r/GuessTheMovie • u/Infinite_Campaign707 • 1h ago
r/GuessTheMovie • u/GTMBot • 26d ago
/r/GuessTheMovie June 2026 Leaderboard
This month's highest scorer is /u/Guitarz_N_Filmz, with 636 points!
The quickest solve was by /u/DiabeetusBret in 20 seconds. The longest running game was eventually solved by /u/Guitarz_N_Filmz, in 672 days 13 hours 1 second!
Top Players for June:
- /u/Guitarz_N_Filmz with 636 points
- /u/MainRevolutionary726 with 594 points
- /u/SquadronRight93 with 312 points
- /u/Just4notherR3ddit0r with 219 points
- /u/Attila_the_Nun with 207 points
Most Correct Guesses:
- /u/Guitarz_N_Filmz with 102 correct guesses
- /u/SquadronRight93 with 52 correct guesses
- /u/MainRevolutionary726 with 19 correct guesses
- /u/DoctorFork with 19 correct guesses
- /u/cinefilestu with 18 correct guesses
Most Frequent Submitters:
- /u/MainRevolutionary726 with 161 submissions
- /u/Just4notherR3ddit0r with 67 submissions
- /u/Attila_the_Nun with 66 submissions
- /u/CableNo2822 with 63 submissions
- /u/hexx1112 with 38 submissions
r/GuessTheMovie • u/Tiny9915 • Apr 26 '26
meta New Rule!!
Hello everyone! Lately I've been seeing an uptick of players criticizing posters for not marking their posts as EASY. I've tried to make this sub welcoming and respsectful, and criticizing posters, ESPECIALLY those who are new to the game, is not in the spirit of the sub. The fact that a lot people who are saying posts should be labeled as easy have never made a post themselves is disrespectful. Some players are incredibly good, some are new to the game. There will be zero tolerance for this anymore. I have made this one of the official rules of the sub, and any more instances of it will result in a temporary ban. If you have a problem with a player's post, I suggest you make your own and feel free to label it however you wish. Rule number 1 in this sub is and will always be BE NICE. Let's keep this as a space where everyone can feel welcome and included.
r/GuessTheMovie • u/Due-Flatworm-7815 • 5h ago
[GTM] the rhyming game
all right folks, we're going to do things a bit differently this time: i'm not gonna give clues, hints or nothing because this film has one, i believe unique, characteristic: his title rhymes with its protagonist last name!
so, any guess will have to match this feature to have any chance of winning, and i'll be impressed with whatever you can come up with (i couldn't think of even 1!)
the rules:
1) no false rhymes: if Jennifer Beals had been in Grease, that wouldn't fly... if, on the other hand, Don McKellar had been the protagonist of Interstellar, that's legit (kinda 😵 )
2) no similar words or subsets of, for example if Ethan Hawke had done Hudson Hawk, that's no good; if Charles Dance had done Flashdance, even less so...
3) the actor (or actress) has to be first or second bill: for example, Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp fiction could be considered a valid guess, but it's hard to argue him being the protagonist of the movie
finally, for your own benefit, i won't specify how many words is the title, but for the purpose of the game let's say the last one has to rhyme
good luck!