What, to you, is the saddest real-world death of an actor that ended up impacting a franchise?May 8 ⋅ TillyTheBlackCat ⋅ r/moviecritic
Rose McGowan, a rising star in the 1990s whose career was ruined by the predator Harvey WeinsteinMay 3 ⋅ Filipe_258 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Favorite movie scene where a character accepts their inevitable end and embraces it. My pick is Cutler Beckett accepting his fate in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End.May 5 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
What are your thoughts on Rebecca Ferguson? I think she’s a very capable actress who excels across multiple genres, whether it’s action roles or villainous characters. She does a great job.May 20 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Most Unforgettable Facial Expressions in Movie History? I volunteer John Goodman in The Big Lebowski.May 23 ⋅ SeymourKrelborn1111 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Tim Roth turns 65 today. One of the most talented British actors, indeed. Happy birthday to him!May 14 ⋅ AlKhwarazmi ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #65
The Breadwinner (2026) Unfunniest movie of the year contenderMay 29 ⋅ acourts19 ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #2026
What director, in your opinion, has fallen off lately despite having a strong filmography in the past? In my opinion, it’s Taika Waititi.May 17 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Carter Burke in Aliens (1986) is one of the most insidious scumbags in movie historyMay 7 ⋅ jaystats2 ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #1986
Favorite scene where the supporting actor outshines the main actor?May 6 ⋅ Perfect_Idea_2866 ⋅ r/moviecritic
One of the most underrated female actress. NAOMI HARRIS. She had one of the best performances in her role in Pirates Of The Caribbean and Black & Blue.May 5 ⋅ Historical_Rain6924 ⋅ r/moviecritic
A must watch movie, Run Lola run is German made, and I 100% recommend itMay 25 ⋅ _akaraiden ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #100
We lost Donald Gibb, one of the best tough guys from the 80's. RIP.May 13 ⋅ JohnnyUtah-91 ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #80
Cinema: How a small nation like Ireland stands up to HollywoodMay 8 ⋅ Historical_Rain6924 ⋅ r/moviecritic
What are your thoughts on Sam Rockwell? I think he's one of those rare actors who never really disappoints. Few actors can make eccentric, unconventional characters feel as believable and relatable as he does.May 29 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
What’s the most unforgettable film scene where infidelity is revealed and everything just blows up?May 15 ⋅ jaystats2 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Just finished watching Predator: Badlands. I thought it was very entertaining!May 13 ⋅ Fhoxyd22 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Actors and Actresses Who Have Completely Escaped Typecasting (pictured: Nick Offerman)May 26 ⋅ SeymourKrelborn1111 ⋅ r/moviecritic
First movie that comes to mind when you see Benicio del Toro? for me it's SicarioMay 22 ⋅ Conscious-Gear3092 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Decades of outstanding performances, four Oscar nominations, and, despite not winning an Oscar, one of the most diverse filmographies in Hollywood, Willem Dafoe's acting range is simply remarkable.May 28 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
What's your favorite 2000's stoner comedy? (such road trip 2000)May 27 ⋅ Drcold1O ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #such-road-trip-2000 #2000
Enough time has passed. What are your thoughts on Project Hail Mary (2026)?May 5 ⋅ Perfect_Idea_2866 ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #2026
What is the most ridiculous but practical accessory ever shown in a movie ?May 29 ⋅ Timop0707 ⋅ r/moviecritic
What's the worst example of a movie (or show) clearly setting something up but it never gets followed up on?May 15 ⋅ TaiwaneseThot ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #or-show
We heard your male unhinged characters, now let’s hear your favorite female unhinged characters [Pearl played by Mia Goth in Pearl 2022]May 8 ⋅ chocolatemilkguzzla ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #Pearl-played-by-Mia-Goth-in-Pearl-2022
Happy Birthday to Pierce Brosnon, 73 years young! What's some of your favourite films? I thought he was at his best in the film No Escape.May 16 ⋅ geoffcalls ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #73
[Question] In this scene of Tenet, The Protagonist wears an oxygen mask because he is inverted and can't breathe the oxygen of the world running opposite to him. So why dosen't he have to wear some sort of suit to protect the atoms of his body as well?May 4 ⋅ beenawhilehere ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #Question
What’s a film you think everyone should watch at least once before they die?May 17 ⋅ lNarrator ⋅ r/moviecritic
Thoughts on Ben Stiller’s Simple Jack? My favorite part is where he is running through an open field, jumping in the air swinging a mallet at a butterfly. I laughed so hard I could hardly breatheMay 10 ⋅ sweetsoftwillow ⋅ r/moviecritic
Was Chris Evans a perfectly casted Captain America/Steve Rogers for you?May 2 ⋅ ANSJSJDIS-813 ⋅ r/moviecritic
That one favourite scene where the director makes you believe something for a moment, but then completely flips it. My pick: the police car scene at the end of Get OutMay 1 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Cillian Murphy in 28 Days Later is amazing. Him going from a calm, mild mannered survivor to a rage filled badass never fails to give me chillsMay 4 ⋅ VendettaLord379 ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #28
Serious question: What’s the appeal of Timothee Chalamet & why does he keep getting cast in top roles?May 3 ⋅ allanjameson ⋅ r/moviecritic
What is that one dialogue or word from a movie that cracks you every single time even on just thinking?May 21 ⋅ devoot2921 ⋅ r/moviecritic
A pretty entertaining satire carried by the great Ralph Fiennes. What are your thoughts on The Menu?May 13 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
what is the single movie you sat through hoping it would get better, but didn’t?May 24 ⋅ Kindly-Caregiver-145 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Director Bong Joon-ho believed that the real life killer would watch the film.May 21 ⋅ lNarrator ⋅ r/moviecritic
😔 Now its looking like m.c.u. has completely scrapped it.May 22 ⋅ Remarkable_Hand3312 ⋅ r/moviecritic
What your favorite film where an actor that is known for playing bad guys plays a good guy? Mine is Danny Trejo as the wise supportive if out there biker from Bubble Boy. He was having so much fun poking fun at himself.May 8 ⋅ AdSpecialist6598 ⋅ r/moviecritic
What’s a movie scene that makes you go, “I didn't care for the movie, but that was amazing”?May 16 ⋅ VendettaLord379 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Which movie is considered a masterpiece by other cinephiles but not by you? (Controversial Opinion)May 3 ⋅ Kiroo---__--- ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #Controversial-Opinion
Anthony Starr would sometimes film scenes wearing shorts with his Homelander suit to cool off and easily access the rest room.May 3 ⋅ Jezzaq94 ⋅ r/moviecritic
What is the greatest chase sequence in cinema history? ( this is from Jurassic park)May 30 ⋅ undeadWileCoyote_MEP ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #this-is-from-Jurassic-park
Why wasn’t Jim Sturgess a bigger star after hits like 21 and Cloud Atlas?May 7 ⋅ allanjameson ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #21
Everyone talks about the door having room for two, but no one really talks about how Jack would've had a good chance of surviving if Rose had just stayed on the lifeboatMay 20 ⋅ CMStan1313 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Was very Dissatisfied at Devil Wears Prada 2 they ruined MirandaMay 11 ⋅ Healthoverwealth29 ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #2
Macon Blair in Blue Ruin: One of the best normal-guy-turned-assassin performances of all time.May 1 ⋅ Standard-Cake-9977 ⋅ r/moviecritic
In honor of his birthday what is your favorite Emilio Estevez performance?May 12 ⋅ ChrisJoines ⋅ r/moviecritic
Who are some legitimately talented actors that choose bad movie roles?May 20 ⋅ FitEmergency8807 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Happy 62nd birthday to Tim Blake Nelson!! What’s your favorite role from his filmography?May 11 ⋅ TheShadowOperator007 ⋅ r/moviecritic
[Question] Did Harvey's character arc feel rushed to you? It felt like he was too good of a person to become a villain just like that.May 4 ⋅ beenawhilehere ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #Question
Favorite absolutely unhinged character? [ Begbie from Trainspotting (1996)~ played by Robert Carlyle ]May 8 ⋅ chocolatemilkguzzla ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #1996
Which moment in a movie or show nailed you to the ground ? The epilogue of HBO show Chernobyl .May 19 ⋅ Timop0707 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Happy 50th birthday to Collin Farrel! What’s your favorite character he played?May 31 ⋅ TheShadowOperator007 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Having a pretty strong and commanding presence in whatever role she takes on, and being consistently great in her performances, Lena Headey is absolutely in the top league of actors. What’s your opinion on her?May 11 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Why is Kim Basinger's win for LA Confidential considered one of the worst in history?May 8 ⋅ Filipe_258 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Top heartbreaking film moments when the bad guy you were rooting for diesMay 22 ⋅ jaystats2 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Watched 12 Years a Slave for the first time, and I must say Lupita Nyong’o is truly a powerhouse performer. Fassbender and Chiwetel both were great too.May 23 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #12
What’s everyone’s opinion on Arrival? I watched it for the first time.May 18 ⋅ TheShadowOperator007 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Stellan Skarsgard was terrific in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. A perfect crime thriller with sharp cinematography. What’s your opinion on this Fincher flick, and where would you rank it in his filmography?May 9 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Christopher Walken was an absolute delight in Seven Psychopaths. Martin McDonagh delivered a really entertaining film. What do you think about Seven Psychopaths?May 3 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Happy 10th year anniversary to The Nice Guys (2016)! What are your thoughts on this movie?May 20 ⋅ Perfect_Idea_2866 ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #2016
What’s your favorite interrogation scene in movies? My pick would be the Joker interrogation scene in The Dark Knight.May 8 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer is the most brutal serial killer film ever made, and it pulled it off using atmosphere and realism instead of excessive goreMay 13 ⋅ jaystats2 ⋅ r/moviecritic
A movie whose world and characters deserve further exploration through sequels or series. My pick would be Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Among ThievesMay 10 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
The legendary cinematographer Sir Roger Deakins turns 77 years old today. He worked on films such as Skyfall and No Country For Old Men.May 24 ⋅ TheShadowOperator007 ⋅ r/moviecritic ⋅ #77
What's the most unsettling scene you've ever seen in a movie? For me, the bear scene in Annihilation was easily the most unsettling.May 28 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje is a scene stealer in Mummy Returns, what a villain.May 24 ⋅ VendettaLord379 ⋅ r/moviecritic
Michael Shannon is terrific as a villain. His intense presence and quiet menace make him genuinely chilling and unforgettable on screen. What’s your favorite character played by him?May 4 ⋅ 0Layscheetoskurkure0 ⋅ r/moviecritic
