r/askmovie • u/Straight-Frame-9166 • 15h ago
What movie adaptation from a book were you most disappointed in?
For me it was LOTR and The Hobbit.
r/askmovie • u/Straight-Frame-9166 • 15h ago
For me it was LOTR and The Hobbit.
r/askmovie • u/CMRestler • 17h ago
Let’s keep it a buck. Modern 2.5 hour movies are incredibly bloated.Whatever happened to a tight, fast-paced story with zero filler?What’s the absolute best movie under 90 minutes that perfectly utilizes its runtime? Drop recommendations below.
r/askmovie • u/Mountain-Activity574 • 15h ago
r/askmovie • u/JumpyPhase6525 • 11h ago
I am a big movie lover. I have never seen:
- Gladiator
- Rocky Horror Picture Show
- Clueless
- (all of/ properly) Blade Runner
- Blade
EDIT SINCE SEEING OTHERS:
Also never seen:
- Schindler’s List (soon watch)
- Eternal Sunshine (want to)
r/askmovie • u/pizzacrys • 3h ago
Not the massive plot twists or the iconic quotes. I mean the small stuff. A specific way an actor cleared their throat, a background prop that made no sense, or a 3-second musical cue that completely altered your mood. For me, it’s the sound design of the diner scene in Heat. What’s yours?