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to r/flicks by Char7172
1 month ago
Dear Zachary
to r/flicks by globeworldmap
2 days ago
What movie do you wish had never been made?
to r/flicks by -ThisAccountIsVoid-
2 months ago
The First Daughter (2004)
to r/flicks by KaleidoArachnid
1 month ago
How did actor Steven Seagal turn into a big joke?
to r/flicks by dougiebgood
1 month ago
What popular movies were you able to go into completely blind, not knowing a thing from the marketing?
to r/flicks by Classic_Bass_1824
4 months ago
What’s your favourite Korean film, that ain’t Oldboy or Parasite?
to r/flicks by latiku22
5 months ago
Unconventional 10/10s?
to r/flicks by Jorfdood
2 months ago
Worst Theater experience?
to r/flicks by harrisjfri
5 months ago
CMV: Rob Peace looks stupid and trite and like a story I've seen or heard a thousand times. I can't even believe this movie was made. I like Chiwetel Ejiofor and especially liked him in 12 Years a Slave, and I like that he wrote and directed this but I"m not sure why this movie exists at all.
to r/flicks by harrisjfri
5 months ago
I finally got around to watching Furiosa and I regret not seeing it in the movie theater bc there's so much great visual aspects, however, (perhaps in the wake of MCU) do we no longer care how fake the movie looks? There's scenes where it's so obvious that it's green screen and parts where the color
to r/flicks by harrisjfri
5 months ago
So I watched Mank (2020) when it came out with Gary Oldman, and it basically ruined Citizen Kane for me because in the film, they lay bare that the story is basically a satire of William Randolf Hearst and iconic "rosebud" is what Hearst called his girlfriend's (Marion Davies) anus.
to r/flicks by Familiar_Dentist2843
7 months ago
I need a uplifting movie I’m sad
to r/flicks by MasterLawlzReborn
6 months ago
What "true story" movies were ruined or at least hurt by information that came out later?
to r/flicks by bluemarvel99
5 months ago
What's The Most "Mean-Spirited" Movie You've Ever Seen?
to r/flicks by kaikoda
7 months ago
Create a summary of a flick that "doesn't exist".
to r/flicks by FreshmenMan
5 months ago
Is Ryan Reynolds a Movie Star?
to r/flicks by KateBerryYT
8 months ago
What's the best movie like taken?
to r/flicks by Monsterteeth77
3 months ago
Reddit what's a movie you should not have seen as a child?
to r/flicks by spanspan3213
6 months ago
What's a movie you absolutely hated that wasn't widely panned or that popular?
to r/flicks by apedanger
1 month ago
Best music drop in a movie? Go..
to r/flicks by Mental_Invite1077
1 month ago
What film Score can you listen to without watching the movie
to r/flicks by God_Stevenson
3 months ago
Been on a (Bank) Heist Movie Kick Lately, What Other Flicks Should I Watch?
to r/flicks by sadgirl45
1 month ago
Did movies used to look better?
to r/flicks by Tommys_Lawyer
1 month ago
What are some movies that are universally agreed upon to be the worst films ever made that you actually enjoy?
to r/flicks by PardonMe4Livin
3 months ago
What's a scene in a movie that drives you mad cause it doesn't make sense?