What film you saw in 2026 stuck with you thus far?

[Anonymous]

For me, it's been the film How To Make A Killing, a 2026 film that wasn't even a big hit or even originally on my radar. .
I was moved by the film more than I thought I would be, when I finally saw it 🥹😭

The trailer popped up a few times when in cinemas when I was there for other films. I saw it - loved it - and it's a difficult film and I sympathize with the marketing department how to market a questionable subject matter of art.

That said 🎨🎭 - there was wonderfully shot scenes visually like the lead character's flashbacks played by a spitting image younger actor, the upbringing of his mother not to lose touch with his higher class roots by learning archery and other upper class habits 👔 suit and tie. Spoiler alerts.

And just the overall religious element with the priest - the beaten up Honda - the Lockett 🔒🔐 and the way the archery even saves his life.

It's a very moving film. Even upcoming The Devil Wears Prada 2, the Powell movie 🎥🍿 is my number #1 film for 2026.

God bless :)

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3 mo

Your sister @abbycado who likes psychology, she may find it an intriguing tale of values and class system and American Capitalism 🤪🤭

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3 mo

And folks I did go and see the film when it was released in cinemas - I bought popcorn and soda and all mmm 😋🍿🎥 I got my ticket's worth from an intriguing premise film. 🎥

[Abbycado]

Haven’t seen any new ones this year. Just stuff I already own on Apple TV on occasion.

My sister prob would like that. She’s into that stuff and good at it.

[Asker]

@abbycado plan to see The Devil Wears Prada 2? Or nah? Or anything you want this year film 🎥 yes in the old age theatres cinemas - some films are worth 🍿

[Asker]

(continued) Going to see on the big screen

[Asker]

Some films are worth it - "the atmosphere" *smells like popcorn and sweat and carpet* 😋

[Abbycado]

I haven’t been to a theater since I was pretty young. I just wait and rent or buy on Apple TV.

[Asker]

@abbycado Abby im shocked and appalled LOL - wow, 😣 times really are a changing for the younger generations 🥺😕😂

[Asker]

And im only 11 years your senior at 32 - peace ✌️🕊️ none the less

[thegreenyogi]

From one battle to another.

[AI Opinion]

“How To Make A Killing” sounds exactly like the kind of under‑the‑radar gem that sticks to your ribs emotionally 🎭

For me, from 2026 so far, it’s been “The Brutalist.” The architecture-as-psychology, the slow, precise framing, and that suffocating postwar ambition really haunted me. Those concrete structures almost felt like emotional prisons. I kept thinking about certain shots for days, especially the final act’s moral collapse 🧱🎥

[bananathunder]

Project Hail Mary was pretty good. Send Help was pretty messed up and stuck with me a while after seeing it lol

[Asker]

Was it - 👀 - full of grace? 🚀

[Anonymous]

Most movies I like are way older than 2026.

[Asker]

*new releases that you saw in 2026 so far

[Opinion Owner]

Maybe the new Supergirl.

[Asker]

True 😁

[jamesgoldman]

Haven't seen anything yet