The official discussion thread for all things revolving around the streaming platform.
This awesome website does a wonderful job of compiling a list of songs from various TV shows, movies and the like. They usually even have a description of the scene in the movie or episode of the show that it corresponds with.
https://www.tunefind.com/
Discuss the DC cinema universe as a whole here.
Can't decide what to watch? Feel free to use any of the below links (I'll try to keep the list updated with active working links):
https://www.movierankings.net/random
The Dark Knight
I'm currently watching or trying to work my way through:
Last Man Standing
Falling Skies
Fear the Walking Dead
Tracker
I'll try to do a better job of keeping track.
What's your favorite opening scene in a movie?
This thread will be dedicated to the rankings and discussions of films released in 2026.
As the year progresses, feel free to check out the below link for the 100 most anticipated films of this year.
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https://thefilmstage.com/the-100-most-anticipated-films-of-2026-part-one/
Star Rating Guide
☆ - Poor movie, wouldn't recommend watching.
☆ ☆ - Okay movie, would recommend watching if available for free
☆ ☆ ☆ - Good movie, would definitely recommend watching again
☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ - Great movie, would highly recommend
☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ - Awesome movie, could more than likely rival a classic
Share your favorite movie soundtracks.
Sometimes we find ourselves fascinated by a movie the first time we see it; but, after a second or third viewing, we find our opinion shifting to feel differently. Have you ever experienced this about a film or films? Why do you think you felt that way?
Christian Bale breaks down a few of his most iconic characters from 'American Psycho,' 'The Dark Knight' Trilogy, 'The Fighter,' 'The Machinist,' 'The Big Short,' 'Vice,' 'Empire of the Sun,' 'Amsterdam' and 'The Pale Blue Eye.' Christian Bale will star in AMSTERDAM, in theaters October 7, 2022, and THE PALE BLUE EYE, premiering on Netflix on December 23, 2022.
Which streaming services do you use or pay for? Why those over the others?
Celebrate 70 years of Godzilla, from its humble beginnings in 1954 to its groundbreaking cinematic spectacles of today. With each roar and devastating stomp, Godzilla has shattered the boundaries of imagination and inspired a community of filmmakers, artists, and fans. Smashing box office records and earning ever increasing critical acclaim, Godzilla continues to establish itself as the King of the Monsters. Long live the King!
http://www.listchallenges.com/movie-checklist
Have you seen them all? Movies included for cultural, historical, industry significance and quality.
My results:
246 of 1,095 · 22%
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There was a lot of movies on this list way, way before my time. Only reason I saw Nosferatu, The Great Train Robbery, Birth of a Nation and a few other oldies was because of my Cinema History course in college. I also included some of the classic monster films from the box set I recently purchased.
Do you have a limit on the maximum you're willing to spend on a ticket? Will you pay more to see a 3D, 4D, or IMAX movie?
Which one would you bring back and why?
What are some of your favorite shows and cartoons of the 90s? Feel free to share the trailers or opening songs/themes from them as well.
Share 'em.
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Aunt Fanny: [pushes Rodney into wall with large backside] Where's your friend, dear?
Fender: He's been rear-ended.
I was just thinking about it today. Would it make it easier if I added thread prefixes in the form of movie genres?
We all know how hard it can be sometimes to decide on a movie to watch. Well, let the rest of the community have a chance to help you. All you have to do is just list a few ideas of what you're looking for or even the genre of the movie you want to watch.
Then we'll do our best to help!
Project Hail Mary
June
Scary Movie 6
July
Minions 3
Young Washington
The Odyssey
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
October
Terrifier 4
The Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender
Street Fighter
November
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping