r/movies • u/ServeEmotional5247 • Aug 07 '24
r/movies • u/retroanduwu24 • Mar 29 '24
Article Japan finally screens 'Oppenheimer', with trigger warnings, unease in Hiroshima
r/movies • u/ChiefLeef22 • Jul 06 '25
Article 'Psycho' at 65: How Alfred Hitchcock revolutionised cinema start times | Before 'Psycho', it was fairly common for people to just “show up" to movies halfway through a film, watch the second half and then stay for the first half of the next showing. Hitchcock insisted cinemas to become more strict
r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • Dec 14 '24
Article ‘Dune’ at 40: David Lynch’s Odball Adaptation Remains a Fascination
r/movies • u/ICumCoffee • 5d ago
Article Hollywood’s Newest Formula for Success: Rereleasing Old Movies
Non-Paywalled link: https://archive.ph/9AYcA
r/movies • u/mrjohnnymac18 • Jun 08 '25
Article 'Slumming in a vision of hell': Why Requiem for a Dream is still so divisive, 25 years after its release
r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • Jun 30 '25
Article Inside Elio’s Catastrophic Path: America Ferrera’s Exit, Director Change and Erasure of Queer Themes
r/movies • u/Sci_Strawberry_7309 • Aug 22 '24
Article Commentary, behind-the-scenes features, bloopers: What did we lose when we said goodbye to DVDs?
r/movies • u/Amaruq93 • Dec 24 '24
Article 25 years ago, "Galaxy Quest" (a One-of-a-Kind Sci Fi comedy), captured the hearts of Star Trek fans everywhere
r/movies • u/akbanx • Jun 04 '25
Article Hollywood Has Left LA
Worthwhile read for anyone working in the film industry or curious as to what has been going on with the lack of film production across the United States — and why so few movies and TV shows are able to film on location in Los Angeles. A lot of people are aware of this, but production across the US is at historically low levels, and this article addresses why this is happening. I’ll post a paywall free link in the comments!
r/movies • u/Dangerman1337 • 25d ago
Article Anthony Mackie Recalls Nearly Losing His Role In 'The Hurt Locker'
r/movies • u/WorldsBestWrestling • Dec 07 '24
Article We all took the DVD boom era for granted
r/movies • u/Sisiwakanamaru • 12d ago
Article Barbie screening cancelled in Paris after ‘extreme minority’ claims it ‘advocates homosexuality’
r/movies • u/ChiefLeef22 • Jul 27 '25
Article How The Odyssey is already gunning to be 2026's biggest film | Christopher Nolan's adaptation of Homer's The Odyssey has taken the unusual step of selling some tickets a year early. Is it a way forward for beleaguered studios – or just a stunt?
r/movies • u/Lonely-Freedom4986 • Apr 19 '24
Article George Miller’s ‘FURIOSA’ has one 15-minute sequence which took them 78 days to shoot with close to 200 stunt people working on it daily.
r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • Oct 27 '24
Article Ralph Fiennes Reveals '28 Years Later' Trilogy Plot Details, Confirms First 2 Movies Have Been Shot
r/movies • u/Bennett1984 • Sep 08 '24
Article Downfall at 20: A Sobering Take on the Final Stages of World War II
r/movies • u/Gato1980 • Jun 29 '25
Article 'It has the appeal of an actual horror': How 'Return to Oz' became one of the darkest children's films ever made
r/movies • u/BostonNewEngland • Apr 29 '25
Article Oscars’ New Rule Requiring Voters to Watch All Nominees, but Academy Members Already Found Loopholes
r/movies • u/Adept-Sweet7825 • Feb 27 '25
Article James Bond Producers Allegedly Turned Down Christopher Nolan, Who Ended Up Making Oppenheimer Instead - IGN
r/movies • u/Lonely-Freedom4986 • Mar 23 '24
Article Ernie Hudson says, after 60 years of acting, he’s still a working actor from job to job.
“I haven’t been so successful, like some friends who can barely walk down the street or made so much money that they can’t count it.”
r/movies • u/mdavis360 • Apr 26 '23
Article The Onion: ‘Dune: Part Two’ To Pick Up Right Where Viewers Fell Asleep During First One
r/movies • u/OkyouSay • Mar 11 '25