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to r/movies by Unsung_Squidy
2 months ago
Am I Missing Something or is 2014's "It Follows" the most overrated horror movie ever?
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to r/movies by Curmudgy
7 months ago
The Talk of the Town, and some timely social commentary
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to r/movies by Curmudgy
7 months ago
Ball of Fire (1941, Cooper and Stanwyck)
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to r/movies by Dealthagar
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for A couple of friends of mine have started a podcast series where they dive into action movies of the 80's - give them a listen. "The Minorities Report" - the first episode, they review "The Terminator - 1984" image
A couple of friends of mine have started a podcast series where they dive into action movies of the 80's - give them a listen. "The Minorities Report" - the first episode, they review "The Terminator - 1984"
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to r/movies by Tokyono
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for In 1994, Roger Egbert reviewed the comedy “Milk Money”, a film about a prostitute who befriends 3 boys. He hated it so much, that he didn’t give it a conventional negative review. Instead, he phrased his review as a fictional conversation between two studio executives discussing the movie. image
In 1994, Roger Egbert reviewed the comedy “Milk Money”, a film about a prostitute who befriends 3 boys. He hated it so much, that he didn’t give it a conventional negative review. Instead, he phrased his review as a fictional conversation between two studio executives discussing the movie.
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to r/movies by Curmudgy
7 months ago
We’re No Angels (1955)
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to r/movies by some1s0mewher3
6 months ago
I just watched the new Armie Hammer and Dakota Jhonson's Netflix movie and i'm grossed out to say the least
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to r/movies by some1s0mewher3
6 months ago
What are your thoughts on the Armie Hammer and Dakota Jhonson's new movie "wounds"?
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to r/movies by FoxxThaGuru
1 year ago
Positive Gemini Man review (not my video)
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to r/movies by TheFooly
1 month ago
Hellfest first thoughts
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to r/movies by Panda_Vladimir
3 months ago
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to r/movies by Pmsucks
2 months ago
I hate The Strangers: Prey At Night more every moment
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