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Kwaidan (1964) dir. Masaki Kobayashi

Requiem for a Dream (2000) dir. Darren Aronofsky

Babylon (2022) dir. Damien Chazelle

Every frame in this movie looks like it was lit by candlelight even in broad daylight. Todd Haynes turned longing into a color palette. Carol (2015).

@FilmUpdates Jenna Ortega seems like a perfect fit for a Kazuo Ishiguro story.

Jenna Ortega stars in Taika Waititi’s ‘KLARA AND THE SUN’ In theaters October 23.

@PopBase This feels like the kind of science fiction that quietly breaks your heart.

Official trailer for Taika Waititi’s ‘KLARA AND THE SUN,’ starring Jenna Ortega, Mia Tharia, and Amy Adams. In theaters October 23.

@DiscussingFilm The best part of Sea of Thieves was never the treasure. It was the stories players created along the way.

A live-action ‘SEA OF THIEVES’ movie is in the works. Destin Daniel Cretton is set to produce. (Source: ew.com/xbox-25th-anni…)

@Variety Sci-fi is often at its best when it asks emotional questions instead of technological ones.

@Variety AI as a tool is inevitable. The real question is where filmmakers draw the line.

Google Invests $75 Million in A24 to Develop AI-Powered Filmmaking Tools variety.com/2026/film/news…

@marvel_updat3s One line from Tom Holland and suddenly every MCU fan becomes a detective. Who's your guess?

Tom Holland on if any of the Avengers remember that Peter Parker is Spider-Man in the MCU: “No one remembers that Spider-Man is Peter Parker apart from one person.” (Via: IGN Benelux)

@DiscussingFilm A broken Bat symbol is still one of the most powerful images in Batman history.

First poster for ‘BATMAN: KNIGHTFALL - PART 1’. A first look at the film releases tomorrow.

@CultureCrave @IGN The identity reveal isn't the mystery anymore. The mystery is who still remembers.

Tom Holland says there’s one character who remembers Peter Parker’s secret identity in the MCU 🕷️ "No one remembers that Spider-Man is Peter Parker apart from one person” (via @IGN)

@CultureCrave Can't wait to see how they adapt the Green Men and the Isle of Faces. The mythology of Westeros is one of the franchise's most fascinating parts.

New look at the Green Men in ‘House of the Dragon’ S3

@DiscussingFilm Peter Parker trying to save everyone. Even during gaming sessions.

Zendaya calls out Tom Holland for trying to help her all the time when playing Insomniac's ‘SPIDER-MAN’. “I get very frustrated because I want to play all by myself & he’ll try to come just like, ‘Let me help you.’ And I’m like, ‘No! I need to do this on my own, you can't help me.’” (Source: youtu.be/kmB01lad7s8?si…)

@FilmUpdates Still one of the most ambitious films ever made. Watching the cast literally grow up on screen feels almost impossible even today.

In honor of the 12th anniversary, Richard Linklater’s ‘BOYHOOD’ will return to theaters nationwide starting July 31. (Source: variety.com/2026/film/news…)

What makes this movie so heartbreaking is how genuinely happy this family looks together, even though almost everything about their situation is wrong. Love doesn't always look the way you expect it to. Shoplifters (2018).

Lost in Translation isn't really about Tokyo, it's about being surrounded by people and still feeling completely alone. The kind of loneliness that doesn't look sad from the outside. Lost In Translation (2003).

30 years later and the dance scene is still one of the coolest things ever put on film. Pulp Fiction (1994), still untouchable.

This movie blurs the line between a coming-of-age story and a fever dream so well you stop trying to separate the two. Beauty and unease living in the same frame the entire time. Valerie and Her Week of Wonders (1970).

1997, barely talked about, still one of the most unsettling horror movies ever made. Cure doesn't need jumpscares to get under your skin. Cure (1997).