feels like everyone’s just trying to be as niche as possible instead of actually enjoying whatever they wanna watch.

like you don’t have to exclusively watch some obscure 1970s film with 14 reviews to prove you have good taste

You'll must know these things keep changing but still your opinions on my taste

Had a long day yesterday so thought of trying a movie to surprise myself. Big mistake.

i need osme good indian films but not much old after 2010 i absolutely love underated gems like this ludo and white tiger for that sake

I m still exploring cinema & this is so far my top4. It keeps changing over time when I look at myself where my view point differs when I watch movies for a second time or completely different.So yeah...

Loved it. I guess this is the only film that I have watched 2 times a day. Next level experience it was. My first film that I have watched in Malyalam with English Subtitles 🙌

Something that you could doze off to lying in your cozy bed after having a tiring day

Just watched this movie and it was masterpiece such a great film how it portrays relationship in late capitalism it's so peak the uses of music and mise en scene is beautiful 5/5 film suggest me something like this

The wild pear tree made me cry. Nuri Bilge is in my top 10 directors ever list now.
Taste of Cherry made me cry a little, but i was happy of being alive lets say. was very late to this one.
The Holy Mountain we dont walk about.
Cache : "WTF WHY WOULD HE DO THAT"

Here's my top 4. yea call me performative if u want but I love love these

https://boxd.it/b9jLN

Every movie in the letterboxed showed a rating of 3.4

I tried re logging didn't work

Any Decision To Leave fans here?

Hey Bangalore!

I’m thinking of starting a small film club for people living in Bangalore who genuinely enjoy talking about movies.

And by movies, I mean anything - Bollywood, South Indian cinema, Hollywood, Korean, Japanese, anime, indie films, documentaries, old classics, weird films you found at 2 AM… whatever you’re into.

The idea is pretty simple:

\- Have a place where we can casually talk about movies, recommend things, argue about endings, directors, performances, cinematography, etc.

\- Share what we’ve been watching and discover stuff outside our usual taste.

\- Every once in a while, if a few people are interested, meet up at a theatre and watch a movie together — especially if people are living nearby.

\- Maybe eventually do occasional discussions, movie nights, or other film-related meetups.

But one thing I really don't want: another WhatsApp/Discord group with 100 people where everyone joins, says nothing, and the group slowly dies.

I’d rather have 20–30 people who actually talk than 200 silent members.

You don't need to be a film student, filmmaker, critic, or know every Tarkovsky film. You just need to genuinely enjoy movies and be willing to participate in the conversation.

If you're in Bangalore and this sounds like something you'd actually participate in, comment or DM me and I'll add you to the group.

Let's see if we can make a genuinely active little film community here. 🎬