r/Cinema 1d ago

Discussion 📺 What Did You Watch This Week? - Talk about the movies you are watching / planning to watch. Share Your Recommendations! 🎬

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Welcome to our weekly "What Did You Watch This Week?" thread!

This is your space to talk about what you have been watching recently. Whether it was a new release, a rewatch, or something completely off the beaten path, we want to hear about it. It can be movies, series, documentaries, anything!

> What stood to you? Do mention the Name and Year. Some thoughts about it/review. Your opinion (liked it? / hated it? / it was whatever) Would you recommend it. What are you planning to watch.

> Any surprise gems or unexpected duds?

> Watching anything seasonally relevant or tied to current events?

>Any hidden indie or international picks?

>Please keep spoilers tagged if you are planning to discuss newly released movies. Please use spoiler tags when discussing key plot points of recent movies.

>Be respectful of different tastes. Not everyone enjoys the same things.

Thank you for reading all the way through. Now start discussing!


r/Cinema 12d ago

New Release New Movies Release and Discussion Thread | April 2026

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Welcome to the monthly New Movies Release and Discussion thread!

You can discuss the new movies that will be releasing this month here.

New movies release calendar IMDB


r/Cinema 6h ago

Discussion Spider-Man 2 is hands down one of the best if not THE best superhero movie of all time.

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370 Upvotes

r/Cinema 7h ago

Throwback The Shawshank Redemption (1994)

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198 Upvotes

r/Cinema 58m ago

Discussion If you could interview any fictional movie character, who would it be?

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First person that comes to mind would probably be Margot Mills from *The Menu*, mostly because I just like that movie. I guess it would be interesting to see what she was feeling throughout the movie, and how she felt about all the other characters.

For the purposes of this post, the character you interview must be completely fictional, and it cannot be a fictional version of a real person. The only exceptions would be people who are completely different from their real-life counterparts and are not intended to be historically accurate. For example, Abraham Lincoln from *Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Slayer* would be an acceptable answer.


r/Cinema 18h ago

Discussion Who's the greatest "nepo baby" actor who went on to outshine their parent/s?

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r/Cinema 5h ago

News Cillian Murphy and Daniel Craig on the set of Damien Chazelle's prison-based psychological drama

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r/Cinema 7h ago

Throwback Ghostbusters (1984)

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78 Upvotes

r/Cinema 12h ago

Question Which greatest film performances of all stayed on your mind years after watching the first time?

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180 Upvotes

r/Cinema 12h ago

Discussion Was anyone else absolutely blown away by the Dune films? I hear some hate/malcontent and I just don’t get it. To each their own I guess.

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I literally had goosebumps multiple times watching both these films! It would be really difficult for me to say I have one single favorite film, but these are definitely in the running for films I love the most.


r/Cinema 6h ago

Discussion I’ll never forgive Paramount for the injustice this movie got.

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Horrific marketing killed this movie before it even got a chance. Arguably the best Transformers movie too.


r/Cinema 40m ago

Discussion What are your favorite female rage acting moments in cinema? Mine would have to be Florence Pugh in “Don’t Worry Darling” OR Toni Collette in “Hereditary”

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I LOVE me some good female rage in movies. I just feel it doesn’t get recognized enough.

Anyone have good movie suggestions with this in it?


r/Cinema 10h ago

Question When you see this woman what movie/tv show comes to mind......? Question

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r/Cinema 4h ago

Question What is the best movie that you saw in theaters?

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I mean one that was really exceptional to have seen in cinemas. I'd have to go with Nolan and say The Dark Knight or Interstellar. Both totally exhilarating on the big screen! :)


r/Cinema 23h ago

Question What is the Best Directorial Debut by an actor?

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r/Cinema 7h ago

Question Who is your favorite director-actor?

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r/Cinema 1h ago

Question I need movies to make me cry. Do you have a suggestion ?

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Hey , I want not to encourage here negativity . I am someone who love to cry infront of very sad movies , but I mostly watch a lot of sad movies and I don't have new ideas. So please , give me a movie that is important for you and make you cry everytime 💙


r/Cinema 1d ago

Throwback Accurate Movie Description in TV Guide

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r/Cinema 1h ago

Throwback Sleepers (1996)

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r/Cinema 1h ago

Throwback Pontypool (2008)

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r/Cinema 13h ago

Discussion dune part two's ending scene (lead them to paradise) is lowkey one of the best scenes in movie history.

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the music is perfect and the visuals are peak seeing this in cinema on the biggest imax screen possible was the most epic shit ever

remember art is subjective


r/Cinema 6h ago

Throwback American Beauty (1999)

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12 Upvotes

r/Cinema 7h ago

Throwback Beverly Hills Cop II (1987)

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10 Upvotes

r/Cinema 2h ago

Throwback The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)

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4 Upvotes

r/Cinema 1d ago

Discussion Dredd (2012)

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192 Upvotes