Letterboxd — Your life in film

With Gareth Edwards' latest sci-fi opus now in theaters worldwide, we talked to the director about the visual and story influences on The Creator. And discussions of visual effects and camera lighting took the convo into a film tutorial.

With Saw X hitting theaters this weekend, we showed franchise favorite, Billy the Puppet, some of your Letterboxd reviews of the first two Saw films. And this is how he reacted.

What's the hottest cast in cinematic history? Did she hit her or not? In our second episode of Guess Your Movie, Dumb Money director Craig Gillespie guesses his movies based on your Letterboxd reviews.

Musician Del Water Gap shares his four favorite movies—all romantic!—ahead of his forthcoming album I Miss You Already + I Haven't Left Yet.

Rotting in the Sun star and comedian Jordan Firstman sifts through the good, the bad and the horny Letterboxd reviews for his new movie with Sebastián Silva.

The Bad Boys for Life filmmaking duo, Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, sat down to share with us the four films that inspired them to becoming filmmakers, as well as giving us the scoop on Bad Boys 4, and Oliver Stone’s reaction to their latest film, Rebel.

Before the SAG-AFTRA strike began, we got Tom Hanks' four favorites on the Asteroid City red carpet at the New York City premiere. Now that the film is on VOD in the States and is in theaters around the globe, we're re-upping it here.

As Red, White & Royal Blue overtakes both Barbie and Oppenheimer as the most popular film on Letterboxd, director Matthew López shares his four favorite queer movies for further reading.

‘Scrapper’ is out now in UK theaters via Picturehouse and in select US theaters via Kino Lorber. The film’s writer-director Charlotte Regan and leading man Harris Dickinson talk with Ella Kemp for Journal about working-class stories, soccer shirts, unfair comparisons and Letterboxd hype.

As Celine Song's Past Lives reaches VOD, its stars—Teo Yoo, Greta Lee and John Magaro—whip through their four favorite movies each, until one of them simply could not stop naming more.

With the new teen comedy Bottoms opening in US theaters this week, the film's stars Ayo Edebiri and Rachel Sennott and director Emma Seligman share their favorite films when they were in high school.

Some folks are born ready: as The Lesson hits VOD, actor Richard E. Grant reveals his four favorite movies as if he'd been waiting his whole life to tell us.