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r/FIlm is a subreddit with 145k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has high activity.
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Popular Themes in r/FIlm
#1
News
: "I know Tarantino did dirty to Bruce Lee, but I just can't help myself, I love this scene. What are your thoughts about it? Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood (2019)"
25 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "Where do you stand….. Pineapple Express or Superbad?"
4 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Amazing temper tantrum scene? I just like how Leo played this scene in 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'. Self-pity/hate and anger is so relatable and realistic. That's why DiCaprio and Tarantino are geniuses."
1 post
#4
Ideas
: "What’s a film that deserves a sequel? I’ll start with Alita: Battle Angel"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/FIlm
#1
Movie
: "Your favorite underrated stupid fun Movie? Recently watched Not Another Teen Movie (2001) and it's pure stupid fun."
109 posts
#2
Film
: "Civil War (2024) President Execution Scene | Director Alex Garland | Intense, Brooding, and Thrilling Film"
69 posts
#3
Scene
: "I know Tarantino did dirty to Bruce Lee, but I just can't help myself, I love this Scene. What are your thoughts about it? Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood (2019)"
13 posts
#4
Actor
: "Favorite Actor to never win an Oscar"
12 posts
#5
Director
: "After speculation on the possibility of a sequel to Drive (2011), Director Nicolas Winding Refn in 2016 said 'No, there will never be a second Drive movie. And that's why it works.'. What Director should have said the same?"
10 posts
#6
Sequel
: "After speculation on the possibility of a Sequel to Drive (2011), director Nicolas Winding Refn in 2016 said 'No, there will never be a second Drive movie. And that's why it works.'. What director should have said the same?"
8 posts
#7
Horror
: "What Was Your First Horror Movie? Mine Hellraiser (1987). I Was 10-11 And This Movie Scared The Hell Out Of Me."
6 posts
#8
Tarantino
: "Amazing temper tantrum scene? I just like how Leo played this scene in 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'. Self-pity/hate and anger is so relatable and realistic. That's why DiCaprio and Tarantino are geniuses."
5 posts
#9
Underrated
: "Ben Foster is one hell of an Underrated artist."
4 posts
#10
Valentine
4 posts
Member Growth in r/FIlm
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+285 members(0.2%)
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Yearly
+56k members(63.4%)
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