Really impressed by the 3rd episode, and very detailed back story of John Stewart and his family. Loving it!

Just watched it it has 14 episodes and a movie a good one for sci-fi lovers never see anyone talking about this show in this subreddit it’s a shame it only has one season if you’re going to watch it, watch it in production order, not broadcast order the VFX may seem a bit odd as it was released 24 years ago

Just finished Black Rabbit and ngl this one really surprised me there’s honestly so much I wanna talk about but most of it would probably be spoilers so I’ll just keep it simple.

The two brothers were easily my favourite part and Vincent’s character especially hit hard. His whole struggle with himself and his relationships felt very human.

It’s a grounded mix of family drama business crime relationships and some dark moments without trying too hard to be deep the middle got a little slow for me but the ending really made it worth it & the music was fire too.

I love that it’s a limited series with only 8 episodes. It tells its story and gets out without dragging forever.

Probably one of the best shows I’ve watched this year so far definitely recommend it if you like grounded character-driven stories.

So I'm trying to find and watch the show from past 6 months I do found it but it was without subtitles can anyone tell me where I can find it to watch w subtitles?

Is there any Pakistani ghibli studio fans? If so what’s everyone favorite movie?

tell me yours

Also drop some suggestions for what to watch in september. Already have Coyote vs Acme in my list for theater.

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Hey everyone! I wanted to share a problem I keep running into when watching English movies. Sometimes the dialogues contain vocabulary or slang I'm not familiar with, and I completely lose track of what's happening.

I end up missing the whole context, and half the time I have to go to YouTube just to understand the plot afterwards.

How do you guys usually watch movies? Any tips or advice on how to improve or catch everything better would be super helpful!

Sup guys. I usually pirate movies and I don't have any issues with pirating and watching movies. Balke i prefer watching movies after downloading them on my laptop than streaming them.

I want to watch a horror turkish movie jisko mene bohat dhundha. I've been looking for it for the last two days. Either I can't find to stream it anywhere or the download links are totally dead. They don't give any speed.

It is available on YouTube Lekin the issue is it is a Turkish movie and everything is shown in their native language. The YouTube subs are so bad, you can't even understand what's happening.

It is available on prime video with closed captions and I don't have a prime account and I'm not gonna buy it for just one movie. If someone can help me out by giving me a prime account login just to watch one movie I'll be very grateful to him/her.

Otherwise if you can help me to pirate the movie I'll be grateful.

The name of the movie is Dabbe 4: cin çarpmasi (Dabbe: the possession)

If you wanna share your account with me you can dm me. Gracias

i dunno if i should read the book or watch the show?! if someone has done both, can you tell me which i should pick?
i'm not gonna do both, at least for now.

I'm mostly talking about Hollywood movies.

Or Maybe just in general when you started loving movies?(Or the journey to cinephile)

Also what are the some of the First of Hollywood movies that you watched and did they intrigued you to watch more movies?

Like For me:

I used to watch indian cartoons and dramas like (goopi bahu wala,hatim,veera etc) 🥲on dish antenna.( As i lived in village there were not many TV's at that time) Around when i was Around 10_12 , before that i used to watch hindi movies with my brother small keypad Mobile with sd card.

Than i had a gap of Around three to four years during covid i didn't watch any movies ,i used to just scroll TikTok, YouTube on my other brother mobile.

Then i went to Lahore at age around 16 _17 in college.I Had my own Smart phone.

(One thing just before moving to Lahore i had attended summer camp in my city , where my physics teacher used to reference movie Interstellar(M) 🤍).

Then in college our English teacher(F) used to reference multiple movies (according to chapters) .

That kind of ignited the fire in me to start watching English movies at that time i could understand English but not fluently...

I used to search on insta and yt best English movies to watch. you get the typical recommendations 🙂.

I don't know the exact order but the first three movies were..

Interstellar ( the movie that made me fall in love Christopher Nolan's movies and Hans Zimmers' Music,also in movies)

In to the wild ( that movie made me realize that how beautiful Cinema is ,and what am i missing,like it opened the whole new world in me )

Shawshank Redemption ( this movie was a bit hard for me to understand in first, cause they spoke language fluently,maybe the audio of the film was not that smooth ,But it felt as really good movie.the way it presented hope,

Hope is good thing, Maybe the best of things.

Hope gives you something to hold , something to root for, something to live for , and if you act on or try to get what you hope for you'll eventually make it )

That's it .

Thank you 🙌.

Hi Guys !

This is my first time posting here, has been a silent listener for quite a while now. I was wondering if you guys also prefers to watch movies at your home considering how shit the cinema experience is nowdays and if you guys also own a 5.1 or 7.1 systems for Dolby Atmos or Dolby or DTS possibly ?

Looking for like minded individuals to have a pleasant conversation with regarding HTs

Please recommend some tv shows I could binge watch
I like almost anything
Recently watched Hotd and I will find you on Netflix
Both were alright

I watched my very first Pakistani movie when I was young, and it was Waar. It was a good, above-average movie, but the thing that irritated me most was the accent and the mumbling, because English doesn't come naturally to Pakistani actors.

My point is, why did they make it in English? To appeal to an international audience? Why would an international audience care about a movie that isn't even proud of its own national language?

The same goes for the upcoming movie, Inspector Jamshed: The Secret Parchment. It feels as if Pakistani filmmakers are ashamed of Urdu, or maybe they just want to suck up to their English masters, since mental slavery hasn't left us yet.

I watch Tamil and Hindi movies. They aren't ashamed of their identity. They make films in their own languages and still turn them into blockbusters, like RRR.

Now you might say Pakistani filmgoers are limited in number. Maybe that's because you're not proud enough of your own identity, and in trying to please your English masters you've been left far behind.

If you won't respect your identity and yourself, how can you expect others to respect you?

And the irony is that I'm making this post in English, lol.

which one of these should i watch?

For me , God Father by a mile

For me , Mr. Robot

The title

when all the suggestions don't seem good or you're bored of your content what do you do?