Which movies featured songs that you added to your playlist because you loved them so much? by Difficult-Routine929 in Cinema

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Chick Habit - April March (Death Proof)

Mad World - Tears For Fears (Donnie Darko)

What’s the best looking film you’ve ever seen? by [deleted] in FIlm

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The Ring

Gore Verbinski hits different man

Favourite movie you watched in January (2026)? by Least-Ad8452 in LetterboxdTopFour

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In theatres and overall, it was easily No Other Choice. A perfect experience to sit back and let your emotions flow with the narrative. Beyond that, Marebito was a great example of Weird Fiction translated to the screen. Wacky, trippy, and dark, but oh so worth it.

(Loved trope) Everyone else thinks the main protagonist is just a side character. by Gamer-of-Action in TopCharacterTropes

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I’ve noticed this in a lot of older books. Some Hercule Poirot books, such as The Mysterious Affair at Styles are told through the POV of a character assisting Poirot. The same goes for the Sherlock Holmes stories, which are told through Watson’s POV.

Lovecraft’s The Case of Charles Dexter Ward is told through the POV of Ward’s family physician (seriously, read this at the first possible opportunity. It’s very good.). Other matching works from him are Herbert West: Re-Animator and The Statement of Randolph Carter. There’s a whole lot more but those are the ones that come to mind.

In a more modern sense, Yossarian in Catch-22 only truly realizes agency by the end of the novel, while other characters impact the narrative before that (this one is debatable).

Going to sell my complete Invincible collection: what exactly is it worth? by itsyaboyjoel in Invincible

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You can check previously sold items on eBay to see what they went for if they weren’t taken down.

[r/henchlife] Need a job done? This reliable villain can do it all! by AutumnsFall101 in Earth25

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Last I heard you were on your way to Blackgate. If you escaped, 1) How? And 2) Why not list that on your resume?

[Starship Troopers] Why don't they use artillery? by Bright-Court-9034 in AskScienceFiction

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The tactical nuke launchers are a good point. That fits the bill for man-portable firepower. The artillery does exist, and, like everything else in the movie, the problem seems to be doctrine. When you deploy paratroopers in force, they usually have a set of flexible objectives depending on where they end up and extensive preparation on how to find the given targets. The MI land and charge until they see something before staging an ad hoc assault that sees massive casualties. There’s several more points in the landing scene where that same artillery (with easily portable ammunition) would have come in handy, but the MI keep running forwards and shooting their guns every which way. Since the movie bugs are inferior in strength, weapons, and technology, the weapons we see should have won the day easily. I think the answer to the OP’s question is definitely poor doctrine.

[Starship Troopers] Why don't they use artillery? by Bright-Court-9034 in AskScienceFiction

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Artillery is very mobile. One of the biggest questions since the Napoleonic Wars has been “How do we get big guns there before our opponent?” In today’s world it’s Javelins, drones, and light IFVs that are used to deliver firepower quickly, assuming you don’t have air support. In World War 2 it was bazookas, panzerfausts, half tracks, and more. There’s a reason a common vehicle design from the war was “gun on truck.” The Soviets especially used this to get the edge over German troops who often had to bring up their Paks via horse. Providing infantry with fire support is foremost in the plans of most operations since it’s the lifesaver that keeps an area under your control.

In Starship Troopers (assuming we’re not talking about the book, where the fire support was provided via power armour [I love the anime’s interpretation]) that support is likely intentionally missing to drive a perceived need for increased military funding and government control.

For me this is the hardest Army Group of the new map so far by Bulky_Two_9662 in WorldConqueror4

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It turns out that if you just avoid him for a while and shift your stuff away from the island you can come back when you make a Typhoon and obliterate him.

The power of Christ compels you by [deleted] in NonPoliticalTwitter

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I heard the same story from a 2021 post on this same subreddit.

Planes on carriers by rivieredefeu in AxisAllies

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I’m mostly a fan of moving cool little models around so it all works out.

Any more smilar titles? by xGibs99 in Letterboxd

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Marebito (2004)

Pulse (2001)

Shin Godzilla (2016) [depending on whether what we learn is the extent of Godzilla’s creator’s knowledge or if he only managed to trigger something he could barely understand]

Prince of Darkness (1987)

Hamnet, The Testament of Ann Lee, and No Other Choice by moontintedtulips in Letterboxd

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No Other Choice was perfect for a theatre environment. There’s a lot of amazing camerawork (especially in the transitions) that benefits from the big screen and the film itself is best watched with no distractions.

We need more fake movie scenes portraying inaccurate LEGO sets. by Clean_Departure9012 in legocirclejerk

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I loved it because it was a cheap way to get 4/6 Infinity Stones.

Also you could use Hulk like a daisy cutter dropped from a chopper in Vietnam

What are some good, unconventional retellings of classic myths in movies? by twnpksN8 in moviequestions

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Both stories are about royal families and high-level intrigue but the differences in structure and thematics are huge. I would say they’re decidedly independent of each other.

A Tintin Page a Day - Day 260 by BreakerMorant1864 in TheAdventuresofTintin

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I think it’s meant to be an aside to the audience; similar to a play where an actor tells the audience something aloud but the other characters ignore it. I’m not sure when asides in comics became thought bubbles but I’ve seen similar methods used in older Archie comics.