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63 unrolled threads about film, each one readable on a single page.

James Lucas@JamesLucasIT

The coolest movie posters of all time - a thread 🧵 1. Star Wars: Episode I (1999)

SummaryA curated thread showcasing 25 iconic movie posters from classics like Vertigo and Alien to modern films like Her, highlighting the artistic techniques, designers, and cultural significance behind each memorable design. The thread celebrates the craft of poster design and its role in cinema history.May 23, 202427 tweets♥ 418K
LegoMe_TheOG@FG_Artist

I recreated the entire second Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse trailer in LEGO! ( 🧵)@philiplord @chrizmillr @LEGO_Group @SpiderVerse #AcrossTheSpiderVerse #Blender

SummaryA creator recreated the entire Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse trailer using LEGO and Blender, showcasing the detailed fan recreation in a thread with links to the full 4K video.May 24, 20233 tweets♥ 243K
Valentina Vee@valentinavee

No, you’re not crazy! Night scenes DO LOOK darker now than they did in the decades prior. But it’s not because cinematographers refuse to light their scenes (common misconception). It’s because the...

SummaryModern night scenes appear darker than older films not because cinematographers refuse to light them, but because contemporary lighting philosophy prioritizes "motivated lighting" (light sources believable within the environment) over older unmotivated approaches. Cinematographers intentionally choose to light scenes realistically, accepting darker silhouettes and lower contrast ratios as artistic choices, though some modern filmmakers are shifting back to adding extra light for visibility.Feb 6, 202513 tweets♥ 246K
mira saw ariana x3!!!@bunnyhopmira

Emilia Perez: A Disgusting Movie (and Cast) - A Thread

SummaryA critical thread arguing that 'Emilia Perez' is a deeply flawed film with numerous cultural authenticity issues, including the non-Mexican director's lack of cultural research, casting of non-Mexican actors, use of AI to enhance the lead actress's singing, and controversial statements from cast members. The thread highlights the disconnect between industry recognition and widespread public rejection of the film.Jan 27, 202514 tweets♥ 234K
Soleil✨💫☀️@MunozSoleil

Here's a thread of some movies to watch on Netflix since I know that's what most of y'all do over summer

SummaryA thread recommending creepy and trippy horror/thriller movies to watch on Netflix over summer, including '13 Cameras' and 'Lavender' which both feature unsettling characters and plot twists.Jul 6, 20173 tweets♥ 107K
Valentina Vee@valentinavee

Okay yeah let’s talk about it. It’s because we literally don’t use those lights anymore to light anything, let alone women. And also because modern actresses don’t want to be lit this way. 🧵 http...

SummaryClassic Hollywood lighting techniques created distinctive sparkly eye effects using hard single-source lights paired with soft lens filters, multiple catch lights positioned just for eye reflection, and lower film resolution that hid skin texture. Modern cinematography uses softer lights with digital high-resolution cameras that make skin imperfections visible, making the old harsh lighting unflattering by today's standards, and tight shooting schedules eliminate time for setting up extra lights just for cosmetic sparkle.Jun 5, 202513 tweets♥ 160K
𝖪𝖾𝗇𝗂𝖺 𝗅𝗈 𝗁𝖺𝖼𝖾 𝗍𝗈𝖽𝗈 𝗆𝖺𝗅@RelatocuriosoK

Detalles que prueban que "Ratatouille" es la mejor película de Pixar Abro hilo🧵 1. Remy salta a un lavabo lleno de agua con jabón cuando entra a la cocina para no contaminar la comida... https://t....

SummaryUn hilo detallado que analiza múltiples detalles visuales y narrativos de Ratatouille de Pixar, argumentando que es la mejor película del estudio. Incluye observaciones sobre la higiene de Remy, la caracterización de Anton Ego, referencias a otras películas Pixar, y la creatividad del diseño del café de ratas al final.Sep 2, 202417 tweets♥ 134K
Alexandra🌞@Alexalvz12

'La Pasión de Cristo' (2004): datos curiosos, accidentes y misterios durante su rodaje. 🙏✝️📖🎬🧵

SummaryThread detailing fascinating facts, accidents, and mysteries from the production of Mel Gibson's 2004 film 'The Passion of the Christ,' including cast conversions, Jim Caviezel's multiple accidents (including lightning strikes), extreme makeup and stunt work, and the film's record-breaking $612 million box office success despite controversy.Apr 17, 202522 tweets♥ 130K
Valentina Vee@valentinavee

Oh I know! First let’s talk about the lights. They’ve got an array of 5 circular trusses. These contain moving beam lights (yellow), moving wash lights (green), followspots on the 3rd/4th rings (pur...

SummaryA detailed breakdown of the professional lighting setup used in the French talk show Quotidien, comparing its theatrical 'round' staging and multi-light array approach to typical American talk show lighting. The key advantages include lower-hanging lights that create eye sparkle, an embedded-light table that bounces and fills shadows, and a higher ratio of rim-to-key lighting that separates subjects from backgrounds.Sep 6, 20249 tweets♥ 123K
𝖪𝖾𝗇𝗂𝖺 𝗅𝗈 𝗁𝖺𝖼𝖾 𝗍𝗈𝖽𝗈 𝗆𝖺𝗅@RelatocuriosoK

Detalles que prueban que "Shrek" es la mejor película del mundo animado Abro hilo🧵 - En Shrek 2, un grupo de guardias sujeta a Shrek, mientras otro comienza a moler pimienta sobre sus ojos, a modo...

SummaryUn hilo detallado que analiza los detalles ingeniosos y referencias ocultas en las películas de Shrek, argumentando que es la mejor película animada del mundo a través de easter eggs, parodias culturales, continuidad narrativa y el esfuerzo de producción de Dreamworks.Sep 6, 202421 tweets♥ 117K
Shrek@Shrek

Babe wake up, the Shrek official watch order just dropped. 🧵

SummaryAn exhaustive Shrek franchise watch order has been shared, organizing all films and shows across the main Shrek series and Puss in Boots spin-offs chronologically. The list includes theatrical releases, TV specials, and animated series spanning from 2001 to 2022.Oct 8, 20243 tweets♥ 123K
Sarah McGonagall@gothspiderbitch

Oh my god, no. No. There is so much incorrect information here that I don’t even know where to start. This is why you should never learn history from an AI voice. Just…..no. The truth, a thread: 🧵

SummaryA thread debunking common myths about the cast of The Wizard of Oz, correcting misinformation about health issues and on-set treatment while acknowledging real workplace negligence that did occur during filming.Sep 18, 202413 tweets♥ 106K
CARESHA ABEG@mortalslut

Here's a thread of iconic scenes from classic black movies ✨

SummaryA thread showcasing iconic scenes from classic Black cinema, starting with memorable moments like the chain-snatching scene from Friday. The thread promises to be extensive given the wealth of classic films to cover.Jul 24, 20174 tweets♥ 45.3K
𝐃𝐀𝐍 🕷️@1spiderdan

Las Escenas Más Aterradoras según la Ciencia ⚠️NO APTO PARA SENSIBLES⚠️ Abro Hilo 🧵 (+VIDEOS)

SummaryUn hilo que recopila las escenas más aterradoras según la ciencia de películas de terror como 'Hereditary', 'Señales', 'Insidious' e 'IT', presentando clips y contexto de cada film para mostrar por qué generan miedo genuino en el espectador.Oct 1, 202423 tweets♥ 97.2K
Sarah McGonagall@gothspiderbitch

I see a lot of people who think that the pair of ruby slippers that sold at auction last night were the same shoes owned by Smithsonian (they’re not!) or owned by the Academy Museum (they’re not!) or...

SummaryThere are five known pairs of ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz: one at the Smithsonian, one on loan to the Academy Museum, two owned by anonymous private collectors, and a fifth pair called "The Traveling Shoes" that was stolen for 13 years, recovered by the FBI, and just sold at auction for $28-32.5 million. The thread clarifies common misconceptions about which museums own which slippers and tells the fascinating stories behind each pair.Dec 8, 202418 tweets♥ 100K
Alexandra🌞@Alexalvz12

'La Pasión de Cristo' (2004): datos curiosos, accidentes y misterios durante su rodaje. 🙏✝️📖🎬🧵

SummaryUn hilo detallado sobre la producción de 'La Pasión de Cristo' (2004), dirigida por Mel Gibson, que incluye datos curiosos sobre su elenco, accidentes durante el rodaje de Jim Caviezel (incluyendo dos impactos de rayo), y conversiones religiosas inspiradas por la película. La producción fue extremadamente desafiante pero resultó en una de las películas más taquilleras de la historia con 612 millones de dólares recaudados.Dec 5, 202422 tweets♥ 94.1K
DCU Brief@DCUBrief

EVERY DCU Easter Egg in the #Superman trailer. A THREAD 🧵

SummaryA detailed breakdown of Easter eggs and character appearances in the Superman trailer, including Krypto, Green Lantern, Hawkgirl, Lex Luthor, Gorilla Grodd, and hints at a conflict involving the nation of Boravia and a mysterious Kaiju monster that may be Ultraman.Dec 19, 202422 tweets♥ 92.8K
jae@namuggie

LINK GDRIVE BARBIE SUB INDONESIA a thread

SummaryA Twitter thread sharing links to multiple Barbie animated movies with Indonesian subtitles via Google Drive, including classics like Barbie of Swan Lake, Rapunzel, and Mermaid Tale, with instructions for accessing the files.Jul 15, 202628 tweets♥ 72.2K
suitNtie ~ Keyboard Warrior Out Now!@suitNtie22

I worked on the Sonic 3 End credits. I did the character modeling and animation work ALL WORK IS OWNED BY PARAMOUNT, SEGA, AND PICTUREMILL a Thread 🧵 #SonicMovie3 #lowpoly

SummaryAn animator shares their work on Sonic 3's end credits, discussing character modeling and animation tasks they completed for Picturemill, including Sonic characters, Robotnik's dancing sequence, and various background elements. All work is owned by Paramount, SEGA, and Picturemill.Jan 11, 202512 tweets♥ 71.6K
The Culturist@the_culturist_

Reminder: Tolkien hated Disney. He called them "hopelessly corrupted" and knew they'd ruin any story they touched. Why? Tolkien's storytelling philosophy was profoundly different… (thread) 🧵 https:...

SummaryThis thread explores Tolkien's deep antipathy toward Disney, rooted in fundamentally different philosophies about storytelling. While Disney stripped folklore of spiritual depth and moral complexity to create sanitized entertainment, Tolkien believed myths were sacred vessels of divine truth that should retain their rough edges, danger, and existential weight to convey essential human truths.Mar 28, 202514 tweets♥ 68.3K