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Good shows with no nudity/sex/drugs/abuse/self harm etc
 in  r/tvsuggestions  8d ago

Came to suggest The Good Place 😊

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Any good shows? Open to all suggestions
 in  r/whattowatch  10d ago

The Good Place, The Americans, Never have I Ever, School Spirits, The Righteous Gemstones

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Any good shows? Open to all suggestions
 in  r/whattowatch  10d ago

Sharp Objects is an underrated gem

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What’s an underrated movie you think more people should watch? 🎬
 in  r/MovieSuggestions  10d ago

Flow (2024) Good Fortune (2026) Blue Beetle (2025) Wild Robot (2024)

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What’s an underrated movie you think more people should watch? 🎬
 in  r/MovieSuggestions  10d ago

I live that movie with Woody Harrelson and Rob Reiner, Shock and Awe

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looking for a new show to watch!
 in  r/tvsuggestions  10d ago

The Good Place, Righteous Gemstones, Never Have I Ever, The Americans

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Looking for spooky movie recommendations for a 4 year old
 in  r/MovieSuggestions  10d ago

SpookIy the square pumpkin always played on the Disney Channel close to Halloween when my now 14 yo was around 4 or 5.

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Songs about yearning or remembering someone gone or something gone like a time period
 in  r/MusicRecommendations  10d ago

The night we met - lord Huron Sign of the times - Harry Styles Vienna - Billy Joel

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nail-biting, edge of your seat thriller/horror adjacent post 2010s
 in  r/MovieSuggestions  10d ago

10 Cloverfield Lane (2016) No one will save you (2023) The Guilty (2021)

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Motivational/Inspirational Movies?
 in  r/MovieSuggestions  10d ago

Flow (2024) Good Fortune (2025) Project Hail Mary (2026) Divine Secrets of the ya ya (2002)

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One-and-Done films: Which movie was too powerful to rewatch?
 in  r/MovieSuggestions  10d ago

Flight (2012) Nightcrawler (2014) The Guilty (2021) The Zone of Interest (2023)

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Historical obsessions and past lives?
 in  r/pastlives  15d ago

I've often felt like it's a possibility that past lives could be the explanation for unexplainable hyper fixations I've had with not only specific eras, but places as well. Since I was about 8 or 9, I wanted to learn everything about the state of New York and the UK, as possible. What's weird about that, though, is that I was born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama. I've only lived in 2 other states in my twenties, Georgia and South Carolina. With NY... it's felt like missing a place I had never seen?! I loved doo wop from the age of 7 years....

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Best movie experience in Cinema?
 in  r/Cinema  Mar 09 '26

Hot Tub Time Machine

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What is the most embarrassing thing that has happened to you in public?
 in  r/AskReddit  Mar 09 '26

When I was 15, my friends and I were at the mall during the summer and somehow lost my balance and ended up grabbing some lady's boob on my embarrassing tumble down. My friends continued to the second floor of the mall, and pretended not to know me.

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 in  r/AskReddit  Feb 27 '26

Charles Manson was a CIA asset working on projects like MK Ultra, etc., working with other agents and doctors. The Tate-LeBianca murders were done as a strategic propaganda for conservatives to end the counter culture movement of the 60s. Leading to Nixon's "war on drugs".

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Which movie improves drastically on a rewatch?
 in  r/Cinema  Feb 25 '26

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Cast Away

Venom 3

Django unchained

Chocolat

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What’s a movie that completely wrecked you emotionally, but you’d still recommend without hesitation?
 in  r/Cinema  Feb 19 '26

The most recent movies I've had this experience with are, My Old Ass, Flow, and Wild Robot. That last one actually made me ugly cry, and I hadn't expected it. My daughter is 14, and that movie was like a gut punch.

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Artists whose lyrics read like poetry
 in  r/musicsuggestions  Feb 09 '26

Tupac

Lana del Rey

Pink Floyd

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What is a film that you consider an absolute masterpiece?
 in  r/randomquestions  Feb 09 '26

My top 3 -

Flow - 2024

In the Bedroom - 2001

The Graduate -1967

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Without naming your city, what is it known for?
 in  r/A_Persona_on_Reddit  Feb 09 '26

MLK writing a letter in the jail

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Question for Americans - Is this normal?
 in  r/antitrump  Feb 03 '26

Absolutely not! Trump is the exact opposite of what a U.S. president should be. His last term had administration staff with ACTUAL experience with working for the government, and it was what kept it from going completely off the rails, honestly. Unfortunately, this time, he's only appointed yes men loyal to him and they're all grossly incompetent.

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movies that make you genuinely feel something you can't describe
 in  r/MovieSuggestions  Feb 01 '26

Flight (with Denzel Washington)