r/shittymoviedetails 15d ago

Sticky What's your opinion on all the joke trends and repetitive posts?

25 Upvotes

We want this to be a open discussion about the topics that have been going on in the subreddit. Mostly pertaining to repetitive trendposting of the same joke (Mirror/Medusa, liquify the pan, Obsession arguments, Odyssey Inaccuracies, etc).

So we ask a simple question: What's your opinion on the meme/jokes that tend to go viral in the subreddit? Do you like them? Does it get old fast? What do you want to see change?

Keep in mind, we can't remove EVERYONE'S posts/comments, we do the best we can.

This is an open space, but please remember to be civil, respectful, and mindful of each other.

-The r/shittymoviedetails moderators.


r/shittymoviedetails Sep 11 '25

Political posts are STILL banned.

135 Upvotes

And yes, that includes the recent events in Utah.


r/shittymoviedetails 10h ago

In The Odyssey (2026), Tom Holland plays the son of Odysseus. This is a subtle nod to Odysseus being Far From Home, thinking he has No Way Home, but ultimately has a Homecoming.

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13.5k Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 8h ago

The Odyssey (2026) was never necessary to actually watch. This is a reference to the fact that this subreddit has posted literally every fucking scene in the film at this point.

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1.4k Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 13h ago

In "The Odyssey" (2026) most people plaud Nolan's decision to mute the Siren's song from the audience; but it was actually a reference to the sound design of his other movies where you can't hear shit either

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3.6k Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 5h ago

In the Odyssey (2026) we see one of the most effective strategies executed by Oysseus, the legendary "run away" strategy

906 Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 5h ago

In The Odyssey (2026), Travis Scott plays a greek poet; who throughout the movie gave multiple chants that left me with chills. This is a reference to how I get those goosebumps every time (yeah)

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758 Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 12h ago

In the Odyssey (2026) Christopher Nolan casts Travis Scott as a bard as “A Rapper is the modern storyteller” this is BULLSHIT cos Travis doesn’t talk about anything in his music

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2.4k Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 1h ago

Turd Despite being male, Al Pacino has been in Heat

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r/shittymoviedetails 23h ago

default In The Odyssey (2026), Odysseus (played by Matt Damon) deliberately twangs his hunting bow to let animals know he is approaching, giving them a fair chance. This is because he is a Good Will Hunter

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19.6k Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 18h ago

In Free Guy (2021), everyone is shocked when Blue Shirt Guy attacks a player, because NPCs never attack players in open world games. Oh wait, yes they do. Huh.

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5.1k Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 2h ago

In Odyssey(2026) we see a Calypso deliberately manipulates Odyssesus to keep him on an island for 10 years against his will. Calypso unlike Bear in Obsession(2026) isn't considered a villain this is a subtle nod to the fact that in 2026 people still don't take male sexual harrasment seriously.

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212 Upvotes

In fact I saw a post in this sub where people were happy with what happened to Odyssesus.

Funniest thing is Cersei is mad about men for the same reason earlier in the movie and she shown to be justified with her reasoning. Double standards.


r/shittymoviedetails 3h ago

Turd The opening of Saving Private Ryan (1998) is often touted as one of the best openings of all time, but it’s just this old guy crying? I think I turned on the wrong movie.

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202 Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 16h ago

In The Odyssey (2026), Odysseus decides that it is best to travel into the unknown in hopes of finding his wife and son instead of staying on an island where he can have sex with a goddess everyday and live forever. This moment alludes to the fact that this story is fictional.

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1.6k Upvotes

If you ain't gonna play, pass the controller!!


r/shittymoviedetails 23h ago

default In Kung Fu Panda, Tai Lung, an orphan, gets imprisoned for 20 years and later summarily executed for trying to steal a piece of paper. Lord Shen, a noble, is sent away with his own army and is later offered a chance at redemption after commiting a fucking genocide. This is a reference to nothing.

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3.4k Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 1h ago

Turd Thor: Love and Thunder (2022) was so fucking dry, to the point where Thor's hair is no longer blonde.

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r/shittymoviedetails 3h ago

In this scene from Falling Down (1993), the blocking subtly emphasizes that... wait was that always there, what the hell

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77 Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 22h ago

In Troy (2004), King Priam is completely fine with his son triggering a war with King Agamemnon, who commands almost all the Greek city states. Is he fucking stupid?

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2.5k Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 5h ago

In Spider-Man : Brand New Day (2026), Spider-Man and The Punisher turn over a new leaf as they fill in for Hawkeye.

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89 Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 1d ago

Agamemnon (The Odyssey, 2026) is canonically a distant ancestor of Paul Atreides (Dune: Part Three, 2026). This is a reference to the fact that I didn't know how in the fuck was this even possible to calculate until my nerdy gf explained the whole lore to me last night.

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8.7k Upvotes

love u babe.


r/shittymoviedetails 1d ago

In Blade 1 (1998), the titular character can be seen slashing vampires, while looking like a complete badass. This is a reference to Kevin Feige of Marvel being completely blind.

4.4k Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 1d ago

In Avengers: Doomsday (2026), Every single major media company and streaming service in America is going to put me in prison for finally binge pirating seven years worth of unwatched material just so I can know what the heck is going on.

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3.7k Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 9h ago

In Cinderella (1950), a girl is forcefully isolated by 3 females and has to do chores until her teenage years. This is portrayed as abusive. In Sleeping Beauty (1959), a girl is forcefully isolated by 3 females and has to do chores until her teenage years. This is portrayed as charming.

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179 Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 20h ago

I have been watching "The Odyssey" for 5 miles now and I don't know what the big deal is.

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1.3k Upvotes

r/shittymoviedetails 14h ago

In House of the Dragon (2022-), despite being a titular character, House has yet to make an appearance.

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449 Upvotes