r/movies - Page 12

144 words Discussion: Tom Cruise was right to be upset and to chastise crew members on his set but people are fundamentally misunderstanding how film sets work and what the social distancing rule was there for in this case. My viewpoint as someone who works in Film and TV. 153 words The Truman Show had a line with some even more frightening implications than I think most people realized. 107 words George Lucas Opens Up About Selling Lucasfilm to Disney: It was "Very, Very Painful" 260 words Peter Jackson Fixed Visual Inconsistencies While Remastering The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy In 4K 208 words Letitia Wright Deletes Twitter After Backlash For Sharing Anti-Vaxxer Video 239 words Peter Jackson on remastering The Lord of the Rings and Hobbit movies for 4K Blu ray 132 words Oscar-Nominated ‘Umbrella Academy’ Star Elliot Page Announces He Is Transgender 199 words Casino Royale’s poker scene was as elaborate as a James Bond stunt 420 words ‘Knives Out’ Exposes the Veiled Prejudice of Seemingly Nice People 137 words Hercules (1997) 342 words Why is there no newer film about the Siege of Sarajevo? 134 words Why did people start hating the sequel trilogy after TLJ when many of the problems they have with TLJ are also present in TFA? 139 words 'Monster Hunter' - First Trailer 180 words Alan Moore: Superhero Movies Have "Blighted Cinema” and are "Infantilizing the Population" 135 words Regarding Halloweentown... 134 words Believe It or Not, Facebook Isn’t Happy About Netflix Doc The Social Dilemma 139 words Looking for this (Serious / Yet hilarious (Not purposely) Fighting Movie from the 80s. 718 words Avatar 2: James Cameron reveals filming is '100 per cent complete' 132 words Zack Snyder Will Shoot Additional 'Justice League' Scenes Next Month 124 words What are some examples of overused character tropes that are harmful to the group of people they are portraying?