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Weekend Watchlist: John Wick: Chapter 4, A Good Person and Tori and Lokita The Letterboxd Show
Alberto Vázquez on the cuddly terror of Unicorn Wars
Unicorn Wars director Alberto Vázquez explains the bloody military mayhem of his Bambi-meets-Apocalypse Now war-epic, forest-survival movies, and working with friends.
‘Scream VI’ Filmmakers Read Your Letterboxd Reviews
With Scream VI now in theaters, we asked directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, and executive producer Chad Villella to read your Letterboxd reviews.
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Hitting the Blood Red Carpet at SXSW for ‘Evil Dead Rise’ Letterboxd Festiville
Inside Man: Willem Dafoe on giving everything for his craft
Willem Dafoe takes us Inside his deep appreciation for his devoted fans, the thrill of pouring himself physically into every character and how art continues to feed him.
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Six of Chad Stahelski’s action film favorites—and their influence on John Wick: Chapter 4 6 films
Stuntman and director Chad Stahelski shares the six action films he is most inspired by—and how each of them directly…
Best in Show: Bumper Mailbag Finale (and SXSW and Asian Film Awards) 88 films
Slim the mailman joins us in a bumper episode finale as Mia, Brian and Gemma answer listeners’ questions about awards…
Awards Season 2022—2023 192 films
Welcome to the 2022–2023 motion picture awards season, where we keep track of the major feature film and feature documentary…
Awards Season 2022—2023: Best Film 53 films
The Palme d’Or, the Golden Bear, the Academy Award for Best Motion Picture of the Year... the crème de la…
Best in Show goes to the Oscars! And everything else! 49 films
Someone let us go to the Oscars! In episode eleven of Letterboxd’s limited series awards season podcast, Mia and Gemma…
Best in Show: Indie Spirit Awards, The Quiet Girl, Paul Mescal, and Movie Spoofs 51 films
It smells like Indie Spirits (and bourbon) in here! In episode ten of Letterboxd’s limited series awards season podcast, we…
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HOW DO THEY KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS!!! In a world where it no longer seems possible for every movie in a franchise to be a banger, Keanu Reeves and Chad Stahelski emerge from the shadows, ghostly silhouettes in black suits, and say “shhhh it’s okay. We have more dogs and Donnie Yen. We also did that overhead tracking shot you wanted, and made our universe’s version of Daredevil and the Penguin. You will see old favorites, and be introduced…
I honestly have nothing but praise for how director Chad Stahelski and star Keanu Reeves have managed to take a little but effective action film and turn it into a full-blown franchise. It’s not as though the character of John Wick has evolved much or the roots of this series have been forgotten. John Wick: Chapter 4 may be a 169-minute action epic, but it absolutely still fits alongside the first entry’s much lower profile, which involved a man getting…
Florence Pugh. There literally isn’t a role she doesn’t crush, and this might be one of my favorites. Florence and Morgan Freeman are so good together in this movie, and Zach Braff’s direction and writing were also great. A little too long, but when this movie is firing on all cylinders, it works so well.
The way I cried through most of this movie, especially the end
“I’m hugging you with my eyes!”
A really heartfelt and sincere portrayal of grief, addiction, and forgiveness. The perfect balance of sweet, funny, and sad. Florence Pugh and Morgan freeman are fantastic together and I also really enjoyed Celeste O’Connor. I don’t have many negative critiques other than a long running time, the fact that Morgan freeman’s character is a former cop and they mentioned it about four times, and why they made Florence look so GAY and her character…
how do we come to love our fates when it feels like so much of life is out of our control?
morgan freeman was such a joy in this!!! florence pugh writing and singing original songs for this was everything to me!!
I swear Florence Pugh and Morgan Freeman were manufactured to make you sob uncontrollably.
Dardenne brothers don't miss; I'm baffled to see the mixed reviews on this site because I thought this was genuinely excellent. All their movies feel so swift and engaging, but this ends with such a shocker of a climax the whole crowd gasped in unison.
Like their other films, the Dardennes don't hold back on their raw depiction of life in the lower class, and despite similar topic matters in most of their films, they still find a way to…
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