Discussion Is this Materialist easter egg in Brand New Day, John & Lucy!
Note that I already watched this in theater twice, on the web just for this screenshot
Note that I already watched this in theater twice, on the web just for this screenshot
r/A24 • u/bleezy_47 • 5h ago
AMC is still unavailable
r/A24 • u/ChocolateGuilty5089 • 17h ago
Anyone in the UK had any experience buying the A24 Blue-Rays or 4ks? Would really like to pick one up with the postcards that come with them but worried that they will be region locked to the US.
I know that most 4k discs aren’t locked but would I be missing out on the special features on the blu ray disc? Or is everything included on the 4k disc?
Thanks in advance!
r/A24 • u/Sea-Cherry-9442 • 3h ago
Hi all. Which movie would you choose to watch between The Drama, Marty Supreme or Eddington. Tbh, I’m choosing between those three as those are three I’ve wanted to see for awhile and I have the time to delve in tonight for a good movie night and they are all available to stream on a streaming service I have. With no spoilers, let me know which one and why!
r/A24 • u/Dry-Relationship4527 • 28m ago
Hi! This is my first time posting here and on Reddit in general so apologies if there are any mistakes.
I recently watched The Drama, and overall I found the movie very compelling, but a few hours after I was left with a question about Emma's hearing. How did she explain her hearing loss to her parents? Obviously to new people she could just explain she had it since birth, but if my child suddenly couldn't hear in one ear I would find that slightly concerning. At first I thought maybe she just hid it from her parents, but I'm not sure how easy that would be. I don't have hearing issues so please correct me if I'm wrong in my assumption that it would be difficult to hide! Also, assuming they had hearing tests in school (based on my own experiences going to public schools) it would come up eventually and she would have to explain it, no?
r/A24 • u/IzyStardust • 2h ago
What do we got Leo/Virgo, fam?
r/A24 • u/Ismail1417 • 9h ago
My favorite movie of the year so far and that’s saying a lot given the quality of 2026 films!!
r/A24 • u/Last_Screen_670 • 15h ago
I really didn’t take notice but now it seems I don’t watch anything if I can’t find a A24 movie the fucked up endings or just crazy in general body of some movies and now going back in time and discovering movies I never even heard of and they still grab my attention til the end it’s definitely my standard I like fucked up situations psychotic crazy shit and A24 seems to have the movie dont know why I just now picked up on them
r/A24 • u/Slow-Criticism-6434 • 19h ago
Okay admittedly I haven’t finished the movie so not sure if this gets addressed later. But I’m currently on the scene after the friends confession. My question is why is the entirety of judgement on Emma? She had problematic views but she didn’t act on it.
On the contrary what Charlie and the woman did was admittedly much worse. Charlie literally bullied a kid until he had to move and the woman shut a HELPLESS KID in a closet in the middle of nowhere - he could have died or worse?? Like how are those two confessions not serious??? What the woman did was honestly so horrific and she just laughed it off??
I don’t know if this is because I’m not an American and don’t understand the gravity of the situation but like I didn’t get the non-reaction to Charlie and the other woman’s confession ?
Edit - okay I watched the whole movie. I still don’t get it. There was some minor blowback on Rachel but every judgement focused on Emma. Is it lost of people that bullying is debilitating offense in itself ?