Autism movie

A movie about an autistic or autistic-coded character, often not being an accurate representation of autism, but can be a great representation of autism if done with care and understanding.

Sia's autism movie was an ableist nightmare that pretty much the entire autistic community hated.

by Elysium⯍Nebula January 4, 2025

Homework Movie

A movie better watched for its historical significance or influence rather than its other merits.

My friend recommended me to watch 'Tron' but cautioned me that it's a bit of a homework movie.

by Nuclear Exhumer June 16, 2025

watch another movie

Similar to read another book, this is the appropriate response to any stupid political analogy, using a movie instead of a book as a reference point. This can apply to any movie, but since the Harry Potter series also has movies, it can be used here as well.

Dumbass: Mike Pence is like Snape!
Normal person: Oh my god, watch another movie!

by Florisgrad June 26, 2025

children's movie

A genre of films that includes a) superhero flicks like Deadpool, b) flicks featuring child characters such as Good Boys, and c) animated flicks like Shin-chan, Sausage Party, and Wonder Showzen. These films are often marketed as family-friendly but can be wildly inappropriate for children to watch.

I took my kids to what I thought was a children's movie, but it turned out to be another wild ride like Sausage Party—definitely not what I expected!

by Emotional Cruiser July 16, 2025

COLORFUL STAGE! The Movie: A Miku Who Can’t Sing

“COLORFUL STAGE! The Movie: A Miku Who Can’t Sing” is a movie based off the game HATSUNE MIKU: COLORFUL STAGE!

This movie is set in Shibuya, where five teenage bands—Leo/need, More More Jump!, Vivid Bad Squad, Wonderlands x Showtime, and Nightcord at 25:00—create music with support from alternate versions of Vocaloid characters (Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin & Len, Megurine Luka, Meiko, and Kaito) who reside in Sekai, virtual worlds shaped by the emotions of the bands’ members.

A parallel story follows a lonely version of Miku from a failing Sekai created by individuals experiencing depression and self-doubt. Despite help from the bands, she fails to connect with her creators and her world collapses, causing Miku’s voice to vanish from both Sekai and reality.

The bands resolve to restore hope by performing new music to reach those in despair. As listeners regain optimism, the Sekai recover, Miku is restored, and she ultimately succeeds in connecting with her creators. The story concludes with her Sekai reborn in light and hope.

Person 1: Let’s go see COLORFUL STAGE! The Movie: A Miku Who Can’t Sing!
Person 2: Sure!

by mikudayowashere July 18, 2025

no one is old enough to watch this movie

An expression that may literally mean like that in K-12 school campuses. However, in wider society, this expression is a mere metaphore used by movie reviews to describe how inappropriate a particular movie is to watch, hence not something that the movie reviewer particularly recommends.

Being a movie reviewer myself, my favorite actor is Kid Cudi from his movies "Jexi" (2019) and "Trap" (2024). BTW, the latest superhero movie "Deadpool & Wolverine" (2024) contains too much inappropriate contents (violence, coarse language) that no one is old enough to watch this movie. Therefore, this third sequel of Deadpool is not something my Kid should watch.

by Emotional Cruiser July 29, 2025

movie theater

A place where you watch a movie on streaming platforms like Netflix, Hotstar, or Prime Video, typically in a room with the lamp turned off to create the perfect viewing atmosphere.

Forget the theater; my favorite movie theater is my living room with the lights off and a bowl of popcorn in hand!

by Emotional Cruiser August 5, 2025