r/moviecritic • u/CatsOnARollercoaster • 13h ago
r/moviecritic • u/phantom_avenger • 8h ago
Who’s an actor or actress that you enjoy seeing in anything they star in, because you love the energy they bring?
Kat Dannings is definitely up there!! Not only is she drop dead gorgeous, but any time I see her on screen she is always so cute and charming that you can’t help but love her screen presence! I would honestly even put her on the list of actors who can play themselves and get away with it!
For example, her character; Darcy Lewis in the MCU could’ve easily have just been featured in the first Thor movie and you never see her again. But because of how much fans have grown to love her, Marvel tries to give her a role in whatever project they can.
r/moviecritic • u/ProfessionalSense220 • 5h ago
What Went Wrong With Godfather 3(1990) ?
Imo I would’ve personally like if the movie revolved around the relationship of Michaels son with him and not Sonny’s illegitimate son
r/moviecritic • u/Brave-Panic7934 • 2h ago
What small role in a film risked ruining an otherwise perfect movie for you?
Pulp Fiction was a masterpiece. But Tarantino’s insistence on playing the character ‘Jimmy’ is absolute cringe. He’s done alright in some of his other small roles, but this one is just plain awful — a blemish on an otherwise perfect film. Honorable mention would be Christopher Walken in Dune II, even though I love Walken in just about everything else he’s done.
r/moviecritic • u/Raj_Valiant3011 • 54m ago
What actors completely immerse themselves in a role and embody their characters to absolute perfection? I'll go first:
Daniel Day-Lewis –There Will Be Blood (2007)
r/moviecritic • u/Emcee_nobody • 15h ago
Who is an actor or actress that, despite not being notably terrible or awful, you just can't bring yourself to take seriously?
Channing Tatum
r/moviecritic • u/Lotion-Lover • 1d ago
Why was Gen X like this? Wtf was their problem?
r/moviecritic • u/M4nWhoSoldTheWorld • 6h ago
If you love a good story, solid cast, top level stunt and visuals effects that still can hold you at the edge of the seat, Backdraft fits perfectly into that category.
It’s worth to mention that Scott Glenn and Donald Sutherland delivered a solid performance as well.
r/moviecritic • u/Eikichi_Onizuka09 • 11h ago
Drop the most "Intense" movies you watched?
r/moviecritic • u/Mavrick80 • 5h ago
What's a movie people forgot about and about a forgotten time of history (BTW I miss Mos Def acting.)
r/moviecritic • u/martbart87 • 2h ago
I know, I know...
I know we all like Heat, and I always have too, but am rewatching it again now and am blown away even more. From the get go with De Niro stealing the ambulance and Kilmer buying explosives, straight into the action and story that just keeps going like a locomotive from there, with characters organically introduced along the way. Several great story twists along the way. No unnecassary car chases or explosions, just a raw and involved progress as it unfolds. The personal storylines and drama are integral to the story and never feel like sidetracking. The cast is absolutely stacked across the board, but De Niro and Pacino are amazing. And Michael Mann really is a master of ambience, tone and pacing, it really is a beautiful movie too. Everything is just so well done. This is in my top 10 all time movies. Greatest action/thriller ever?
r/moviecritic • u/_kevx_91 • 5h ago
What's your favorite movie with positive portrayal of male friendships/solidarity?
r/moviecritic • u/DesperadoKz • 1h ago
Most Memorable 2024 Movie for You? For me Longlegs.
r/moviecritic • u/Matilda_Mother_67 • 1d ago
The aliens in Signs (2002) can be defeated with water. What are some other monsters, antagonists, etc that are intimidating/scary, but can easily be avoided or defeated?
r/moviecritic • u/the998thLC • 11h ago
What makes a movie timeless? Name a film you believe will still be relevant 50 years from now.
r/moviecritic • u/Robemilak • 16h ago
Happy 70th Birthday to Denzel Washington! What are his top 3 roles?
r/moviecritic • u/Craft-Sudden • 6h ago
Which movie do you have to watch anytime it is on?
r/moviecritic • u/yonBonbonbon • 1d ago
What’s that one scene where you say “you had to be there” to someone who never experienced it in theaters?
r/moviecritic • u/LenoreWindcrest • 1h ago
What’s a Movie Scene That Hit Completely Different on a Rewatch?
r/moviecritic • u/jeffmartin47 • 21h ago
Best 80s villain? I'm going with James Spader as Steff McKee in Pretty in Pink.
r/moviecritic • u/Feisty_Werewolf4366 • 4h ago
Just finished watching this masterpiece!!
And oh my god, what an amazing performance deliveries by Matt Damon.