I've been to the movies regularly for decades, and lately, there’s one thing that’s been totally messing with my viewing experience: those perfect teeth veneers. It’s honestly getting super distracting.

​I don’t know if the dental tech just got better or if it’s more affordable now, but they are everywhere. It’s not just the big stars anymore; you see them on character actors and even minor roles. It feels so out of place, especially in a gritty or historical movie, or when a actor is playing a heavy smoker or a hobo; where someone’s teeth shouldn't look like glowing white. It totally breaks the vibe and pulls you right out of the story.

What’s even weirder is when actors only get "canine-to-canine" veneers. You’ll be watching a close-up and notice this huge color gap—blinding white teeth in the front and then their natural, darker teeth in the back.

Lynch was one of the most unique and strange voices cinema has ever had. From Eraserhead to Blue Velvet, Mulholland Drive and Twin Peaks, he pushed film and television into places that were unsettling, dreamlike and deeply personal. He did not explain his work. He trusted mood, intuition and subconscious logic more than plot. Love him or hate him, no one else ever made movies that felt like his.

He showed that film could be abstract, frightening, funny and emotional all at once. And he proved you could stay uncompromisingly weird and still leave a permanent mark on the culture.

What is your favorite David Lynch film or moment? And how do you think his work will be remembered long term?

Hi everyone!

My girlfriend and I recently started dating and we’re currently in a long distance relationship. This weekend, we’re planning to do a watch party as a sort of first date.

She really loves action movies, but because of a health issue, she doesn’t have a very strong heart, so anything with jump scares or overly scary scenes is a no go.

Do you have any good action movie recommendations that would be great for a first date, exciting, well rated, but not scary?

Thanks in advance!

Hey,

I built a website to solve a problem I've had since forever. To quickly be able to see upcoming digital release dates for Movies (and other media) without having to filter through all the low budget and low quality noise.

What makes my website unique is a proprietary points system to curate the listings.

I won't bore you with the details but everything gets ranked based on the meta data so I can predict and decide if it's worth displaying on the website or not. I've tried to make it as inclusive and none biased as possible and believe I've succeeded in a good balance, but I will continue to work on the logic to make it even better.

Another thing is the grid layout, this will quickly tell you exactly when content is available or if the date haven't been released yet.

I'm a solo dev and I'm active on it every day (just finished building the drop down filter menu).

There isn't a dedicated mobile version yet so strictly a desktop experience but it's in the books for the future.

check it out on: https://midloop.net/

How many people have actually seen this movie? I feel like I talk about this movie and most people have never heard of it at all. If you’ve ever have seen what do you think about it? Personally I find the concept amazing! What’s your take on it? Do you have any suggestions for movies that are like this?

So I thought I was rewatching this movie today… except I hadn’t actually seen it before. Whoops.

This movie is insane. I was ugly crying half the time, and hours later I’m still thinking about it. Every scene I’m like, this is absolutely terrifying. Kept waiting for someone to fall into a crevasse early on but it was just a nightmare in slow motion.

It’s amazing but also so sad that it’s based on true events. And apparently survivors say the movie ‘toned it down’… like, hold up, the chaos was worse?? My brain cannot even.

Also, I’m curious—what are your favorite natural disaster movies?

I’ve probably watched Deep Impact, The Impossible, Twister, 2012, and Dante’s Peak a million times. The Happening was surprisingly fun too, but I’m looking for something with a little more “run for your life” action.

I’ve passed on the new ‘Twisters’ a ton, not sure if that’s work watching.

I’m talking about films where everything feels grounded in reality. The procedures, dialogue, settings, and small behaviors all line up so well that you can tell the filmmakers went deep into their research. Even tiny details feel earned rather than added for drama. Which movies pulled that off for you?

A 23 year-old movie, released when I was only 15, at the time its effects were groundbreaking, but unlike a lot of movies that are CGI heavy from that era, it holds up unbelievably well. Particularly impressive is the final swordfight between Barbossa and Jack where they interchange between the Cursed forms and their human forms in very quick succession with almost ZERO hint of editing etc. of the scene itself to disguise the CGI changes. Just truly incredible stuff.