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Four Favorites with Rachel Zegler, Jaeden Martell, Kyle Mooney, and more from Y2K
Y2K director Kyle Mooney, writer Evan Winter, and stars Rachel Zegler, Jaeden Martell, Julian Dennison, and Lachlan Watson share their four favorite films.
Anyone But You director Will Gluck shares his four favorites
With Anyone But You now on Blu-ray and digital via Sony Pictures, director Will Gluck shares his four favorite films with Letterboxd.
Ava DuVernay on the strands of humanity in Origin Letterboxd Journal
Guess Your Movie with Jack Black and Awkwafina
Kung Fu Panda 4 co-stars Jack Black and Awkwafina guess films from their filmography based on your Letterboxd reviews.
Showdown 184: Daughters of the Dust (Best under-seen women-directed films) Letterboxd Showdown
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Showdown: Calling the Shots 20 films
Consensus for Showdown № 183: Calling the Shots (best Oscar-nominated film directing)
Edgar Wright’s 1,000 Favorite Movies 1,000 films
This list of personal favorites was assembled by Edgar Wright and Sam DiSalle in July 2016, and is semi-regularly updated.…
Showdown: Cutter’s Way 20 films
Consensus for Showdown № 182: Cutter’s Way (best Oscar-nominated film editing)
Showdown: The Breadwinner 20 films
Consensus for Showdown № 181: The Breadwinner (best Oscar-nominated animated films)
Showdown: Flight Plan 20 films
Consensus for Showdown № 180: Flight Plan (best films to watch on a plane)
Note: the brief for this Showdown…
In the Screening Room with Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio 10 films
Director Martin Scorsese and his regular leading man Leonardo DiCaprio reveal films they have shared with each other and watched…
Liked lists
Best in Show: Oscars Honchos, Dune Power and Sleater-Kinney
Best in Show 38 films
Best in Show: BAFTAs and Barbie with Billie Eilish and Finneas
Best in Show 39 films
Best in Show: Visual Effects with The Creator creators, plus War is Over! with Sean Lennon
Best in Show 50 films
Best in Show: International Feature Feast with Juliette Binoche and Trần Anh Hùng
Best in Show 25 films
Best in Show: Sundance sum-ups and Flower Moon costumes with Oscar nominee Jacqueline West
Best in Show 41 films
Best in Show: 2024 Oscar noms and an Animation Celebration with the directors of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
Best in Show 68 films
Liked reviews
i’m late to writing this review. i’m always late. i’m always hoofing it to catch the train, to catch up in conversations, to catch my heart from leaping out of my chest towards the first person who listens, really listens, to it. i’m a perpetual runner-up who has been single for more than ten years, and i no longer remember what true love feels like. non-delusional love. reciprocal, requited love. Past Lives reminded me when i first watched it almost…
austin butler is so bald. i've never seen anyone be so bald in my life. so moisturised and bald. he was glowing more than edward in twilight. what's your megamind head skin care routine, elvis boy
Monumental. Colossal. Herculean. Transcendent.
An experience. An event. A moment.
Our Empire Strikes Back. but better (?).
the end credits were rolling and i was just seated there with my dune popcorn bucket wondering what are we
literally shaking and crying. the man has dune it again
Hit me pretty strongly, this understated mix of memoir, home videos and exploring the legacy of generations of the women in one Palestinian family - centered around the filmmaker’s mother Hiam Abbass (who I mostly knew from
Succession). And behind it all the spectre and pain of the “Nakba” in 1948 when so many Palestinians became refugees routed by the British/Israelis. Honestly what has struck me so strongly was the wonderful sense of humor among these women and this family -…
Apichatpong Weerasethakul has long held that audiences are allowed to sleep during his movies, and at his New York career retrospective earlier this year, expanded that “sleep is very close to cinema: the collective dreaming.” Well, Apichatpong-heads, we may have met his true successor. Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell, an unbelievable directorial debut by Vietnamese director Pham Thien An, is Weerasethakul’s cinema or slow cinema on steroids—at a gargantuan 182-minute runtime, even longer, even more beguiling, and at many times,…
it’s got a sbtrk/sampha needle drop, impossible to hate. solid debut from kibwe and dan, can’t wait for more from them.
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