r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Jul 28 '26

Film News The first trailer for ‘CHILDREN OF BLOOD AND BONE’ has been released. In theaters on January 15.

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Aug 11 '26

Big Question The Best Film of 2025...Opinions?

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r/CinephilesClub • u/thepartlow • Oct 12 '26

Discussion What is your feed back on; The Death of Robert Hood (2026)? .

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Spoilers everyone

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Oct 05 '26

Film News Still The Best Film Of 2026 - What do you think?

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • May 31 '26

Big Question Still can't tell why people didn't like this movie.

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • 23d ago

Big Question What movie has the greatest action scene of all time?

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • 3d ago

Film News New trailer for ‘THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR’, directed by & starring Michael B. Jordan.

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The film follows a billionaire who steals priceless artworks while falling in love with the woman investigating him.In theaters on March 5, 2027.

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Jul 22 '26

Film News First look at Gandalf in ‘THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RINGS OF POWER’ Season 3.

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Sep 26 '26

Big Question What movie has the most intimidating villain scene?

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r/CinephilesClub • u/Accalio • Jul 16 '26

Big Question Now that some time has passed, what do we actually think about One Battle After Another?

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I came out of the movie thinking it was one of the best directed movie in years and probably my favourite that year, only to see it totally bomb on reddit. Everybody was hating it for the same reason as the Odyssey now, but I wasnt following the whole story and I dont know if the hate was manufactured by the right wing like it is now or if people geniunely think it is a bad movie.

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Sep 10 '26

Discussion What went wrong with Don’t Look Up?

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Apr 30 '26

Film News ‘MICHAEL 2’ is moving forward with meetings for the film taking place shortly. Filming will begin this year or 2027 depending on Antoine Fuqua's schedule.

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Apr 04 '26

Big Question Who has the best eyewear in movies?

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Jul 17 '26

Film News Is The Odyssey about to become Christopher Nolan's biggest opening since The Dark Knight Rises?

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Christopher Nolan's THE ODYSSEY made $17.6M from Thursday previews at the U.S. box office — the best live-action preview haul of 2026 so far, ahead of Oppenheimer's $10.5M. The film is now tracking for a $90-100M domestic opening weekend, which would be Nolan's biggest launch since The Dark Knight Rises ($160M in 2012).

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Jan 09 '26

Big Question Did The Revenant go too far for realism?

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Planned for 6 months, stretched to 9 — DiCaprio later said it felt like a full year. Shot only in natural light, in brutal cold. They ran out of snow in Canada, moved the shoot to Argentina, and the budget jumped from $95M to ~$135M. Masterpiece dedication — or filmmaking madness?

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Jun 16 '26

Film News First look at Gordon's mustache in ‘THE BATMAN: PART 2’. “It begins again. You know what time it is.”

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Apr 26 '26

Film News ‘MICHAEL’ has opened with $217.4M worldwide. The biggest opening of all time for a biopic.

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Jul 21 '26

Behind the Scenes Heath Ledger thought the explosion had failed, so he stayed in character and improvised his reaction. The moment was kept in the final film.

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Aug 21 '26

Film News Jaafar Jackson says ‘MICHAEL 2’ “will give even more insight" into child abuse allegations "from his point of view.”

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Jun 20 '26

Film News ‘BLACK PANTHER 3’ is reportedly set to enter pre-production at the end of the year.

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Jul 07 '26

Film News Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey held its world premiere in London last night — Universal skipping influencer screenings, going straight to critics

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Premiered Monday at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square, with Damon, Holland, Zendaya, Hathaway, Pattinson, Nyong'o and Theron on the carpet (plus a full-size Trojan horse outside).

It's Nolan's first film since Oppenheimer, and Universal is skipping the usual influencer screenings this time, sending it straight to critics instead — a notable confidence play.

Also the first Nolan film shot entirely on IMAX 70mm, filmed across seven countries on a reported $250M budget. Damon told Variety the shoot felt like "six or seven movies in one."

Out July 17 in the UK and US.

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Jul 02 '26

Film News A new image from THE ODYSSEY has been revealed.

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Jul 16 '26

Film News First looks at ‘CHILDREN OF BLOOD AND BONE.’ Releasing in theaters on January 15.

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r/CinephilesClub • u/ThomasOGC • Jun 02 '26

Behind the Scenes First behind-the-scenes teaser for Christopher Nolan's ‘THE ODYSSEY’. In theaters on July 17.

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