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!oldmovies@lemmy.world for the retro lovers.
I like that community, I just wish it was more active.
!filmpostersporn@lemmy.world - Films Posters
!filmsframes@lemmy.world - Share your favourite film frames
!fin@lemmy.world - Share your favourite 'The End' frame
!silentfilmgifs@lemmy.world - Share your favourite Silent Film Gifs
I just had a look, 2 of them didn't have a post since 3 months, another 1 since a year, is this correct?
For movies:
Also, !casualconversation@lemm.ee has a weekly "what have you watched this week" thread which is quite popular
If you're a fan of Comic Book TV & Movies I want to highlight,
We're discussing the latest MCU films and TV shows. Agatha All Along is airing right now, but we're also excited for next year with Captain America: Brave New World & Thunderbolts*.
We're also open to discussing Sony's terrible Marvel films like Venom and Madam Web. And I'm looking forward to Sony's excellent Marvel films like Spider-verse.
Of course to be fair I've also reignited,
It's just discussing The Penguin TV series at the moment, but as James Gunn and Peter Safran put together their DCU I expect we'll talk about it a lot more. Also the upcoming Joker sequel. If it's DC it's fair game.
And of course for either community if you just want to visit after watching the latest film or TV show, that works too.
Hello,
Thanks for sharing.
Do you think it's worth having specific subs for both DC and Marvel studios? Seems a bit too fragmented based on the current Lemmy userbase
It's hard to say.
For discussion threads I think it makes sense and that's what I really want to see grow. When we only had films it was easier since you had only a few new films per week, and even less if you focused only on the blockbusters/comic book movies.
Now with TV shows you've got a new episode every week.
If you look at Reddit communities you had great discussion and memes week to week, and it only worked with folks hyper focused on the TV show.
Ideally I'd have separate communities for each show, but that would be spread super thin.
We can have promotion threads to specific shows communities on !showsandmovies@lemm.ee, but indeed having to ask everyone to sub to a specific community for a show might be difficult
!movies@lemmy.world
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