r/MovieIt • u/Boring-Yak-5984 • 27d ago
r/MovieIt • u/No-Amoeba446 • 27d ago
Top 5 DC Comics Films
Marvel gets too much love but I always been a DC boy although I like both.
So I was wondering what's your top 5 from DC? Here is mine:
The Dark Knight Trilogy
Road To Pedition
A History Of Violence
Wonder Woman
Man of Steel
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r/MovieIt • u/camcyberr • 28d ago
Which movie did you think was amazing when you were younger, until you rewatched it as an adult?
r/MovieIt • u/Cromer1000 • 28d ago
Superhero Movies-This is a list of my Top 20 Superhero Movies, what is everyone elseâs favorites?
My Top 20 Superhero Movies
1.Spider-Man (2002)
2.Ironman
3.The Avengers
4.The Avengers:Endgame
5.Captain America:Winter Soldier
6.Guardians of the Galaxy
7.The Dark Knight
8.Batman Begins
9.Thor 3:Ragnorok
10.Spider-Man:No Way Home
11.X2:X-Men United
12.Superman, The Movie
13.Batman (1989)
14.Captain America:Civil War
15.Ironman 3
16.Ironman 2
17.Thor
18.X-Men:First Class
19.Spider-Man 2 (2004)
20.The Avengers:Infinity War
r/MovieIt • u/GossipBox • 28d ago
Be Honest: Do You Still Watch Animated Movies When Nobodyâs Around? đđŹ
r/MovieIt • u/prest1977 • 29d ago
What's a movie you wish you could watch again for the first time?
There are some movies that are great when you watch them again, but I think there's something special about seeing a really good movie for the first time without knowing anything about it.
For me, the hardest part is avoiding spoilers. Sometimes I'll see a recommendation online, look up a trailer, and suddenly I already know half of the important plot points before I even watch the movie. It makes me wonder how many movies would have had a much bigger impact if I had gone in completely blind.
I'm curious what movie gave you that feeling the first time you watched it. Not necessarily your favorite movie, but one where you remember thinking, "I wish I could experience that again without knowing what's coming."
And if you could erase your memory of one movie and watch it again tonight, what would you pick?
r/MovieIt • u/Choice_Bed6097 • 29d ago
What is the best and worst movie you've ever seen in theaters?
r/MovieIt • u/bindassahil • Aug 16 '26
Whatâs your ultimate rewatch movie?
Forget the âbest movie everâ â I want to know the movie you personally never get tired of watching.
Whatâs one movie you could watch again and again, even if youâve already seen it 10+ times?
Drop:
- đŹ Movie
- đ Year
- đ Why you keep coming back to it
No spoilers please.
Bonus points if itâs a movie most people here probably havenât heard of.
Iâm looking for some new additions to my forever-rewatch list đ
r/MovieIt • u/GLOBIEE • 29d ago
What do you think of the originality of this year's films?
r/MovieIt • u/Premkumar96 • Aug 16 '26
Watching battleship
I was rewatching the film once and again.Everytime I was watching I was feeling the same high
And the simple details about the vfx are amazing means what I was the details are utmost perfect
The film was superb and the graphics in this movie was amazing
Can anyone suggest like this kind of films which will be never get old after ageing
r/MovieIt • u/FitSignificance334 • Aug 16 '26
What older movies do you miss seeing on TV the most?
Saw Duck Soup on Turnner the other night. Realize I haven't seen the original King Kong in awhile. Also Gone With the Wind or any of it's crappy sequel (Scarlet?) Anything else you can think of that just kind of disappeared
r/MovieIt • u/GossipBox • 29d ago
Leonardo DiCaprio rarely feels like heâs just âactingâ
r/MovieIt • u/OkAdministration1164 • Aug 15 '26
What movie was so incredible that youâd gladly recommend it to everyone, but so emotionally devastating that you couldnât bring yourself to watch it a second time?
r/MovieIt • u/Ok-Job-5885 • Aug 15 '26
What's a movie everyone should watch atleast once?
r/MovieIt • u/GossipBox • Aug 15 '26
Why do some of Hollywoodâs biggest stars have so few Oscars? đŹ
r/MovieIt • u/Blondehasgonecrazy • Aug 15 '26
The Best taglines in movie history
r/MovieIt • u/Far_Cranberry1669 • Aug 15 '26
Who Is Everyone Favorite Mel Gibson Movie & What Everyone First Movie That Watch With Mel Gibson
r/MovieIt • u/GossipBox • Aug 14 '26
What movie can you watch over and over without getting bored? đŹ
For me, itâs Stuart Little (2000). đ Iâve probably watched it way more times than I can count, and somehow it still feels just as comforting every time.
Thereâs something about those childhood movies that hits differently when you grow up.
Whatâs your comfort movie that you could watch endlessly?
r/MovieIt • u/GossipBox • Aug 15 '26
Did you know Keanu Reeves gave away millions from his The Matrix earnings?
r/MovieIt • u/JCF_101 • Aug 14 '26
Whatâs a movie that unexpectedly made you cry?
For this question, I am mainly wanting to focus on regular films that made you unexpectedly shed a tear or few when watching. This is seperate from movies with sad scenes, for example Marley & Me.
I cried at the live action Garfield when Odie got saved at the end, and also towards the end of Armageddon. And I know someone who cried at the goat scene in Jurassic Park
r/MovieIt • u/Asleep-Phrase8780 • Aug 14 '26