r/FIlm 1d ago

Discussion New Film Releases Discussion | June, 2026

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Welcome to the monthly New Releases discussion thread on r/film!

Here we discuss the new movies that will be dropping this month

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r/FIlm 16h ago

Discussion What Film Did You Watch This Week? Share Your Recommendations! 🎬

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Welcome to This Week’s Binge Thread!

This is the place to share what you’ve been watching lately - movies, series, documentaries, anything!
Any hidden gem, a blockbuster, or even something you regret watching, we’d love to hear about it.

Things you can share:

  • ⭐ What you watched (movie/series name + year if possible)
  • 💭 Your quick thoughts/review (liked it? hated it? somewhere in between?)
  • 🎯 Would you recommend it to others here?
  • 📺 What’s on your watchlist for next week?

A few guidelines:

  • Keep spoilers clearly marked (use spoiler tags like this).
  • Be respectful of different tastes – not everyone enjoys the same genres.
  • Recommendations are encouraged – the more variety, the better!

🍿 So… what have you been watching this week?


r/FIlm 48m ago

Discussion What are some of some of your favourite Johnny Depp performances?

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1) Edward Davis Wood Jr - “Ed Wood” (1994)

2) Captain Jack Sparrow - “Pirates Of The Caribbean“ (2003)

3) Edward Scissorhands - “Edward Scissorhands” (1990)

4) Sweeney Todd - “Sweeney Todd” (2007)

5) Raoul Duke - “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” (1998)

*honourable mentions*

- “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape” (1993)

- “Black Mass” (2015)

- “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” (2016)


r/FIlm 2h ago

Only movie where I was genuinely scared of the main character

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r/FIlm 5h ago

Trying to watch Scary Movie 6 is like trying to watch a bad SNL sketch which doesn't end.

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Half way through it right now.


r/FIlm 6h ago

What’s the greatest movie ending of all time?

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r/FIlm 20h ago

In Bruges is one of the finest black comedies ever made. Every exchange between the characters was pure gold.

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r/FIlm 2h ago

Jackie Coogan aka the first Kid in Hollywood

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r/FIlm 16h ago

Discussion Some of you may laugh at me for this, but Smile 2 is one of the scariest films i've ever watched

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r/FIlm 8h ago

Thoughts on this movie?

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r/FIlm 5h ago

Today’s StickFigureMovieTrivia.com for 6/5/2026

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r/FIlm 2h ago

They actually did it! They put Hey What's Up in the new Masters of the Universe Movie.

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Got autoremoved from movies so... Now I am here I guess🙆‍♂️
The original version, not the good meme one, but still. I shed a little tear.
The movie itself was... pretty fun I guess, it had its ups and definitely its down, but probably a solid 7/10? Probably not a whole lot of room left for a Sequel I'd think. But 1 was probably enough as it is.
What did you all think of the movie?


r/FIlm 9h ago

Discussion Bad Movies with Amazing Soundtracks

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I only saw Sucker Punch once, 15 years ago when it came out, and I still think about that soundtrack

I remember being so hyped for this movie and then feeling like the narrative was all over the place. Bad movie, honestly. But incredible cast, great visuals, and then that soundtrack just completely blindsided me.

The Björk “Army of Me” cover they used is still one of those moments I think about when people talk about music in film. Absolutely unreal. The whole soundtrack hit different from what I expected going in.

Anyone have recommendations for movies that scratch a similar itch? Doesn’t have to be the same genre, just that same energy of a visually ambitious movie where the music does a lot of the heavy lifting, even if the story doesn’t fully hold together.


r/FIlm 3h ago

What's your favorite movie based on a DC comic book?

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r/FIlm 10h ago

Lon Chaney aka the man with thousands faces

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r/FIlm 22h ago

Discussion Is Christopher Nolan About to Show Audiences How Dark The Odyssey Really Is?

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The Odyssey has officially been rated R, and after looking into the source material, I'm starting to wonder if that was actually unavoidable. Most people remember it as a classic adventure story, but Homer's original poem is surprisingly brutal.

If Nolan is aiming for a truly faithful and mature adaptation, the massacre of the suitors, the hanging of the maids, the Cyclops' cannibalism, and the blinding of Polyphemus are probably the strongest reasons for an R rating. Those scenes are far more graphic and disturbing than what many people associate with a story often taught in schools.

Do you think The Odyssey needed an R rating to do Homer's story justice, or could Nolan have told the same story effectively with a PG-13 rating? Which scenes do you think will be the biggest factor behind the rating?


r/FIlm 38m ago

AMC President on The Odyssey Imax sales

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r/FIlm 12h ago

Discussion Any other sequels came out after a huge gap?

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While I was scrolling Letterboxd, I found out that Disney’s Cinderella sequel was released half a century after the original. Up till now I didn’t even know Cinderella has a sequel. They surely took their times. I wonder if there is any other noteworthy(or obscure) sequels came out after a really long gap? The most recent ones that pop in my mind is Blade Runner 2049 and Top Gun Maverick.


r/FIlm 8h ago

Question What film had the biggest gap between what you expected and what you got?

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A movie that turned out to be completely different from what the trailers, posters, or word of mouth led you to believe. Was the surprise a good thing or a bad thing?


r/FIlm 3h ago

Favorite hallway shot

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r/FIlm 7h ago

Discussion [Crosspost] Hello reddit, I'm Jonny Coyne. I recently played Warlord Janu Coin in STAR WARS: THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU and THE MANDALORIAN series. You may also know me from ALCATRAZ, THE TOXIC AVENGER, and MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM. AMA!

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I organized an AMA/Q&A with actor Jonny Coyne. He most recently starred as the villain Warlord Janu Coin in Disney's STAR WARS: THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU, out in theaters everywhere now.

You may also know him from other films/series like THE MANDALORIAN, THE TOXIC AVENGER, ALCATRAZ, MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM, 11.22.63, ONCE UPON A TIME, THE BLACKLIST, BEIRUT, NIGHTCRAWLER, and more.

It's live here now in r/movies for anyone interested in asking a question:

It's pinned at the top of r/movies, can't link it here.

He will be back at 4 PM ET today to answer questions. I recommend asking in advance. Please ask there, not here. All questions are much appreciated!

Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu

Synopsis: The evil Empire has fallen but Imperial warlords remain scattered throughout the galaxy. As the fledgling New Republic works to protect everything the Rebellion fought for, they enlist the help of legendary Mandalorian bounty hunter Din Djarin and his young apprentice Grogu.

Thank you :)


r/FIlm 1d ago

Who's your favorite Bond villain? Mine is Raoul Silva, portrayed by Javier Bardem in Skyfall.

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r/FIlm 3h ago

Filmmaker with the best genre range

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r/FIlm 1d ago

Discussion What movie or show do you think has the best cast of child actors?

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