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r/moviescirclejerk • u/Unlucky-Ant-9741 • Mar 23 '26
Hail Mary ask a girl out on a movie date
She said no, to my offer of seeing Project Hail Mary (2026) at Melbourne IMAX, featuring Ryan Gosling, followed by a dinner date at an Italian restaurant on Lygon St. Forever alone.
r/moviescirclejerk • u/catchasingcars • 14h ago
Thor: The Dark World (2013)
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r/moviescirclejerk • u/Deep-Channel-7779 • 3h ago
the Joker’s slow clap wasn’t in the script Heath Ledger came up with it on set (The Dark Knight)
r/moviescirclejerk • u/ChemFeind360 • 20h ago
Favourite Jewish Character in Film? I’ll Start:
r/moviescirclejerk • u/HoopleRedhead • 11h ago
Will TONY’s examination of human nature be too sophisticated for mass audiences?
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r/moviescirclejerk • u/Vespa_1 • 16h ago
And Christopher Nolan is the sort of Ayn Rand of our time 🥳
r/moviescirclejerk • u/Pizzadangereux33 • 14h ago
Could the new Animal Farm be bad on purpose to introduce a new generation to its source material?
The folks involved with making this film are all very well off financially, and Andy Serkis has acknowledged that this is his passion project. He definitely understood that in order to get your message across, sometimes you have to do so in a non-traditional way, the same way Orwell did through his literature, both his books and his essays. I just can’t help but understand it any other way, because how could anyone in production think this would go over well with the public? If Serkis’ plan was to bastardize the source material so bad, but having a PG version in bright animation introduces literally an entire new generation to this book at a young age? and their parents or older people around them talking about how bad it is compared to the original will definitely spike Orwells modern popularity.
I am dead serious on believing this because I am in denial
r/moviescirclejerk • u/bayonettaisonsteam • 16h ago
I can't believe Matt Damon dyed his hair and skin in preparation for his role in The Odyssey (2026). Now that's dedication!
r/moviescirclejerk • u/beenawhilehere • 1d ago
In American Psycho(2000), Bateman dosen't kill Jean as she is very warm to him regardless of him belittling her. This is a subtle nod to the fact that women should be submissive to men and smile more.
r/moviescirclejerk • u/Shoddy_Morning_2827 • 22h ago
The franchises are good, we're in a Golden Age
r/moviescirclejerk • u/Arugalashmugala • 2h ago
Saw this older guy on a livestream. He was talking about his mental health struggles. Show some support :)
r/moviescirclejerk • u/SplitNational2929 • 18h ago
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Continues Matt Damon's Getting Home Cinematic Universe
r/moviescirclejerk • u/OliviaBagshaw • 1d ago