Here are some rules: 1. Check to see if your favorite film of last week has been posted already. 2. Please post your favorite film of last week. 3. Explain why you enjoyed your film. 4. ALWAYS use SPOILER TAGS: [Instructions] 5. Sex submitted by /u/allwinter [link] [comments]

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I have no facts or figures on this but every day I log into Netflix, The Super Mario Bros Movie is always on the top 10 list. It does seem to switch places each week, but it is always on there. This has to be one of the best streaming rights purchases that Netflix has ever done. I'm just assuming it's kids ( and some adults?) who just put the movie on repeat every day. submitted by /u/ck_88 [link] [comments]

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Fast and Furious went off the rails…and while some of it was good, a lot of it was seemingly just “what would look cool? Ok throw it in there”. Then it turned into “how do we solve every single problem somehow with cars”. Stealing submarines, going to space, just utter ridiculousness. What other single movie or franchise would you have actually liked to see go off the rails to similar extremes? Curious what series you think could have been epic if it went full blown ridiculous off the rails. What would it look like, what constitutes ridiculous to that movie, etc. What characters might get introduced? I think starship troopers would be a good contender, but it was never quite the original hit that F&F was initially. Still, it could have built on the bugs, earth, everything. Maybe encountered automatons that the bugs were even more scared of? Space is always at least a somewhat more valid “this came out of nowhere” in-universe to pull from. submitted by /u/NorCalAthlete [link] [comments]

In 2005 I was 6 years old and saw a trailer for the film King Kong. I was obsessed! I begged my parents to take me to see it. They noticed it was pg-13 and thought it would be fine for me to watch. Oh boy were they wrong. Of course the film really isn't that intense at its core, it's a fun adventure movie with tons of great action and a giant ape killing dinosaurs, but some aspects of the film are rooted in horror and at the time as a 6 year old boy who had not seen any R rated horror films yet. (My dad had to wait a few more years before showing me Alien and The Thing after taking me to see this lol). I was completely terrified of this movie in the theater. I remember the native people killing Mike scared the shit out of me and had me running for the door of the theater, and my parents grabbed me and sat me down and told me to close my eyes lmao! But the scene that gave me nightmares was the infamous bug pit scene. Holy shit what a scary and terrifying scene in a pg 13 movie. I just want to apologize to all those movie goers that I probably annoyed with my crying during the movie. Anyway what are yalls thoughts on this movie? Did yall enjoy it? Do you have any stories of movies that scared you when you were little? submitted by /u/EverestIsHot [link] [comments]

He agreed to stay back. Cooper asked anyone if they would go down to Millers planet but the extreme pull of the black hole nearby would cause them to experience severe time dilation. One hour on that planet would equal 7 years back on earth. Cooper, Brand and Doyle all go down to the planet while Romilly stays back and uses that time to send out any potential useful data he can get. Can you imagine how terrifying that must be to just sit back for YEARS and have no idea if your friends are ever coming back. Cooper and Brand come back to the ship but a few hours for them was 23 years, 4 months and 8 days of time for Romilly. Not enough people seem to genuinely comprehend how insane that is to experience. He was able to hyper sleep and let years go by but he didn’t want to spend his time dreaming his life away. It’s just a nice interesting detail that kind of gets lost. Everyone brings up the massive waves, the black hole and time dilation but no one really mentions the struggle Romilly must have been feeling. 23 years seems to be on the low end of how catastrophic it could’ve been. He could’ve been waiting for decades. submitted by /u/SerDire [link] [comments]

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I find myself loving John Cena more and more like many people here, but he's just amazing as the titular Ricky. This comedy is something of a throwback to mid-to-late '80s movies like Weekend at Bernies, but also has elements of films like The Hangover among others. It's not perfect, and some of the plot points are a bit predictable, but Cena is great, especially when he working with the great William H. Macy, who is a lot of fun here, if under-utilized. If you liked Superbad, then you may like this one. I have no idea why I waited on watching it, but it's great. submitted by /u/SpaceForceAwakens [link] [comments]

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Favourite movies that are just small and about a few people and are about not really anything but also everything, like emotionally? like where the character arcs don't revolve around accomplishing a big thing, just like more emotional, y'know? like examples of what I mean would be like: C'mon C'mon, 20th Century Women, Past Lives, The Breakfast Club, stuff like that. I've heard Frances Ha and Paterson are similar also submitted by /u/No-Maintenance-3010 [link] [comments]

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For the recor, I get that inherently books and exercise are the better remedies. But perhaps as a supplement, if one were to watch a movie that is best for improving how they feel mentally, emotionally, spiritually and improving their outlook on life, what are the best options to consider? Ideally, if possible, not excessively long, 2 hours or less if it can be done. submitted by /u/emaxwell13131313 [link] [comments]

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I just saw this post about actors with a fantastic run of movies, so I decided to make the opposite of that post. Actors that had a run of movies that was truly abysmal. Yes, one example would probably be Adam Sandler, but it seems to me he's getting some sort of resurgence in reputation, at least on Reddit. Who are some other such actors? submitted by /u/Ok-Impress-2222 [link] [comments]

"In a world where ..." usually in an ominous baritone preceded any action, mystery, or thriller trailer in the theater. I guess the voice over helped the audience figure out the plot in advance or provided anticipation of any upcoming star vehicle. Now hilariously mocked online, the use of the voice overs in film trailers seems to have reached the end of its usefulness. With internet there doesn't seem to be any point for a trailer voice over. When did this practice stop? submitted by /u/ClubSoda [link] [comments]

First I’d like to start off with how I’ve never watched a western movie and recently I’ve had an urge to watch one but I don’t know what’s good and I wanted something with a lot of action and graphic violence, I planned on starting off with Django unchained simply because everyone praises it and I’ve only heard amazing things. submitted by /u/Isaacwhyyyyyyy [link] [comments]

John Cusack plays an assassin who returns to his hometown to go to his 10 year high school reunion and gets mixed up in a deadly plot while reuniting with an old girlfriend and child hood friend. It's a dark comedy film with some great acting and a few nice shootouts. I really like the way John Cusack's character is portrayed in this, he is like this really direct to the point type of character but funny to, It's hard for me to describe and I don't want to give to much away but he really nails his role. submitted by /u/80severything [link] [comments]

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I was looking at Harrison Fords filmography and saw that from 1977 to 1984 he acted or starred in Star Wars (1977), Apocalypse Now (1979), The Empire Strikes Back (1980), Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981), Blade Runner (1982), Return of the Jedi (1983), and Temple of Doom (1984). That's an insane run of movies over the course of only 7 years. And famously there is John Cazale who was in The Godfather (1972), The Conversation (1974), The Godfather Part II (1974), Dog Day Afternoon (1975), and finally The Deer Hunter (1978). All of which were nominated for Best Picture. What other actors had an incredible run of great movies over a short couple of years? submitted by /u/DDough505 [link] [comments]

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For anyone who doesn't know the story behind this film, it was originally written soon after the end of the Whitest Kids U Know TV show ended in 2011. After a long hiatus, the WKUK guys reunited in 2020 to stream on Twitch. The goal of these streams was to use the donations to crowdfund Mars, because as they said, "No studio would ever let us make this movie as we think it should be made, they would kill us with notes." Over the course of the year and a half, they were able to raise enough money to fund recording all the lines, and a lot of the animation work. In August of 2021, Trevor Moore died very unexpectedly, and this brought the production progress to a screeching halt. Luckily, Trevor's lines were all recorded, and the guys assured their fans that the film will eventually be released. Production continued, but at a snail's pace, mostly due to a lack of funding. After a long stretch of silence, it was announced today that finally, Mars will be premiering at Tribeca Film festival in June. This film is Trevor Moore's last project. Trevor often said that Mars was the best thing he has ever done, and he was very excited for its release. submitted by /u/tokoloshe_ [link] [comments]

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Civil War Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead Arcadian Sting submitted by /u/LiteraryBoner [link] [comments]