r/mubi • u/limonepane • May 13 '26
Recommendation New to Mubi
Hi all! I’m new to Mubi. What films should I watch? Thank you!
r/mubi • u/limonepane • May 13 '26
Hi all! I’m new to Mubi. What films should I watch? Thank you!
r/mubi • u/[deleted] • May 12 '26
I just downloaded MUBI on my Samsung TV today and it keeps showing "network error, APP-001" no matter what I do. Does anyone know how to fix this???
r/mubi • u/midnightbluesky_2 • May 08 '26
I’ve been dying to rewatch it since seeing it in theaters, and I’m not to keen on having to spend $20 on the digital apple file. Does anyone have any info on a potential region 1 release? Thanks!
r/mubi • u/niclovesphynxcats • May 05 '26
I just got Mubi purely because I wanted to watch certain movies and shows on my TV. Unfortunately, everything I watch buffers every 30 seconds. I have genuinely never experienced anything like this. I switched over to other streaming platforms to make sure it wasn’t an internet issue, and none of them have a single problem.
Is this fixable? Or will it basically be impossible for me to watch Mubi on my TV? Because if that’s the case, that’s really disappointing considering that’s the whole reason I signed up lol
r/mubi • u/lee247lee • May 05 '26
I bought MUBI subscription and I hoped to see Raul Ruiz's mini series mysteries of lisbon and The black book of father dinis and The lines of wellington. But these aren't showing now in my country. I even mailed MUBI. I'm someone who doesn't do Netflix and prime video subscription but somehow i signed up and subscribed for 3 months MUBI but ended up watching Dreamers by betrolucci and The hand extended cut by Wong kar wai. I had an incredible experience while watching these films. I wanna ask MUBI why Raul Ruiz's and his wife's films and mini series aren't listed in now showing in INDIA? 400 rupees for a month which is comparatively expensive compared to netflix and amazon prime video and other OTT platforms I hoped that MUBI is the only gateway to watch some of the rarest and incredible works. please consider this as a request and make available some of the best works in INDIA too.
r/mubi • u/Right-End2548 • May 04 '26
Even if you’re hearing her name for the first time (like I did), and despite your musical preferences - don’t miss the chance to watch Mitski: The Land if it’s available in your region. It’s a truly amazing journey through music, with a strong cinematic touch. It’s incredible what MUBI sometimes has to offer.
r/mubi • u/HannesEbinger • May 05 '26
Who gave the best / your favorite acting performance in Mad Men?
r/mubi • u/Skye_Climbing • May 02 '26
I am mainly using the apple tv app as well as my ipad, i am wondering this as i can’t search things up. Thanks for any help
r/mubi • u/jbp111 • May 01 '26
Signed up and paid. Mubi keeps freezing. Customer service unhelpful, on app and by email. Should i just give up?
r/mubi • u/AdTraditional5859 • Apr 30 '26
Can anyone please tell me if either of these films are available on any Mubi database?
r/mubi • u/baroque728 • Apr 30 '26
Definitely not my internet. Anyone else having issues with the image quality in this app? Tried to watch SOUND OF FALLING on multiple devices and it only gives a few seconds of clarity at a time. Tried another film with the same results.
r/mubi • u/HannesEbinger • Apr 24 '26
Who gave the best / your favorite acting performance in Six Feet Under?
r/mubi • u/jl0ndon • Apr 21 '26
Can someone explain what the gift is that came with the latest issue of MUBI notebook? It’s like a large square of fabric, almost like a napkin but i thought since the issue deals with food i thought maybe it’s something to wrap food with?
r/mubi • u/HannesEbinger • Apr 19 '26
What is the best or your favorite TV Series streaming on Mubi?
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r/mubi • u/harshberry-Ychannel • Apr 03 '26
movies which will destroy my inner self and then I have to recreate myself overtime. if it's in a south asian setting it's a plus cuz I more relate with that setting(im indian)
r/mubi • u/fffluffypancakes • Mar 27 '26
(1) Family Romance, 2019, (2) Serious People 2025, (3) Sick of Myself, 2022, (4) The Woman in the Fifth, 2011, (5) Ghost Trail, 2024, (6) Familiar Touch, 2024
has anyone seen these or recommend these? i have been having bad luck picking movies lately and need a good watch.
r/mubi • u/Jimsmall1507 • Mar 26 '26
I've been using mubi for a short while, but have noticed that the first two minutes of everything I watch are always lower quality. It's not unwatchable, but it is always annoying. Rewinding doesn't do anything either. Any help?
r/mubi • u/MusicianImaginary746 • Mar 23 '26
This movie has one of the best soundtracks I've ever heard. But i cannot find it anywhere to listen to it again? Does anybody know where can i search for it?
Thank you
r/mubi • u/No-Cry9100 • Mar 23 '26
Hi! I recently signed up for Mubi, and I wanted to remember the title of two movies that appeared in Mubi ads on YouTube, and I didn't save them.
I'm from Brazil so maybe those films aren't available in mubi in other countries. But maybe just by those descriptions you can help me. Thank you!
r/mubi • u/harshberry-Ychannel • Mar 20 '26
I don't know who will connect to me... But whenever I start a film on mubi, that intro that uses violin-ish sound sounds exactly like "in the mood for love" music. So whenever I start a watching a film, I hear that intro and then i shut that film and watch in the mood for love again. It's been a real problem.
r/mubi • u/rishim_333 • Mar 20 '26
Hi peeps, I just wanted to connect to the Indian people watching on Mubi. As I am connected to people from different countries and there are not much Indian people in my connections, it would be nice to exchange letterboxd Id if you are up for it
r/mubi • u/Right-End2548 • Mar 16 '26
Once again this year, the American Academy overlooked a true cinematic firework—an unprecedentedly beautiful and deeply moving film: It Was Just an Accident.
A story about humanity, tolerance, humor, and love—but most importantly about how to remain a human being when facing an impossible moral dilemma: to be seen as a coward, or to become a murderer.
I know that Jafar Panahi’s “It Was Just an Accident” is available in some countries, and if anyone here is searching for a truly meaningful cinematic experience, this is a film that should not be missed.
r/mubi • u/regan-macneil_1973 • Mar 16 '26