#cinema

Would you switch from big cinema chains to indie festivals full-time?

What’s your take on remakes leaning too hard on nostalgia instead of fresh stories?

Is a cinema camera still worth the investment in 2025 over a tricked-out mirrorless body?

Is 'The Godfather' a timeless masterpiece or just a film boomers pretend to like?

Did Marvel kill the art of cinema, or is that just a hot take from pretentious critics?

Does loving a bad movie unironically make your opinion on cinema worthless?

Is indie cinema dying because it refuses to embrace modern distribution and streaming?

Would you pay more for a cinema seat that includes a meal deal?