different between movies vs filmic
movies
English
Noun
movies
- plural of movie
Noun
movies pl (plural only)
- (by extension) The cinema
Catalan
Verb
movies
- second-person singular imperfect indicative form of moure
movies From the web:
- what movies are playing
- what movies are out
- what movies are showing
- what movies to watch
- what movies are playing in theaters
- what movies are in theaters
- what movies are on disney plus
- what movies are on netflix
filmic
English
Etymology
film +? -ic. Doublet of filmy.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?f?lm?k/
Adjective
filmic (comparative more filmic, superlative most filmic)
- (literature) Of or relating to movies; cinematic.
Derived terms
- filmically
- filmicity
Translations
Romanian
Etymology
From French filmic.
Adjective
filmic m or n (feminine singular filmic?, masculine plural filmici, feminine and neuter plural filmice)
- filmic
Declension
filmic From the web:
- filmic meaning
- what is filmic pro
- what is filmic strength
- what is filmic smaa t2x
- what is filmic strength warzone
- what does filmic pro do
- what are filmic techniques
- what are filmic devices
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