The greatest thing about Reddit is finding information on any old topic. For today, I wanted to dig deeper into My Dinner With Andre. RIF tried to open (he’s such a trooper 😢) and when that failed I went to the browser.

I really want nothing to do with supporting that site, but I do want to read these old discussions. Any advice?

  • jeffw@lemmy.world
    51·
    1 year ago

    Louis Malle is a boss, just thought I’d start with that.

    But what did you even want that you could t get on IMDb or Wikipedia? There are plenty of places besides Reddit to chat about film

    • Jackcooper@lemmy.worldOP
      10·
      1 year ago

      Are there? IMDb killed its boards like 10 years ago. I am unaware of other large scale movie discussion boards, Reddit has really taken that spot for me.

      Whenever I finished a tv series it was nice closure to go through its subreddit and see all the takes, things I missed, etc. Old style media or just marter-of-factly summarizing the plot just doesn’t go as far.

      • plumbus@feddit.de
        4·
        1 year ago

        Exactly what usually do as soon as I’m caught up. See the theories and missed connections for TV and book series.

        I hope this will eventually also kick off here. For tech news, memes and doomscrolling lemmy is already full enough for my taste, but the casual users deep in fandoms have not arrived, yet, at least not in scale.

        • Jackcooper@lemmy.worldOP
          5·
          1 year ago

          I don’t think I’ve ever seen a movies or TV community in my “all” scrolling. Lots of old memes tho.

              • Boz (he/him)@lemmy.oneEnglish
                2·
                1 year ago

                Thanks, bot, but I personally have had better luck putting the full URL in my instance’s search bar. The version starting in “!” comes up when someone on my instance is already subscribed to the community, but sometimes not if I’m the first one interested. But I will edit with the other version as well.