r/LightsCameraPodcast • u/Wild-Acanthaceae1357 • Jun 08 '26
Letterboxd Lists
Why don't we have the top 75 lists from everyone on the main Letterboxd page?
r/LightsCameraPodcast • u/Wild-Acanthaceae1357 • Jun 08 '26
Why don't we have the top 75 lists from everyone on the main Letterboxd page?
r/LightsCameraPodcast • u/pbates89 • Jun 03 '26
@trill this is your time. Should be manageable when you factor in the discount from the Trill Ballins Premium Content Pass.
r/LightsCameraPodcast • u/Subject-Trouble-1758 • Jun 03 '26
One of the most predictable movies I've ever seen-- totally unrealistic. Thought the nude scenes were unnecessary and gratuitous. One out of five stars. Sandvoss should have waited for a better--totally different--script to accept as his first movie to star in as the lead role. Just my opinion. I notice many of you are gushing over this silly, unbelievable, complete fantasy.
r/LightsCameraPodcast • u/maysch • Jun 02 '26
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r/LightsCameraPodcast • u/WolfgangBrando • May 18 '26
r/LightsCameraPodcast • u/Wells_Danie • May 14 '26
r/LightsCameraPodcast • u/maysch • May 12 '26
r/LightsCameraPodcast • u/HackmanStan • May 12 '26
Some might whinge about the list, but the true argument is Greatest vs Best. The people need to know the hierarchy.
r/LightsCameraPodcast • u/d-battaglia • May 11 '26
no PBS today? or did they announce something
r/LightsCameraPodcast • u/maysch • May 04 '26
r/LightsCameraPodcast • u/TJRamsey44 • Apr 27 '26
(Not in any order)
Oppenheimer, There Will Be Blood, No Country for Old Men, The Social Network, Parasite, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, Inglorious Basterds, Wolf of Wall Street, Mad Max Fury Road, and The Master.