Seriously. Just watch it. It's so incredibly good.

It is a very dull and depressing film. Definitely a skip unless you love reinforcing your existential dread.

One of my favorite movies

Asteroid chronicles the journey of Spencer Coleman and his family from the “big city” to a house on the outskirts of his hometown. The film anticipates the fragmentations of emerging modernism and blends humor with social satire while highlighting a life based on procrastination and avoidance. And there's an Asteroid coming!

Like they construct the world for each day? Like you see them putting up mailboxes and painting the roads.

Mark your calendars for July 2nd.

The director of Prey welcomes you to a world of hurt. Experience Predator: Badlands on the big screen, in theaters and IMAX November 7.

"To see your response to the film has re-invigorated me and many others who believe in this art form," the filmmakers says.

Amazon MGM Studios has landed film rights to James Patterson and Duane Swierczynski’s forthcoming book, Billion-Dollar Ransom. The film is currently in development.

Four friends. $371 billion net worth. Zero culpability.

Steve Carell, Jason Schwartzman, Cory Michael Smith, and Ramy Youssef star in a new HBO Original film from the creator of Succession. #Mountainhead premieres May 31 on Max.

Millie Bobby Brown returns as Netflix's private detective

The Ugly Stepsister (2025)

Follows Elvira as she battles against her gorgeous stepsister in a realm where beauty reigns supreme. She resorts to extreme measures to captivate the prince, amidst a ruthless competition for physical perfection.

Apologies if this is not the community for a thread like this, I don't frequent this community as much as I should (considering the volume of movies I watch lol). But I just saw The Ugly Stepsister in theaters and I'm dying to talk about it.

I'm curious if any of you have seen it yet. It's still in theaters and looks like it's going to be fairly niche, I'm sure in no small part due to it being foreign. I definitely recommend it, I found it to be a fun spin on the classic Cinderella story that we get from the likes of Disney and a lot more faithful to the source.

Definitely not for those who are squeamish, but to be honest I found the body horror to not be over the top (unlike The Terrifier 2 lol)

The force ghost from the lava scene on Mustafar, Revenge of the Sith has finally been figured out. Todd Vaziri went back to the original greenscreen footage and solved the mystery.

With the success of A Minecraft Movie, Gen Z's favorite video games are becoming a hot commodity around Hollywood.

After a $46 million opening weekend, Ryan Coogler's "Sinners" looks to have a bright box office future thanks to historic acclaim from audiences for a horror movie.

For about month now I have been massive movie rut.. struggling to find anything to watch. What do you do when you are in one of these slumps!?

Framed - One Frame Challenge #140 🎥 🟩 ⬛ ⬛ ⬛ ⬛ ⬛

It's not a recent flick but I just wanna share my review –

I finished it minutes ago. The 1st 20 min are so boring. Here are what spurred me to finish it.

1. Spielberg directed it.
2. It was loosely based on his childhood.

The post, Bridge of spies and Saving Private Ryan's opening are 👍 so I hoped The Fabelmans was 👍 too. It was entertaining but not great. OK plot.

👍 acting. I can write about 3 paragraphs re the top cast's acting but I don't wanna make this too long. I'll just highlight Sam Rechner, who didn't play the cliched bully. It seemed Logan Hall had an internal issue. Bullying, having that high school quarterback aura, then his conscience tapping him due to his bullying, then getting upset; it can easily get cringe. But Rechner's acting wasn't cringe. Great job.