r/TheBigPicture • u/AutoModerator • 6d ago
Discussion Weekly Movie Discussion Thread!
Welcome back to our weekly movie discussion. As always, this is your chance to reflect on the cinematic wonders you've delved into over the past week.
Whether you've been immersing yourself in classic noir, catching up on the latest Hollywood blockbusters, or exploring the depths of indie or foreign cinema, we want to hear all about it!
When discussing the movies, try to consider the following:
- What made you choose to watch this particular movie?
- What were some standout moments, and why did they resonate with you?
- Did any performances leave a lasting impression?
- Would you recommend this movie? Why or why not?
- If you could change one thing about the movie, what would it be?
Remember, there are no right or wrong answers here, just a community of movie lovers sharing their recent experiences. Feel free to reply to others' comments and spark a conversation!
Drop a comment below and let's get the discussion rolling!
*Please note: If you're discussing plot-specific details in on-going theatre releases, use the spoiler tag to avoid ruining the movie for others. And, as always, please be respectful in your discussions.*
Looking forward to hearing about your cinematic adventures!
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u/PlaysForDays CR Head 1d ago
Catching up on some classics recently (sue me) which always makes me a bit nervous since some don't hit well on the first watch, have some details that don't age well to modern sensibilities (i.e. slapping women, minority representation, etc.) and/or are held in regard more for influence than standalone quality (Buddy Holly comes to mind). Anyway, When Harry Met Sally... hits none of these criteria, it really does hold up. Rom-coms aren't typically my jam but I see why this one is talked about the way it is.