r/movies - Page 6

758 words Who are the leading actors/actresses who simply disappeared from the industry? 110 words Russo Bros. Stand by Netflix Model - The "Gray Man" directors also suggest that the moviegoing world needs to evolve beyond an old-school reverence to auteur filmmaking. 572 words What is the biggest betrayal of the source material. 152 words Movies where the final line of dialogue is the title of the movie. 212 words I’m honestly starting to get bored of Marvel 138 words why is the shining praised so much? 306 words Similarities between Citizen Kane and The Great Gatsby (and The Catcher in the Rye) 253 words Willem Dafoe never receiving a major acting award is a insult to the art of acting. 152 words Pixar’s ‘Lightyear’ Banned in Saudi Arabia Over Same-Sex Kiss 133 words ‘Madame Web’: Isabela Merced Latest To Join Dakota Johnson In Sony’s Marvel Pic 196 words Netflix Wants to Make Bigger and Better Movies, but Less of Them 154 words Park Chan-wook wins Best Director, Song Kang-ho gets Best Actor at Cannes 206 words Kevin Spacey, James Franco, and More Are Trying to Make Comebacks at Cannes 403 words Official Discussion - Men [SPOILERS] 142 words Let the Fantastic Beasts movies die. The prequel series has tried to follow the Harry Potter playbook but neglects the original franchise’s most spellbinding features. 180 words Official Discussion - Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness [SPOILERS] 163 words To save itself, Netflix might have to play nice with an industry it battled for years - the movie theaters 236 words Behind Justin Lin’s ‘Fast 10’ Breaking Point - A Saturday to remember: It started as a talk about notes with Vin Diesel, escalated into a "major disagreement," and ended with a slammed door: "Justin finally had enough and said, 'This movie is not worth my mental health.'" 163 words Grindhouse in retrospect: 2 out of 4 ain’t bad 138 words A question for those who watched The Matrix in 1999.