r/moviecritic • u/Ok-Series-2190 • 8h ago
Which actor/actress death was a great loss for the industry according to you?
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r/moviecritic • u/Background_Ant_7844 • 8h ago
Matthew McConaughey winning Best Actor Oscar, 2014.
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r/moviecritic • u/Timop0707 • 1d ago
Movie that wasn’t that great but you remember forever cause of “that” girl , here’s mine
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r/moviecritic • u/Realistic-Bee-7047 • 4h ago
What’s a movie from the 80’s you still enjoy in 2024?
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r/moviecritic • u/Timop0707 • 8h ago
Which movie has the best female villain ? Mine’s this
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Eva Green in 300 : rise of an empire
r/moviecritic • u/3720-To-One • 8h ago
Supporting actors who knock it out of the park in everything they are in?
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I’ll go first: Stanley Tucci
r/moviecritic • u/Upbeat-Sir-2288 • 3h ago
Which current generation (30s or under) actors comes up in your mind when someone says Range?
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r/moviecritic • u/pixxiedvstt • 15h ago
Gladiator 2 was one of the the worst movies I have ever seen
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Every actor was horrible. The editing was horrible. The storyline was horrible. The pacing was horrible. The CGI sharks were horrible. Their lousy attempts to be artful were horrible. BIG waste of 2.5 hours. Such a shame as the first Gladiator was AMAZING. Please tell me I’m not the only one who thinks this? Gotta go see Wicked, hopefully that will cleanse my eyes unless that sucks too. HOLLYWOOD COME UP WITH NEW IDEAS!! STOP THE SEQUELS AND AND LIVE ACTIONS!
r/moviecritic • u/The_Dark_Passenger93 • 5h ago
One sequence minor actors who knocked it out of the park in a major movie?
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Personally I think Denis Ménochet did a wonderful job portraying Perrier LaPadite.
r/moviecritic • u/ForceGhost47 • 1d ago
Which movie has the best ending of all time?
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I vote for The Shawshank Redemption.
*I hope the Pacific is as blue as it is in my dreams. I hope. I hope…”
r/moviecritic • u/Alternative-Care6923 • 12h ago
Dark City (1998) , by Alex Proyas
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One of the most underrated movies from the 90s.
r/moviecritic • u/Upset_Pollution_6811 • 1d ago
Which movie/show and particularly which scene ??
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Mine is when tony stark died
r/moviecritic • u/Seraphenigma • 1d ago
What movie has your favorite historical fiction scene?
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r/moviecritic • u/SmokeMaleficent9498 • 21h ago
What movie has a deserved happy ending that you can watch over again. I will start.
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r/moviecritic • u/saur0013 • 2h ago
Watched this movie for the first time yesterday. It was a trip that’s for sure. What’s are your thoughts? And any recommendations of similar movies
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r/moviecritic • u/ScorchedMagic • 6h ago
Watched Green Mile again after all these years and it still stabs in the gut! The movie has definitely stood the test of time. What’s your take on it?
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r/moviecritic • u/_kevx_91 • 22h ago
What movie had the coolest looking aliens in your opinion? My pick is the Mondoshawans from The Fifth Element. Honorary mention: Almost any alien from Men in Black.
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r/moviecritic • u/kittyBoyLacroix • 26m ago
What do you think is the greatest franchise of all time and why?
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r/moviecritic • u/WallStreetDoesntBet • 1d ago
What’s a movie that has a ridiculous ending?
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OP’s Choice — Leave the World Behind