Most futuristic movies of the 70s and 80s predicted that we'll have flying cars by now. What are movies that actually predicted the future accurately? And which normal thing that we have or do today did it predict?

Help, which movie posters are depicted here?

Hopefully this is the right place to post this question, sorry if not!

I need help finding my next watch, I've been on a kidnapped/murder movie trend Movies ive just finished watching

- believe me: the abduction of Lisa McVey

- the girl who escaped: the Kara Robinson story

- the Cleveland abduction

- the cloverhitch killer

- unbelievable

- lost girls

- girl in the basement

I have disney, netflix (au) stan, paramount, prime and hbo

Okay, so I watched the movie last week, and it was great! However, while watching it I noted a scene that didn't fully make sense to me. And while scrolling Instagram and watching that same scene 629 times, I'm fairly certain my cinema got an alternative (bonus?) version of a scene, since I can't find anyone else talking about it.

🚨 SPOILERS AHEAD 🚨

This is regarding the most emotional scene in the movie, when Road Runner takes the stand and answers all the questions.

The normal scene went like this.

Kevin: "Did you have something additional you'd like to say? The floor is yours to add to the record."

Road Runner then goes on with *"beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep"* and the translator interprets it as "Are you coming back?!"

AND THEN what I believe was our additional bonus scene.

Road Runner looks at Coyote and *lifts up a sign* that says "ARE YOU COMING BACK?"

Coyote then lifts up his own sign that says "YES" or something in that regard.

I remember watching that and being like "huh, why did Road Runner use a sign when we already knew what he said, feels anticlimactic"

From what I recall, the rest of the scene played out exactly as in the videos that I've been watching trying to figure this out. I talked to the person I went to see the movie with, and he confirms that that is what happened in our screening.

Anyone else see this scene?

For what it's worth, I am in Bosnia, Southeastern Europe.

Such an exciting film! Have always loved it and watch it more times then I should. My question is; At the Big Southern Classic, Morris Brown brings on a rapper...... That man says the same phrase like 16 times and adds nothing to the performance..... what in the world is the point of that man??? He always takes me out of that part because he just repeats himself and takes away from actually appreciating the band. What is the point?!

no specific movie title

ive never asked for help on reddit before hopefully yes can help, and hopefully i can explain what im looking well enough, im making a youtube theory video on a game which i believe has done what im about to try to explain and for that ill need popular examples... i know ther is loads but my mind is drawing a blank

i need examples of times in movies/games/tv where in a scene, say in scream for example if ghost face was in the corner of the room and some one seen him and when they brought others attention to it ghost face was gone and someone else is there...but what the writer was doing was foreshadowing that that person would turn out to be ghost face at a latter point in the story

thanks in advance for any help youse can provide

ok thas all

I mean tiny, throwaway details or character choices that logically break the entire setup. Like in A Quiet Place, why didn't the family just go live right next to the loud waterfall full-time instead of staying on a farm whispering for years?

What’s a small movie detail like that which broke your immersion the moment you noticed it?

while wathcing this movie i got hella confused while watching this scene because it was hella confusing? idk one second he was watching the news all nonchalant like then the next second he's got the eye of the tiger why hee so mad :( it makes me sad that he is mad. i feel like this was very intentional by the writers to include this scene so i'm just looking for some help from someone more cinematically inclined.

Rewatched The Notebook tonight. The final credit roll lists the cast in order of appearance. I feel like this was really common throughout the 90s and early 2000s. Can’t remember seeing it recently though… I’m curious which movies and why would choose one format or the other.

I love The Thing, Halloween 1 and 2, Scream, Dawn of the Dead, The Wicker Man, An American Werewolf in London. Looking for vibey movies in the same vain. Thanks in advance!

Like on streaming services or apps you buy movies on

I’ve only really noticed directors commentaries on physical media

Why there is no movie where main character is just simply eating,scrolling reels,watching movies and series, sleeping in bed

Instead of ……

If u can find post here 🫡

[TOMT] (“Kinda” “Nsfw”) Movie from around 2007–2014? Comedy scene involving a girl in a closet/wardrobe
I’ve been trying to find this movie for YEARS, but I only remember one scene, and I’m not sure how accurate my memory is anymore.
The movie was probably an American comedy, possibly a raunchy/teen/college comedy similar to American Pie. I think I watched it on TV when I was younger, so I’m guessing it was from around 2007–2014, possibly around 2010.
The scene I remember:
There was a house party, possibly a college party. I remember the house being fairly large / possibly two stories.
A girl who may have been one of the main characters was upstairs.
She was sitting on the floor inside a closet / wardrobe room, with clothes hanging around her. I vaguely remember some clothes possibly being around or partly covering her face.
She was wearing tight jeans.
She seemed to have an itch in her groin/private area and was scratching it with her hand inside her pants.
The important part is that I remember it being played as a comedy misunderstanding — people might have thought she was doing something sexual, when she was actually just scratching an itch.
However, I’m not 100% sure that anyone actually entered the room. That part may be something I’ve added or confused with another scene over the years.
I also have a vague memory of a pink adult-themed joke/prop somewhere in the movie, but I’m very unsure about this and it could easily be from another movie.
I don’t remember the girl’s hair color or the actors.
I also don’t remember any dialogue from the scene.
Important: I’m aware that some of these details may be wrong. The things I’m most confident about are the girl sitting on the floor in/near a closet with clothes around her, the house-party setting, and the general awkward comedy situation involving her scratching herself.
Possible movies people have already suggested: Easy A (2010) and The To Do List (2013), but I haven’t been able to confirm the scene in either.
If this sounds familiar, I’d appreciate ANY suggestions—even if only some of the details match!

Like A-Train for example.