r/movies • u/DecentMaintenance875 • 18h ago

Question How does this community work?

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u/ShirtPants10 17h ago

The way this sub works is the same five questions get asked over and over. 

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u/psycharious 17h ago

"Hey, remember that one niche movie?"

"Why do you live it?"

"It's underrated!"

"Okay, let me shit on it a bit."

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u/wriker10 18h ago

I mean…. If you’re new to the sub, this probably wasn’t the best way to introduce yourself.

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u/DecentMaintenance875 18h ago

Ooohhhh.....I should have figured that out. They don't like people being up front from what I've seen.

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u/Snuggle__Monster 17h ago

The rules are on the right sidebar. Everyone ignores them.

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u/truckturner5164 18h ago

As a newbie to the sub (or even a veteran), slagging off the mods is the opposite of what you want to be doing. As for how the sub work, topics etc. Read a few posts, you'll get the feel for it. It's a bit of a broad church.

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u/Chickenshit_outfit 18h ago

Its usually just debating with other redditors on why TLJ on a personal level is the worst film ever

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u/savingprivatedryan 17h ago

The Last jAirbender?

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u/DecentMaintenance875 18h ago

That's boring.....why aren't they debating about it on a «What I think about it is the facts for everyone and you don't understand proper writing and acting if you disagree» level?