Discussing Film

Founded on September 26, 2016, DiscussingFilm (often referred to as "DF") began as a straightforward news aggregator on Twitter. Over the years, it has transformed significantly, leading to the creation of a YouTube channel that features a wide range of exclusive interviews and a website brimming with thousands of unique articles focused on the entertainment sector. As DiscussingFilm aims for even greater achievements, its committed team continues to strive to be a trusted and insightful source for entertainment news and commentary. Recently, we successfully reported on major events like San Diego Comic Con 2019 and Disney’s 2019 D23. Exciting developments lie ahead, and we invite you to join us on this journey.

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Andor Season 2 Review

3 weeks ago | discussingfilm.net | Jacob Fisher

Andor Season 2 is finally here, following a tumultuous development process that was delayed by almost a year due to the 2023 Hollywood strikes. During that time, the Star Wars franchise has taken some hits on the Disney+ streaming service with The Mandalorian Season 3 becoming its lowest-rated thus far, and the subsequent pivot to making Season 4 into a movie, The Mandalorian and Grogu.
Every Star Wars Anime Announcement From Celebration 2025

3 weeks ago | discussingfilm.net | Rafael Motamayor

The final day of Star Wars Celebration 2025 in Japan was dedicated to anime, with a panel spotlighting the successful Star Wars: Visions anthology series. Visions on Disney+ has expanded the scope of storytelling in the Star Wars franchise by collaborating with esteemed and emerging animation studios from across the globe.
'The Legend of Ochi' Review

3 weeks ago | discussingfilm.net | Andrew J. Salazar

Isaiah Saxon’s The Legend of Ochi (2025) is as ambitious as a feature directorial debut can get. An original, family-friendly fantasy adventure that relies heavily on puppetry and practical creature effects? In today’s economy, no such projects exist outside of intellectual property (IP). Even when examining the current examples in Hollywood franchises, it’s only in staples like Star Wars that such fantastical productions are given the platform for success.
Lucasfilm Animation: Every New Update from Star Wars Celebration 2025

3 weeks ago | discussingfilm.net | Rafael Motamayor

It’s been 20 years since the creation of Lucasfilm Animation. In that time, the Star Wars franchise has undergone considerable changes. From the world of the Prequel Trilogy being expanded with The Clone Wars series and introducing Ahsoka Tano, to Star Wars Rebelsgiving us Thrawn and so much more.
Every Major Movie Announcement

3 weeks ago | discussingfilm.net | Rafael Motamayor

Lucasfilm kicked off the first day of Star Wars Celebration 2025 in Japan with a sizzle reel about the past and present of the nearly 50-year-old franchise.
Rami Malek Feels Miscast in Tense Spy Thriller

1 month ago | discussingfilm.net | Yasmine Kandil

In recent years, it feels like the espionage genre has dried up. Most spy thrillers have fallen into a particularly stale formula, resulting in unmemorable, cookie-cutter projects. That being said, 2025 has been off to an excellent start for the genre after the critical success of Steven Soderbergh’s Black Bag. Yet, after numerous delays, the bar was set relatively low going into The Amateur (2025), with the marketing teasing by-the-book action sequences and monotonous performances.
Ryan Coogler's Audacious Horror Blockbuster is More Than About Vampires

1 month ago | discussingfilm.net | Andrew J. Salazar

Sinners (2025) is writer-director Ryan Coogler‘s most ambitious work yet. It’s a reflective Southern tale of legacy that thematically spans decades. How does each generation define the culture? Moreover, how much humility and guilt is each generation willing to accept in order to shield that culture from appropriation?
‘The Amateur’ Exclusive Look - Rami Malek Returns To The Thriller Genre

1 month ago | discussingfilm.net | Jacob Fisher

Spy and espionage thrillers are dominating the streaming charts for all major streamers at the moment. Peacock and Paramount+ have found 2 of the biggest shows ever in spy thrillers with the launches of The Agency, starring Michael Fassbender and Richard Gere, and The Day of the Jackal, starring Eddie Redmayne and Lashana Lynch, both of which are returning for second seasons.
'Bring Her Back' Filmmakers Danny and Michael Philippou Pull the Curtain Back on their New Horror Movie

1 month ago | discussingfilm.net | Bill Bria

The last several years have been fantastic for horror films, not just for franchises and established filmmakers but for new voices as well. Two of those new voices are Danny and Michael Philippou, twin Australian filmmakers who gained fame through their YouTube channel, RackaRacka. When their feature directorial debut, Talk to Me, premiered at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival, it felt like a special moment.
'A Minecraft Movie' Review

1 month ago | discussingfilm.net | Ryan Gaur

A Minecraft Movie (2025) is a blunt object used to beat you into submission. You might be walking into this video game film adaptation expecting to see the face of the devil presented in laser-projected IMAX. Moreover, you might even expect to see this year’s Madame Web — a cinematic disaster from which you can’t help but derive perverse enjoyment. A Minecraft Movie doesn’t allow for any of that, though.