viagra pill and harden the fuck up. It’s about how right or wrong the boys actually do something or at least try to. It’s about life being worth something and how hard it can be to demonstrate that. At least we think so. It could also just be a stoner comedy from a duo of dipshits raised on low brow comedies and Lord of the Rings. It’s really hard to judge ones own work. Anyway we hope you like it. - Justin and Luke. Bios: Dylan Sprouse - Dylan is an American actor. He is known for his role as Zack Martin on the Disney Channel series The Suite Life of Zack & Cody and its spin-off, The Suite Life on Deck, where he starred alongside his twin brother Cole Sprouse. Dylan also owns a meadery and bar in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, serving as the master brewer of the business. Patrick Warburton - Patrick is known for his countless roles in film and TV, ranging from Seinfeld to The Ticket to Men In Black 2 to The Emperor's New Groove. María Garbiela de Faría - María is a Venezuelan actress and singer, known for roles in Deadly Class, The Moodys, and Yo Soy Franky. She will also be starring in James Gunn's upcoming Superman film. Callan McAuliffe - Callan is an Australian actor. He is known for his roles as Bryce Loski in Flipped and Sam Goode in I Am Number Four. He appeared as young Jay Gatsby in the 2013 film The Great Gatsby. From 2017 to 2022 he starred on The Walking Dead as Alden. AMA/Q&A Details: We will all be back live at 5 PM ET to any answer questions/comments you have. Looking forward to it! Patrick and Maria will be answering from the r/uTheDuelTeam-AMA account, Dylan and Callan will be answering from their own accounts (/u/DylanSprouse and /u/McBombadil) Our film, The Duel, is out exclusively in theaters on July 31st. Verification Pictures: https://i.imgur.com/TS9HJ05.png Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LKjVzkYQOU&t=4s Tickets: https://www.fandango.com/the-duel-premiere-event-2024-236732/movie-overview?date=2024-07-31 r/movies Exclusive Clip: https://vimeo.com/988632100/e9f54be0de submitted by /u/TheDuelTeam-AMA [link] [comments]

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