r/movies • • Sep 03 '26

/r/movies exclusive 📸 /r/movies hosted reddit's first in-person AMA this week with 'Resident Evil' & 'Weapons' director Zach Cregger!

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r/movies proudly hosted reddit's first-ever in-person AMA this past Tuesday with director Zach Cregger (Resident Evil, Weapons, Barbarian).

Users of r/movies were able to attend a special 30-minute preview of Resident Evil in NYC, LA, and Dallas, and Zach came by after to answer reddit's questions. The AMA was live in-person at the LA screening, and livestreamed to the LA and Dallas screenings.

For anyone interested, the full recording of the in-person AMA is here:

The AMA post itself is here.

r/movies • • Aug 27 '26

/r/movies exclusive 📸 You're Invited: LIVE AMA + Exclusive Resident Evil Footage

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Hey r/Movies! You’re invited to be among the first to see 30 minutes of exclusive footage from Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil - followed by a LIVE AMA with Zach himself. 

📍 Los Angeles, Dallas, & New York

📆 Tuesday, September 1st - 6pm PT | 8pm CT | 9pm ET

RSVP with your city’s code at the link below, space is limited and screenings are first come first serve!

http://bit.ly/ResidentEvilAMALive

Los Angeles: RMOVIESLA
Dallas: RMOVIESLDAL
NYC: RMOVIESNY

r/movies • • 15d ago

/r/movies exclusive 📸 You're Invited: LIVE AMA + Whalefall Exclusive 4DX Screening

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Hey r/movies! You’re invited to an exclusive screening of 20th Century Studios’ Whalefall in 4DX followed by a LIVE Reddit AMA with Whalefall cast and crew - Austin Abrams, Josh Brolin, and more. 

📍 New York City
📆 Friday, October 9th - 5pm ET

RSVP at the link below, space is limited and screenings are first come first serve!

https://partiful.com/e/GttMFgv0b9NUCFLi1skH

r/movies • • Aug 11 '26

/r/movies exclusive 📸 THE LAST HOUSE co-stars Greta Lee and Wagner Moura, alongside director Louis Leterrier, answer your questions about their new film in this /r/movies exclusive interview!

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Greta Lee and Wagner Moura, the stars of Netflix's THE LAST HOUSE, alongside director Louis Leterrier, sat down to discuss their new film and answer some questions from reddit! It's now streaming on Netflix and also stars Sam Lerner, Noah Alexander Sosnowski, Emma Ho, Riley Chung, and Gabriel Barbosa. Synopsis: A family of four are suddenly sealed inside their home with no way out, and must work together to survive against both their dwindling resources and the mysterious, looming threat that is keeping them trapped.

Info & Trailer: https://www.netflix.com/tudum/articles/the-last-house-release-date-photos-news

Watch on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81914143

r/movies • • 2d ago

/r/movies exclusive 📸 Austin Abrams ('Whalefall', 'Resident Evil', 'Weapons') answers questions from /r/movies community members.

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Actors Austin Abrams and Josh Brolin, alongside director Brian Duffield & writer Daniel Kraus, joined us for an AMA/Q&A last week. That can be found here. It was an in-person event for r/movies, where members of the community were treated to a complimentary screening of Whalefall in 4DX (at Regal Times Square), along with food & drinks, followed by an in-person AMA/Q&A with Austin, Josh, Brian, and Daniel. Here are some photos from the event.

Austin stopped by yesterday to answer a few more questions via video.

Here are the original questions for anyone interested.

Question #1 from /u/skellingtonjacks:

Did you have a favorite scene that you shot?

Question #2 from u/MobileResident5527:

How did you and Josh prepare to play father and son? What do you hope viewers take away from Mitt and Jay's relationship?

Question #3 from u/Adeline_Hayes:

The trailer gave me chills. Did the production work with marine biologists to get the whale's behavior right? Asking as a nature documentary addict

Question #4 from /u/Weary_Hunt_3374:

Since Whalefall is a book to screen adaptation, what's your favorite book to screen adaptation that you've seen recently (or ever)? Why did you like it? And, did you read the book it was based on?

Question #5 from u/MobileResident5527:

Did bringing this story to life change how you and the team feel about the ocean at all?

Thanks to everyone for the questions and for the 4 guests for joining us in person and again virtually yesterday. Please keep an eye out for more r/movies-exclusive in-person events.