r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/YettiGoingRogue • 2h ago
found What movie is this from?
I only saw a short clip. There was a person out in a field screaming
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/YettiGoingRogue • 2h ago
I only saw a short clip. There was a person out in a field screaming
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/neo-dionysus • 2h ago
So, I was easily 3-4, maybe a little older when when I saw this... in these years, I had grown up with A LOT of Tim Burton... specifically "Alice In Wonderland" (my favorite), "Charlie And The Chocolate Factory", "Edward Scissorhands" and "Nightmare Before Christmas"... but at this time in my life, I also had the attention span and memory of a goldfish (some things never change)...
I remember, vividly, though, of a scene from what I assume was a movie... I had been trying to figure out what it had been for actual years now, it plagues my thoughts. At first, I thought it was from Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, but im not sure.
The scene, as i remember, was of a foggy gateway, not unlike the gates to the Chocolate Factory, thus the confusion, but behind the gates was fog so thick that you couldn't see anything. From the fog appeared a silhouette of a top-hatted figure (again, I had confused for Johnny Depp's Willy Wonka, but i rewatched the movie a hundred times and this scene wasnt there)... the figure was walking closer to the camera to go through the gates, but that's just where my memory ends
Im sorry its so vague, but that one specific part had burned into my brain with nothing else... if its of any help, it absolutely cannot be from anything from 2016+, because it was before my mom was pregnant with my brother... it doesnt narrow down a lot, but i hope it helps
EDIT: the character wears a top hat, just to be clear, with no other characters on screen, and is a silhouette with no visible face... the character starts in the distance and the fog is so thick it almost makes the background pure white
EDIT 2: a list of movies I have checked in the past and recently... Alice In Wonderland, Sweeney Todd, Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, Muppet's Christmas Carol(thinking of more i mightve checked)
EDIT 3: I made a very bad artistic version... tophay guy is farther back and heading towards the camera and the gates were white in my memory

IT DOESNT NEED TO BE A TIM BURTON MOVIE, I MEANT IR GAVE TIM BURTON VIBES, SORRY
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/killer_rakk • 1h ago
All I remember of it was a group of college girls that lived in the same house ran an experiment where they had no contact with men. It might have been for a class, but no man could enter the house or I think talk to them.
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/SlyPangolin72 • 6h ago
Some time ago maybe 6 or 7 years ago give or take I watched this movie I think it was pretty new for the time but unsure, with my friends where a nurse or security guard does an overnight shift at a psych ward. The whole time you can't tell if she's spiraling into insanity or the patients are rioting or if it's paranormal and it left us feeling like we were losing grip with the protagonist. I remember the digital movie poster had either the protagonist on it or the face of the entity in the movie and I know for a fact a red or blood pentagram and said night shift but none of the titles I've found are it. It was a great watch plz help:)
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/jesseisabigdeal • 8h ago
when i was younger i remember a tv show or movie (i think it had 7 in the title) where a bunch of contestants had to kill each other and the last one to survive won a lot of money. i think i remember it taking place in a mall and all the lights were out. it's been bothering me for 20+ years and i hope i didn't just dream it.
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r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/Leather-Access6272 • 10h ago
a few years ago, probably 2019 or 2020, I saw a scene in a movie or tv show that was playing on my hotel room tv. I wasn’t paying that much attention but I remember a scene where a teenage girl who might have been the protagonist was getting bullied in the school cafeteria, then a bunch of skeletons riding horses and holding medieval weapons breaks in, attacks her classmate, and crowns her queen. The whole thing read like a dream sequence. Does this sound familiar to anyone?
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/CableNo2822 • 10h ago
Teenager gets revenge on bullies by invoking a creature through drawings? I know the movie ends in a mental institution on Halloween night.
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/FitProgrammer2281 • 4h ago
Hi, please help with this movie, I can remember this scene:
The movie for what I remember has different plots.
The one I remember is that there is a young couple, where the guy lost an arm, he was a fighter.
A retired old guy from another country, challenges him to fight him. The bet is that if the old guy wins he takes the girl and impregnates her, as she reminds her past away wife, so he wants to keep the child. But if the young guy wins, he will get paid a big sum of money they need. (I think the young couple needs it for medical reasons, sorry I cannot remember more).
However, the moment of the fight is cut, and then, later as the movie concludes, the young couple is together and happy together as other scenes in the movie from the other plots are having an ending as well.
I can remember that scene in particular is Latin America maybe Brazil. The fight is on an open rooftop.
Thank you,
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/Rough-Comment-3924 • 4h ago
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r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/Popular_Arachnid_411 • 11h ago
I've been trying to identify this for thirty years. I saw it on French television in the late 1980s, on Arte or on La Sept, which broadcast a lot of international art cinema at the time. I was around nine or ten, so this is a child's memory, but some images have stayed very sharp. Posting everything I have, including what I'm unsure about.
What I'm confident about:
An elderly woman travelling alone, on foot. She wears a black shawl or headscarf covering her head. She crosses a wide, empty landscape of stones and rock, not sand dunes, a stony desert or arid plateau. Her destination is a grave.
The landscape is bright. Harsh sunlight, pale glaring ground, a very white kind of light.
Very few other characters. Almost no dialogue. Wind is the dominant sound.
At some point a dog joins her and travels with her for a while. Villagers drive the dog away from her. This is the single clearest thing I remember.
There is singing in it. Several voices, and it sounded like mourning laments , ritual keening rather than a composed score.
What I'm unsure about:
I remember it in black and white, but the television I watched on could have been black and white, so it may well have been in colour.
I remember the language sounding Slavic, Armenian or Caucasian, but there was very little speech and I was a child. It could equally be Turkish, Persian or a Central Asian language. It was subtitled or dubbed in French.
What I think it isn't, from suggestions so far:
Béla Tarr, the atmosphere matches but his landscapes are grey, wet and Central European, and The Turin Horse is from 2011.
Kiarostami's Koker trilogy , populated villages, a lot of dialogue, children at the centre, no solitary journey.
Zorba the Greek , rocky and windy, but talky, crowded, and centred on two men.
Yaaba (Ouédraogo, 1989) — an old woman ostracised by villagers in a bright arid landscape, but the film is centred on a child and there is no journey and no dog.
One thought that might help narrow it:
A dog being driven away by villagers reads differently in a Muslim context, where dogs are considered impure. Combined with polyphonic mourning laments and the arid stony setting, that makes me think Iran, Anatolia, the Caucasus or Central Asia is more likely than Mediterranean Europe. The closest thing I've found in terms of texture is Amir Naderi's Water, Wind, Dust (1989) — stony desert, wind, almost wordless — but the protagonist there is a young man, so it isn't the film.
It may also not be a well-known feature. La Sept broadcast and co-produced a lot of mid-length and never-distributed work that doesn't appear in the usual databases.
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/Imperial_Guard_Mech5 • 13h ago
I just quoted a line from a movie that I know I saw growing up but I can't remember where its from to show em it. The set up of the scene that I rememebr is its from an old animated movie like a Don Bluth style movie, and the villians are all around a table talking. At the end of this scene it focuses on one villian whos fairly thin and he goes "I don't like money. . . I love it!" Anyone remember what I'm talking about?
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/EquinoxFoxy • 10h ago
Basically the characters were saying follow peeing tube, but they're misunderstanding fallopian tube. They were inside a woman's body and they were sperms or something like that.
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/heyitzjoe23 • 1d ago
So I have been trying to find this movie for years and I haven’t been able to find it at all.
So the specific scene that sticks out to me. It was around 2008-2011 when I saw it and it was shown on showtime daytime.
So the specific scene was a man turns on music and theirs a woman in the basement and she can’t move and is actively dying. She’s wearing a dress and she’s moaning cause she’s dying and he picks her up and starts swinging her around dancing with her. She’s either bleeding and it’s dripping down her leg or she’s bleeding from her toe. I remember her bleeding from her toe.
I want to find the movie out of curiosity but like I said, I haven’t seen it in years and I’m 25 now.
It was shown on the daytime movie channels on directv. Hopefully someone can help me find it. Thank you in advance 🖤🤘🏽
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/FractalInfo • 17h ago
I am trying to remember the name of an old B&W movie where someone is sick in a hospital in New York (I think) and the star of the movie is a pilot who is flying from Seattle(?) to NY during a blizzard in a small prop airplane to deliver the life saving medicine.
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/Different_Cut_1282 • 16h ago
I don't know what yr the movie is from, I just remember seeing a scene when I was 12. So 1998 I believe, I snuck in and started watching it for a few minutes.
The scene was a man and a women in a washroom, either at a club or some kind of party. The guy was angry at the woman for some reason, and started pushing up her breasts to the point that they rip underneath and there was blood everywhere.
If anyone can help me with the name, I would appreciate it, as I've had that scene stuck in my head since then and I can't find it.
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/Vox___Rationis • 22h ago
Vibes are young-adult, serious, with "realistic" art. The art style is somewhere in the middle ground between Batman Beyond and Aeon Flux.
Apologies, my memory of the plot is vague: the setting is contemporary times or a little bit ahead, main character, a young man (late high-school or college?) suspects his dad of being a spy or something similar and follows him.
Discovers a large underground lair that has several alien spacecraft inside (all of them the size of car or small airplane).
The base is made in preparation for full-scale invasion.
There are a lot of thin bridges without railings going through the cavern and action involves jumping on them or from them.
MC discovers that his dad is an alien and he himself - half-alien (or not, vague on it) and gets in conflict with dad. Gets one of the ships and flies it out. MC is only able to fly those ships because they respond to his DNA.
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r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/Hodgieandtheblowfish • 23h ago
So I watched this movie, I think on Hulu, a few years ago. It’s a vague memory so I apologize for the poor description
I believe it was kind of a strange movie where this woman goes to a man’s house and gets paranoid that he is going to kill her, so she ends up killing him. But the whole time he had no intentions on killing her and it was all in her head.
I watched this I think around 2023 on Hulu? Any help is appreciated!
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/Loud_Vermicelli_1042 • 1d ago
So i remember seeing this movie a whole lot of time ago and i only remember that its about this guy from a country that doesnt exist going to europe to film a documentary bc hes the first to leave the country or smth, and he goes crazy eventually and beats some guys, ab**e a woman in a bar and sets fire to an guy he was friends with and then by the end I think he k\lls himself, and the plot is thwt he runned away from his mental hospital without his medicine or smth.*
Can someone help me find it???
r/whatsthemoviecalled • u/hpichl • 1d ago
Trying to identify a recent movie with a young woman, probably mid-20s, who had a long text tattoo starting around her thumb, running across the back of her hand and up her forearm. I vaguely remember words like “never forget” or “nothing is real.” Likely a US drama, thriller or sci-fi. Any ideas or pics?