the bowfinger way of shooting a movie, typically for actors who are unwilling to take the job (i.e. Kit Ramsey)
dude - so is he going to do the movie?
director - yea, but he is so professional he don’t wanna see the cams
dude - what type of professional is that?
director - it’s cinema nouveau my amigo, we’re living in a new age
director - yea, but he is so professional he don’t wanna see the cams
dude - what type of professional is that?
director - it’s cinema nouveau my amigo, we’re living in a new age
by pranayama999 July 7, 2021

The mysterious alchemical concoction on the floor of a movie theater that acts at once as an attendance deterrent, euthanizing poison and human fly trap.
Remember the chick who glued her own hair to her scalp with Gorilla Glue? I read the other day that Gorilla Glue is just recycled cinema gel.
by MythiasRedmoon May 7, 2021

Up-to-date news coverage and the latest reviews of previous and recent films from the world of Asian Cinema
by Janick Neveu November 12, 2003

Some 100 proof movies:
"Arthur" (1981)
"The Hangover" (2009)
"Bad Santa" (2003)
"Strange Brew" (1983)
"Leaving Las Vegas" (1995)
"Legend of Drunken Master"
Cheers to Soused Cinema
"Arthur" (1981)
"The Hangover" (2009)
"Bad Santa" (2003)
"Strange Brew" (1983)
"Leaving Las Vegas" (1995)
"Legend of Drunken Master"
Cheers to Soused Cinema
by foosman March 4, 2010

that feeling after you watch a movie and you feel like you’re in the movie. You have no idea what day or time it is all you know is you are the star and special. You feel like there are cameras on you and you feel so out of it for the rest of the day
“How’d you like the Bohemian Rhapsody, Kyle?”
“I don’t know what to believe anymore. I am Freddie Mercury. I need to be alone right now.”
“Classic Cinema Syndrome.”
“I don’t know what to believe anymore. I am Freddie Mercury. I need to be alone right now.”
“Classic Cinema Syndrome.”
by idkurbandictionarygoals January 12, 2019

by danny19990 May 22, 2018

Otherwise known as "Literally Me" films.
As The Kino Corner says:
"It's a loose collection of movies that typically star men on the fringes of society. They're usually regular guys who just snap, but sometimes they are complete psychopaths."
"Sigma cinema" term comes from the fact that every character in those types of films is a self-reliant man taking matters into their own hands and isn't influenced by others' opinions. They believe in their actions and values, which in the case of these films, can often cause disastrous consequences. In a nutshell, sigma cinema means films unintentionally targeting the "sigma male" audience.
Examples:
Patrick Bateman from "American Psycho"
William Foster from "Falling Down"
Tyler Durden from "Fight Club"
As The Kino Corner says:
"It's a loose collection of movies that typically star men on the fringes of society. They're usually regular guys who just snap, but sometimes they are complete psychopaths."
"Sigma cinema" term comes from the fact that every character in those types of films is a self-reliant man taking matters into their own hands and isn't influenced by others' opinions. They believe in their actions and values, which in the case of these films, can often cause disastrous consequences. In a nutshell, sigma cinema means films unintentionally targeting the "sigma male" audience.
Examples:
Patrick Bateman from "American Psycho"
William Foster from "Falling Down"
Tyler Durden from "Fight Club"
Josh: So I watched American Psycho last night. Bateman is literally me! Like, for real!
Mike: ...Are you sure about that?
Rob: I've been wheezing at the term "sigma cinema" for the past hour.
Mike: Me too.
Mike: ...Are you sure about that?
Rob: I've been wheezing at the term "sigma cinema" for the past hour.
Mike: Me too.
by Mixxr August 30, 2022
