🍿 Movies and Series Culture

Why do people pretend to like classic movies just to seem cultured?

Does anyone else miss when Netflix originals weren't so formulaic?

Is the streaming bundle era killing the joy of finding hidden gems?

Are you canceling streaming subs because of price surges this year?

Are you still watching new releases or rewatching old favorites to save money?

Is AI-generated filmmaking changing what you consider good cinema?

Which streaming service has the best original series right now, or is that just hype?

Is bingeing an entire series in one weekend ruining our attention spans, or is it the only honest way to watch?

Would you ever rewatch a series you loved as a kid, or is it better left in the past?

Does "dark and gritty" automatically mean a better show, or is it just an easy crutch for lazy writing?

Are movie remakes just lazy cash grabs or do they keep classic art alive for new generations?

How do you find new movies and series to watch without relying on algorithms?

Should streaming services lower video quality to reduce emissions?

Are nostalgia reboots lazy cash grabs, or the most eco-friendly way to keep making content?

Does anyone else think Netflix originals have lost their edge compared to five years ago?

Are superhero films the death of cinema, or is that just snobbery from people who don’t watch them?

Do 'elevated horror' fans just look down on slasher movie lovers unfairly?

Are you giving up on movies because of constant franchise remakes?

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

Did Disney+ and Netflix's password crackdown change your streaming habits?