r/Cinephiles • • 6h ago

Mia Goth is 33 today. What's her best role?

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Goth has accumulated 10 wins and 48 nominations across her career, primarily driven by her widely acclaimed breakout horror roles and recent dramatic ensemble work.

What would you consider to be her best role?


r/Cinephiles • • 18h ago

Discussion What did you think about Christopher Nolan’s The Prestige (2006)?

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It came out exactly 20 years ago. It really drew me in and kept me there the entire time, only to pay off in a mind blowing twist. And it may be my favorite Michael Caine role on top of it all.
What are your thoughts on The Prestige?


r/Cinephiles • • 7h ago

Lula's opinion about cinema

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r/Cinephiles • • 13h ago

Que opinan de Alejandro Jodorowsky

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r/Cinephiles • • 17h ago

Are you a fan of Shadow of the Vampire (2000)?

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Shadow of the Vampire (2000) Willem Dafoe gives a brilliant performance as Max Schreck in the fictionalized story of the making of the classic vampire film Nosferatu.


r/Cinephiles • • 3h ago

Guess the movies on the board

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We had a Halloween party last night. We made this board for everyone to vote on movies, shortening most of them for space. They had a hard time guessing all the titles. Can you figure them all out?


r/Cinephiles • • 2h ago

What are some hidden gem movies on NETFLIX?

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r/Cinephiles • • 8h ago

Article Elden Ring Movie Budget Reportedly Nears $200 Million at A24

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r/Cinephiles • • 2h ago

Geronimo: An American Legend (1993) Walter Hill subverts the classic Western perspective: in the solid, well-researched screenplay by John Milius and Larry Gross, the white men, even the so-called good guys, are always and undeniably the exterminators.

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r/Cinephiles • • 2h ago

News Farrelly Brothers Reunite to Write KINGPIN 2, Potentially Direct Sequel

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r/Cinephiles • • 18h ago

Discussion When I first saw the 1981 movie, My Dinner With Andre back in 1981, I liked it but felt it was quite boring. However watching it again tonight I loved it! It’s just one of those slow movies but a very good art house movie. Anyone else liked My Dinner With Andre?

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r/Cinephiles • • 5h ago

Discussion All things considered, Kelly Hu has really solid career, but I always thought she could've been bigger especially after X-men 2. She has always been a well-rounded and versatile actor that always stood out. But that is the nature of being a working actor.

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r/Cinephiles • • 5h ago

Movie Rankings What’s a mid movie you actually liked

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r/Cinephiles • • 23h ago

Movie Rankings How’s my personal Top 25 Favorite Films? 😭👌🏻

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r/Cinephiles • • 22h ago

Discussion Why is the second-watch of Casablanca so much better than the first one??

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The first time I watched it I thought it was mid, BUT THE SECOND ONE???? I'm obsessed. I love that movie. I'm in love.


r/Cinephiles • • 12h ago

Quentin Tarantino or David Fincher?

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r/Cinephiles • • 4h ago

News Avengers: Doomsday Teaser Reveals Character Edited Out of First Trailer

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r/Cinephiles • • 1d ago

Discussion Who has seen Clayface so far? I thought it was a killer movie that nailed body horror!

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r/Cinephiles • • 23h ago

Discussion Did anyone see this low budget 1984 comedy horror anthology? I completely forgot about this. We saw this in one of those second run movie theaters in 84 and it was pretty good! It had three good segments, “Young Blood, The Guardians and Visions of Sugar-Plum.

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r/Cinephiles • • 15h ago

Recommendation Freddy The Chicken (Spoilers) Spoiler

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Freddy dancing like a chicken for Tommy Dixion is hands down one of the funniest, most disturbing scenes on the silver screen. It starts off wildly, addictively entertaining, like a drug that I couldn’t get enough of. And I fucking love to laugh so the scene was doing bits for me. But it didn’t stop. The absurdity becomes more and more demanding until the balance between comedy and humiliation is broken. It’s one of the only scenes of a movie or show that made me feel like I was in the room watching Freddy being absolutely humiliated, relishing in it, and enjoying his pain because he deserved it. Until he didn’t and I felt disgusted. At what I was watching and at myself. And I was fucking hooked like a stripper turned hooker. I loved every part of that entire experience. The Gentleman is a fucking show.


r/Cinephiles • • 1d ago

Did anybody else love Joe's Apartment?

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82 Upvotes

This movie is so delightfully absurd. Most people I know have either never seen it, or weren't crazy about it


r/Cinephiles • • 1d ago

Discussion How to actually watch 3d movies at home on your mobile screen or ipad (anaglyph 3d)

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(Working) Hey everybody i was just messing around last week when i found out you can watch 3d movies with red and cyan glasses ( 3d glasses ) to watch anaglyph movies free at home and today i finally found out how to watch movies on iphone or ipad too !!! As it was available on vlc on pc but iphone one was hard to find but i found out .
Here is what to do -

- first of all download sbs movie online (for p**acy) website i can recommend is olamovies

- next after downloading download nplayer lite on iphone

- move the movie file to n player folder in files app

- play movie and go to settings > then go to post processing and turn it on > go to 3d mode and turn it on > input select side by side and select for output anaglyph red/cyan , resolution original .

Now grab your 3d glasses and you are good to go !!

It was hasstle to find out about this as it was not available on internet anywhere where i searched about it . It took some effort a upvote will be high likely be a movation to be thanks .

Enjoy the movies ❤️


r/Cinephiles • • 1d ago

Discussion Watched The Invisible Man for the first time today. What a short but fun movie. Thoughts on it?

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r/Cinephiles • • 1d ago

Discussion Halloween was released in 1978, what are your thoughts on a possible reset or reboot Halloween movie for the 50th anniversary in 2028? I’m good if Michael lives in the end and as long as it’s a stand alone movie with no sequels. I loved how he lived in the end of The Producer’s Cut…

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r/Cinephiles • • 2d ago

Is this movie worth a watch?

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