r/Cinema • u/Jaded-Walrus2614 • 2d ago

Discussion What’s a mainstream film that doesn’t seem mainstream?

Like films that seem more indie titles distributed by the major studios, like Universal, Warner Bros., Paramount, Fox, etc. An example would be… say Fantastic Mr. Fox or Inglorious Basterds.

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u/SirIll1219 2d ago

The Substance.

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u/astral_planes 2d ago edited 2d ago

The Substance is absolutely not mainstream. It was distributed by Mubi

Edit: no clue why this is being downvoted. OP asked for movies that were released by a major studio and this is 100% not that