Babylon did this pretty well recently

I would have thought so (this is reddit after all) but that too obviously has a main character.

to kill a mocking bird is amazing !!

no but check out lookmovie .com they have everything. i just screenshare it to my tv, works perfect

The Lego Ninjago Movie was better than people say it was, it’s a fun Lego movie with a Ninjago theme. Not saying it’s the best but I enjoyed it.

Putin sent him to Ukraine.

Jacques Tati's Playtime is basically a movie where the viewer watches a bunch of shenanigans unfold in downtown Paris. The "main character" is the location and situation.

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He’s absolutely the lead, I didn’t even think that was a question.

Turkish is the clear lead of that movie.

Rear Window

2001: A Space Odyssey

both on HBO Max

One of the best Reddit comments I've ever seen was that there should be another Shanghai Noon sequel, called Shanghai Seas. Yes please. The world needs pirate Jackie Chan.

Yes, but not every room is ideal, sometimes being just below center will be too close or too far from the screen so you have to find a compromise in that situation. That’s why you walk into every room and make a unique judgement call. Every room is different, some the seating is offset to the side because it only has one side entrance, some have an aisle down the middle where no one sits, etc.

Flight of the navigator

Except on Hallmark Channel! That's all female focused films. That's why I don't watch that channel! 😐 🤔🤣

Maria. Upon seeing her in the show I forgot that she was white in the game. She was a minor character whose race was unimportant.

Yeah, I miss 'old school' sweaty muscly gunpowder-smelling 80s and 90s action with practical effects too.
Nowadays we have John Wick, 6 Underground, Hitmans Bodyguard etc. They're entertaining but dont feel the same as back then. But I think its the best we're gonna get.

Well he's not a real person for one. And also, it really doesn't matter. Just move on dont think and wait for the next product. Rinse and repeat until people stop paying.

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They're all alpha from that universe. The Waymond from that universe is 'Alpha Waymond'

Spartacus 1960. Kubrick films. Strangers on a Train 1951. Hitchcock films.

I feel like he was the main focus on Attack of the Clones, or at least the secondary protagonist after Obi-Wan. Phantom Menace and Revenge of the Sith are definitely Qui-Gon's and Palpatine's though.

It’s excellent. I wasn’t sure about Taron Egerton until I saw this.

The protagonist and antagonist is not determined by who you consider the more likeable character.

Also, it's Adonis, not Apollo.

He's in the trailer for Creed 3. So I assume you'll get an answer to your question