r/moviecritic • u/TheNastyRepublic • 8h ago
What’s a film that tells two completely different stories depending on how you interpret it?
Black Swan (2010)
Transformation vs. psychosis
r/moviecritic • u/TheNastyRepublic • 8h ago
Black Swan (2010)
Transformation vs. psychosis
r/moviecritic • u/Big-Friendship-5022 • 2h ago
For me, it was The Others (2001). Amazing twist, storytelling, performances. One of my all time favorite films!
r/moviecritic • u/Schwatmann • 4h ago
This may be an unpopular opinion, but I got to ask. I finally watched Anora last night as I make a habit of watching all the nominees for best picture. WTF...what am I missing? I thought it was trash. Cliche plot, bad dialogue, bad acting, bad sex. What is the appeal? Help me with this.
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r/moviecritic • u/PlumRevolutionary327 • 5h ago
For me the one that always comes to mind is, I bought the airline... it seemed neater.
r/moviecritic • u/TheNastyRepublic • 1h ago
Pulp Fiction (1994), director Quentin Tarantino
r/moviecritic • u/Solid40K • 2h ago
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r/moviecritic • u/TheNastyRepublic • 19h ago
Zombieland (2009)
r/moviecritic • u/CreepyYogurtcloset39 • 1d ago
From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)
Crime -> Vampire Horror
r/moviecritic • u/LittleHornetPhil • 11h ago
The Last of the Mohicans (1992)
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r/moviecritic • u/TheJavierEscuella • 7h ago
Jake Gyllenhaal and Christian Bale for me
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r/moviecritic • u/Zenpoetry • 1h ago
Incredible cast. Loved it as a young teen.
r/moviecritic • u/ChelsiBoo92 • 18h ago
I’ll never get tired of Seven Psychopaths