Martika Ramirez Escobar talks about the nostalgic origins, eclectic influences, and long, liberating process behind her unclassifiable action hit Leonor Will Never Die.
Imprint Films has released Lou Adler’s ‘80s girl punk classic on Blu-ray for the first time.
The Fabelmans star Paul Dano tells us about early memories with Jurassic Park, Terminator 2, and more.
Bones and All director Luca Guadagnino and star Taylor Russell on macabre metaphors, America’s lonely heartland and living in the moment.
Ella Kemp talks to designers, archivists and publicists (and her own parents!) about creating and preserving original film posters in the age of streaming.
Filmmaker and author Kier-La Janisse tells The Letterboxd Show about cultivating the cinematic canon of female madness via her book, House of Psychotic Women.
Fiction and reality blur in Martika Ramirez Escobar’s debut feature film Leonor Will Never Die when Leonor, a retired filmmaker,…
Consensus for Showdown № 155: Clay Town (best stop-motion animated films)
Movies mentioned in season three, episode 32 of The Letterboxd Show podcast, in which filmmaker and YouTuber Ryan Connolly of…
Movies mentioned in season three, episode 31 of The Letterboxd Show podcast, in which author and filmmaker Kier-La Janisse joins…
Consensus for Showdown № 154: Barbershop (best hairdos in film)
Movies mentioned in season three, episode 30 of The Letterboxd Show podcast, in which writer and classical music fan Fran…
Ryan Connolly 49 films
˗ˏˋ Liam ˊˎ˗ 151 films
Daniel 36 films
~findlay 36 films
Jack McFarlane 11 films
CINEMADHESIVE 477 films
the biggest mystery to hit the greek islands since sophie sheridan invited her three potential fathers to her wedding
Lovely, adventurous film about exploration and love, and the balance of placing importance on ecological and environmental sustainability and conservation. Jaboukie’s the star of the show, but even as he agrees, Splat and Legend steal the show (Legend is a legend).
[Q&A with director Don Hall, writer and co-director Qui Nguyen, producer Roy Conli, and actors Jaboukie Young-White and Jake Gyllenhaal]
Devotion is an extremely powerful film that tells the true story of two elite U.S. Navy fighter pilots during the Korean War. Not only is it visually stunning, but it spends over two hours with these heroic men, telling their story, in a biopic that breaks the mold.
An unexpectedly charming subversion of the classic Dickensian tale. If you don't like Spirited, you're of course entitled to your opinion... but also, Good Afternoon.
🍿: The Menu
🎬: Mark Mylod
⭐️: A
📺: Theaters
Compliments to the chef, because The Menu by Mark Mylod is a deliciously dark comedy that is sure to leave you feeling full and uncomfortably satisfied. Big emphasis on “uncomfortably”. Plenty of movies have centered themselves on skewering the upper class, but none in recent memory has done it in such a fresh and creative way.
Margot (Anya Taylor-Joy) accompanies an extremely punchable and annoying…
I love investigative journalism films - the high stakes interviews, late news room nights, the emotional and mental impact on the journalists, and the final push to publish - so She Said has been one of my most anticipated of the year.
I don’t know if this film fits the genre quite like All the President’s Men or Spotlight, and it could’ve worked better as a documentary instead of a dramatization. It drags quite a bit and the emotional gut…
Seeing "The Menu" this past weekend made we want to revisit some vintage Fiennes. You don't need me to tell you this movie rules, but I'll honestly take any excuse I can get to nudge the Weekend Watchlist folks to mention a QUIZ SHOW of any kind *wink wink*
