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No wonder you dweebs love this movie when the second segment is a Samurai short that message boards have been begging for going on 25 years (it’s fun). 

Predator: Top Gun, give me more of that.

The movie is as great as ever but the Q&A with Scorsese and De Niro at the beginning will live with me forever. What a special experience. 

Nothing better than these long, eloquent answers from Scorsese and then W. Kamau Bell being like 

“do you have anything to add, Mr. De Niro?”

“No. Not really.”

One of the few times where I’ll say Alex Garland should’ve adapted himself. His novel and all of its venom towards clueless white tourism becoming dangerous colonialism is reduced to a guy being scared off from the jungle because he can’t hang. A little embarrassing. Looks great, incredible soundtrack and that video game sequence rocks, but man. This one’s rough. The only Boyle I hadn’t seen in full before trekking back through his work and likely will never watch it again.

A pro-abortion drama that manifests the weight of the loneliness that comes from performing a thankless, traumatizing job into a withered husk creature, empty space, devastating attempts at connection and a cacophonous soundscape. Absolutely flattened by this one. Major.

I’ve cooled on this one since theaters. Loved it at 22, couldn’t lock in this time. There’s so much to like. Boyle + are making magic together as always, it looks incredible. The middle segment with Cassel and Dawson just sorta hanging out is great too. Just doesn’t have the energy something this insane on paper requires.

Watched on Sunday June 1, 2025.

Unfortunately turned into a cartoon wolf every time Holly Hunter was onscreen. 

Both better than I ed and somehow so much worse. A psychotic movie in every sense of the word. You’d sound like you suffered a traumatic brain injury if you tried to explain any given five minutes of this movie. Very fun! 

Love the claymation bit at the end.

A deeply evil film with a distressing Timothy Spall performance. Kind of predicts the next 20 years of Western society. Good stuff.

A year before 28 Days Later, Danny Boyle and Anthony Dod Mantle were experimenting with miniDV on BBC. Some insane images in this, a lot of mixing with janky computer effects. Reminded me a bit of what Jia’s doing in Caught by the Tides. Good movie, exhilarating form. A little obsessed with this one, wow. A fever dream full of psychotic love.

Fairly standard sports drama but even back in his early BBC TV days, Boyle is having a little fun mixing archival footage with narrative. Great little moment with the footage glitching out back into the story here. Fun seeing those flags planted.

Didn’t like this much in theaters, found it to be too dishonest and mealy-mouthed. Read it completely differently today. Found the wish fulfillment at the end to be so sarcastic and bitter. A hollow man whose humanity is only brought out by stomping feet and voracious cheers. Boyle and Sorkin don’t fully jell but it’s fascinating. The Sorkin of it all really bumps for me in spots but then you’ll get something so expressionistic and haunting from Boyle and it knocks you on your ass. The boardroom firing, the best of Boyle, intercut with Jobs and Sculley screaming at each other in the present, Sorkin’s words impulses, underscoring this. A movie at odds with its two authors which is maybe the only way to tell the story of somebody so superficial but complicated. Liked this a lot. Fassbender’s best performance, I’m not sure it’s close.

Watched on Saturday May 31, 2025.

One of the few truly great meditations on morality and Catholicism. It's so cool that Boyle and shoot this like Trainspotting. Quietly one of his better films. Even at his most sentimental, you can immediately feel that UK punk sensibility sneaking through.

Adore the little beat where St. Peter is dispensing advice to Damian and stops to ire the keys on his nightstand.

Buy until you Die

Stunt Pro Yvette Ferguson came out of retirement to be set on fire in Final Destination: Bloodlines. Now she’s gunning for a Guinness World Record as the oldest woman to be set on fire on screen. 

Of course I had to talk to her about it.

Hadn’t seen this since theaters. A little convoluted but electric nonetheless. ’s camera is as alive and vital as ever. Score still bangs. Not my favorite Boyle but it’s a good time. Definitely has a bit of a leering quality to it, no question, but I’m surprised at how it avoids sinking completely into that (I think some of these half or 1 stars from some people I love and respect are A LITTLE performative lol). Irrfan Khan is as incredible as ever.

I’m going to sound like such a sensitive asshole but between Talk to Me and Bring Her Back, I don’t think the Philippous are at all equipped to deal with the ways in which they depict acts of violence against people of color by ~well meaning~ white people. I don’t know that I’m the guy to dissect this but the thematic stuff they engage in and the historic weight it has feels so ill thought out. Hollow traumatic markers. It’s embarrassing. They’re exploring extremely thorny shit in their work which, on the surface, seems compelling. But that’s all it is. Superficial. There’s no interrogation, no thought put into it. It’s all in service of attempting to scare you. This all would be fine if exploitation was the aim. But their work so clearly has higher aspirations and as such, they’re stuck in a muddy, thoughtless middle ground that seeks to be two things at once and fails at both. Empty images, weightless terror. A symptom of a genre desperately insecure over its perception.

The one interesting thing this does is weaponize the delightful eccentricities Sally Hawkins is so good at playing. She turns her Happy-Go-Lucky performance into something terrifying, devastating and potent. Everything else is a wash.

Watched on Tuesday May 27, 2025.

An incredible opening gives way to a furious condemnation of American imperialism + surveillance state. Wild swings in this one. Some don’t land, obviously doesn’t touch the first but I dug the fuck out of this. One of the most nihilistic bordering on anti-human major studio releases I’ve ever seen. It’s good!

“It could be any woman.”
”I’m sorry.”

Adored the quiet patience of this. Has such a delicate hand in how it navigates that fucked up sense of isolation yet warmth that comes with sharing a loss with a complete stranger. Easy to make Tsai comps, especially with the great Lee Kang-sheng turning it yet another lovely performance but there’s something so stunning about how Tsang’s camera reveals information and who it lingers on. So much emptiness trying to be filled with discomforting space. Devastating title drop. Major debut. Wu Ke-xi is a revelation.

Watched on Sunday May 25, 2025.

Watched on Sunday May 25, 2025.

A ton of fun, gory kills, Katherine Waterston looking incredible. This is bad, just like the other three, but there are certainly worse ways to kill 90 minutes.

Watched on Sunday May 25, 2025.

Moderated a great Q&A with Heather tonight on this, third time seeing it. 

The end moment with Bjork, where her first impulse is to express empathy for Ricardo, never fails to make me emotional.

If ‘Born Slippy’ kicking in doesn’t make me cry, I’m dead. 

No film has meant more to me over the course of my life. 

“1,000 years from now there will be no guys and no girls, just wankers. Sounds great to me.”

Watched this for the first time in probably 15 years. Blew me away in theaters at 12, blew me away at 18, and obliterated me last night. Totally in love with the images in this one. Just one jawdropper of another. Fits right alongside my favorite segment of digitally paranoid cinema like Miami Vice, Boarding Gate, and Base-moi. Like images being transmitted from an unnerving future. A defining film of this century. Mini-DV forever.

I don't know how this isn't on rotation for me constantly. A perfect film.

It’s so cool when horror movies to get a little silly with it. This s Smile 2 as the best major studio horror in a long, long time. What a delight.

A great post-apocalyptic powder keg with another excellent performance by Danielle Deadwyler, someone who’s become must watch for me. Dug how insular this was. You get the briefest of glimpses of the world that led to this but this is far more concerned with one family on one farm. Feels expansive within its small frame. Loved the work by stunt coordinator Angelica Lisk-Hann. Blunt, tactile fights, razor sharp gunplay. Good stuff.

Making my Letterboxd Journal debut celebrating 70 years of Rififi and a Hollywood that’s spent seven decades chasing the greatest heist ever put to film. 

Very proud of this one.

An extremely, shockingly dull and expository first hour that had me sitting there going “are they fucking BLOWING it??” leads to maybe the finest extended set-piece they’ve ever done and from there I was locked in. I like how weird and unwieldy these last two are, lots of threads that if you pull on enough you’re like “what?!” and I definitely got a lot of that here but you can really start to see the seams. Cruise heads are gonna have a lot of fun dissecting a major plot element of this lol. 

Some tremendous people talking in room scenes. Few people the camera loves more than Katy O’Brian. Cruise is the hottest he’s been since II. 

I liked this well enough, wish I loved it. Probably good to end it here because you feel the well drying up with every sip.

Deeply stupid, loved every second. Josh Hartnett’s great, nails this sort of humor in a way that doesn’t make it intolerable, unlike its big-budget contemporaries. A guy gets hit with a hurricanrana into a dropkick from JuJu Chan out of a hole in the plane. It rocks.

Really dig Alain Moussi’s action design. A ton of creative choreo + kills here. Hartnett's really committed to it, too. Some speed ramping hiccups, name of the game these days, but the fights are largely tactile and unpolished which is great. Completely forgot Marko Zaror was in this and when he shows up doing some weird bullshit, I jumped off my couch.

DTV in body and spirit. My home.

Watched on Wednesday May 7, 2025.

The way Jia tracks time via handheld mini DV to robotic security cam footage is truly astonishing. Decades traversed through a digital void where memories are pixelated and fragmented. That transition from the aerial view of the ballroom into the grocery store oranges may be the single greatest moment in cinema, give or take. Felt my brain disintegrate. The dream sequence/video game, too. This moved me more than anything I’ve seen in years. Some of my favorite marriages of image and theme, maybe ever. Every frame of this film is in contention for my favorite images ever. So into how nebulous and malformed the early images are, mirroring the uncertainty ahead of our leads, their possibilities endless, only to end up in flattened and smooth modernity. It’s really something. 

Zhao Tao, man. Jesus Christ.

A beautiful finale to the best vehicular series going. The French understand that it isn’t a good guy with a gun that will save us but an absolute lunatic in a Frankenstein car will. Mad Max through the countryside. Incredible.

Love how mired in darkness these are while still fully leaning into how absurd this is. It rules so hard that at this point, the villains are well aware of Lino’s deranged cars and the recognition when he hits the streets is just so good. Wild helicopter stunts. 

I think this is perfect as an endpoint but I’ll miss ‘em.

Watched on Saturday May 3, 2025.

Watched on Friday May 2, 2025.

“It’s hard being human. What’s your excuse?”

Immediately adored this film’s bizarre wavelength, loved getting lost down its extremely funny, often gross, but always lovely corridors. A real, moving love for ostracized communities. One of this year’s best. Radhika Apte is sensational.

Watched on Monday April 28, 2025.

Filmmakers Inspired by Cronenberg: Here's an image of grotesque bodies mashed into one another, their veins and circuits intertwined. Tech and Humanity are one. The horror.

Cronenberg: Yo, wouldn't it be fucked up if you replaced your entire head with a Memoji

By far my favorite film from Alice. So patient and lovely, due in equal part to how she lets her characters breathe in the moments that ask it and Alexandra McVicker's performance. The latter is a wholly different vibe entirely from Alice's past leads, pretty special. The lighting and colors are gorgeous here too, one shot in particular, just a simple one of a lamp between two heads, really took my breath away. Incredibly sensual too. I've loved Alice's work for quite a bit now but watching her evolve into an even more confident filmmaker as her work progresses is the best. Loved this.

This review may contain spoilers.

When the Raid hit, it felt unlike anything else. A blast of violence that rejuvenated action cinema on the world’s stage. We’ve seen so much innovation and exciting filmmakers since, that going back and redoing it with Hollywood stars simply isn’t enough anymore.  This is fine. Action is undeniably incredible, but the song remains the same and I’m just looking to hear something else these days. It doesn’t help that you can feel how misshapen this is. None of us are really here for the story, not really, but the dangling threads to nowhere really take away from the momentum. Hardy’s great. Wish I dug this more.

The lasting impact this has for me is the *great* fight between Hardy and MMA fighter Michelle Waterson-Gomez. She’s kind of incredible in limited screen time and is the exact kind of fighter I hope to see more of. The touch of her weakly still trying to stab him as she falls to her death is one of my favorite little beats in a movie in quite awhile.

This review may contain spoilers.

That time traveling through music moment is pretty fucking special.

Big, bold and messy. Doesn’t quite sustain itself post-vampires trying to get in but it’s good. Delroy Lindo is the greatest actor to ever live. Wunmi Mosaku is incredible. Liked Hailee Steinfeld and Li Jun Li a lot too.

Shallow focus has got to go though. Sorry.

Wildly ahead of its time in sexuality, specifically queer sexuality, it’s pretty stunning. One of the few Shaw Brothers releases that feels like a swing for art houses. Patricia Ha is astonishing and man, what an ending. This also just looks incredible. A film that truly knows how to thread genuine eroticism into its blocking, set design and lighting.

I go into every late-period Martin Campbell adventure with bells on, hoping and praying the magic comes flickering back and come away, yet again, with egg on my face. Daisy Ridley is very good.

I sat down with Callie Hernandez and Courtney Stephens for a truly lovely and open-hearted conversation about their special new film.

Great Value Jaume Collet-Serra

The things I do for Kristen Stewart that find me sitting in this slog the weekend Sinners is out

I sat down with Lily Gladstone and Kelly Marie Tran for a great conversation on acting worlds of emotion nonverbally, what it means to hold the joy of representation on screen with the pain of being persecuted in real life and the role of found family in queer communities. 

In a better world Disney’s animation would’ve looked like this instead of the homogeneous garbage we have now.

• Caught by the Tides
• The Shrouds
• On Becoming a Guinea Fowl
• Moonglow
• Sister Midnight
• April
• 28 Years Later
• Sorry, Baby
• The Woman in the Yard
• Eephus

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• 28 Days Later
• Sunshine
• Trainspotting
• 28 Years Later
• Shallow Grave
• Strumpet
• Millions
• Steve Jobs
• Vacuuming Completely Nude in Paradise
• Slumdog Millionaire

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• Boarding Gate
• Blackhat
• The Card Counter
• Kimi
• Perfect Blue
• Southland Tales
• Zeros and Ones
• New Rose Hotel
• Demonlover
• In the Cut

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• Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
• Mission: Impossible
• Mission: Impossible II
• Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning
• Mission: Impossible – Fallout
• Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
• Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
• Mission: Impossible III

• In the Lost Lands
• Diablo
• Last Bullet
• Sinners
• Den of Thieves 2: Pantera
• Fight or Flight
• Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
• A Working Man
• Havoc
• The Prosecutor

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• House of Wax
• The Woman in the Yard
• The Shallows
• The Commuter
• Non-Stop
• Orphan
• Carry-On
• Run All Night
• Unknown
• Jungle Cruise

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• Nickel Boys
• I'm Still Here
• The Brutalist
• Conclave
• Dune: Part Two
• Wicked
• The Substance
• Anora
• A Complete Unknown
• Emilia Pérez

• Running on Karma
• Peeping Tom
• Compensation
• Beast Cops
• Girls Town
• Field Niggas
• Uptown Girls
• Dusty Stacks of Mom: The Poster Project
• Evening Primrose
• Women on the Run

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• A League of Their Own
• Riding in Cars with Boys
• Big
• Awakenings
• The Preacher's Wife
• Jumpin' Jack Flash
• Renaissance Man

• Green Snake
• The Mission
• Viva Erotica
• Fallen Angels
• Gorgeous
• So Close
• In the Line of Duty 4
• Drunken Master II
• Love Massacre
• Peking Opera Blues

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• If I Had Legs I’d Kick You
• Atropia
• Sorry, Baby

Best to Worst

• Love Lies Bleeding
• Janet Planet
• Red Rooms
• Nickel Boys
• Close Your Eyes
• Juror #2
• Challengers
• A Traveler's Needs
• She Is Conann
• La Chimera

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• Call Me by Your Name
• Challengers
• A Bigger Splash
• Queer
• I Am Love
• Suspiria
• Bones and All

• The Intern
• Something's Gotta Give
• The Parent Trap
• The Holiday
• What Women Want
• It's Complicated

• Carol
• Christine
• Claudine
• She Is Conann
• Coffy
• Domino
• Ema
• Joe
• Lola
• Luz

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• Dead & Buried
• Style Wars
• Door II: Tokyo Diary
• Cain and Abel
• Female Prisoner Scorpion: #701
• Female Prisoner Scorpion: Jailhouse 41
• Female Prisoner Scorpion: Beast Stable
• Lifeline
• Viva Erotica
• Alma's Rainbow

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• Zodiac
• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
• Gone Girl
• The Killer
• Se7en
• The Social Network
• Panic Room
• The Game
• Fight Club
• Alien³

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• Until the End of the World
• Bram Stoker's Dracula
• Green Snake
• Exotica
• Showgirls
• Irma Vep
• Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion
• Belly
• The Mission
• Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

...plus 24 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Seven Men from Now
• Door
• Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion
• Style Wars
• Dangerous Game
• Cain and Abel
• Female Prisoner Scorpion: Jailhouse 41
• Lifeline
• Limbo
• Viva Erotica

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• Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
• Friday the 13th: A New Beginning
• Friday the 13th
• Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter
• Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday
• Jason X
• Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood
• Freddy vs. Jason
• Friday the 13th Part 2
• Friday the 13th Part III

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• Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
• Millennium Mambo
• Demonlover
• Goodbye, Dragon Inn
• Cutie Honey
• The New World
• Miami Vice
• The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
• Speed Racer
• Halloween II

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets
• Lingua Franca
• Memoria
• The Matrix Resurrections
• Ema
• Still Processing
• The Souvenir: Part II
• Old
• Ambulance
• Avatar: The Way of Water

...plus 22 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Unbreakable
• Old
• Signs
• Knock at the Cabin
• Lady in the Water
• The Village
• The Sixth Sense
• After Earth
• The Visit
• Split

...plus 5 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Chime
• The First Omen
• In a Violent Nature
• Exhuma
• Blackout
• Frogman
• Oddity
• T Blockers

Best to Worst-2022 Edition

• Ambulance
• Avatar: The Way of Water
• Nope
• Corsage
• Crimes of the Future
• The Fabelmans
• Decision to Leave
• Stars at Noon
• Elvis
• The Eternal Daughter

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• Star Wars: The Last Jedi
• The Empire Strikes Back
• Star Wars
• Return of the Jedi
• Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace
• Star Wars: The Force Awakens
• Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith
• Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
• Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones
• Solo: A Star Wars Story

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• Seven Men from Now
• 12 Angry Men
• 20th Century Women
• The Age of Innocence
• Alien
• Alien Resurrection
• Alien from L.A.
• All About My Mother
• All That Jazz
• Alphabet City

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• Jackie Brown
• Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
• Inglourious Basterds
• Pulp Fiction
• Kill Bill: Vol. 1
• Death Proof
• Reservoir Dogs
• Kill Bill: Vol. 2
• The Hateful Eight
• Django Unchained

• In a Lonely Place
• Ace in the Hole
• Singin' in the Rain
• Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
• Creature from the Black Lagoon
• Smiles of a Summer Night
• The Killing
• The Cranes Are Flying
• The Hidden Fortress
• Ride Lonesome

• Undisputed III: Redemption
• Somewhere
• Transformers: Dark of the Moon
• Melancholia
• Eega
• Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning
• Pain & Gain
• Evil Dead
• Clouds of Sils Maria
• Interstellar

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• Killers of the Flower Moon
• Oppenheimer
• Anatomy of a Fall
• The Zone of Interest
• Barbie
• Past Lives
• Poor Things
• The Holdovers

Best-to-Worst 2023 Edition

• Asteroid City
• Ferrari
• Huesera: The Bone Woman
• Showing Up
• Afire
• Killers of the Flower Moon
• The Taste of Things
• May December
• The Killer
• John Wick: Chapter 4

...plus 78 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Pain & Gain
• Ambulance
• Bad Boys II
• Transformers: Dark of the Moon
• 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
• The Rock
• Transformers: Age of Extinction
• 6 Underground
• Transformers: The Last Knight
• Armageddon

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• Ballerina

  Netflix

• Beau Is Afraid

  Paramount+

• Bottoms

  Available to Rent on VOD or Stream on MGM+

• The Channel

  Available to rent on VOD

• Guy Ritchie's The Covenant

  Streaming on Prime

• Creed III

  Available to rent on VOD or stream on MGM+

• The Equalizer 3

  Netflix

• Extraction 2

  Netflix

• Fast X

  Streaming on Prime

• Ferrari

  N/A

...plus 18 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Green Snake
• Streetwise
• Cutie Honey
• In the Line of Duty 4
• Transformers: Dark of the Moon
• SuperFly
• Party Girl
• What a Way to Go!
• Peking Opera Blues
• Drunken Master II

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Same deal as always. Ranked Best to Worst.

• Memoria
• Still Processing
• Old
• The Matrix Resurrections
• Drive My Car
• Spencer
• The Souvenir: Part II
• This Is Not a Burial, It’s a Resurrection
• Faya Dayi
• The Last Duel

...plus 241 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Halloween II
• Halloween
• Halloween III: Season of the Witch
• Halloween Ends
• Halloween II
• Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
• Halloween
• Halloween H20: 20 Years Later
• Halloween
• Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers

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• Night of the Living Dead
• Dawn of the Dead
• Sudden Death
• Unstoppable
• The Silence of the Lambs
• Unbreakable
• Blow Out
• Adventureland
• Rocky
• Flashdance

• Undisputed III: Redemption
• Melancholia
• Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning
• Pain & Gain
• Interstellar
• By the Sea
• Cameraperson
• Personal Shopper
• Den of Thieves
• Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood

• Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
• Mission: Impossible
• Mission: Impossible – Fallout
• Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning
• Mission: Impossible II
• Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
• Mission: Impossible III

• Pain & Gain
• Showgirls
• Lingua Franca
• The Swimmer
• Southland Tales
• Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets
• Cobra
• Chan Is Missing
• Killing Them Softly
• Belly

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• The Age of Innocence
• Beau Travail
• Belly
• Bound
• Bram Stoker's Dracula
• But I'm a Cheerleader
• Deep Cover
• Exotica
• Hard Boiled
• Heat

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Rocco and His Brothers
• Last Year at Marienbad
• Il Soro
• Charade
• Woman in the Dunes
• Pierrot le Fou
• The Hero
• Point Blank
• The Swimmer
• Funeral Parade of Roses

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• A Touch of Zen
• Klute
• Cabaret
• The Friends of Eddie Coyle
• Chinatown
• Daguerréotypes
• Mikey and Nicky
• Sorcerer
• Days of Heaven
• Alien

• Avatar: The Way of Water
• Top Gun: Maverick
• The Fabelmans
• Elvis
• TÁR
• The Banshees of Inisherin
• Everything Everywhere All at Once
• All Quiet on the Western Front
• Women Talking
• Triangle of Sadness

• Rocky
• Creed
• Rocky IV
• Creed III
• Rocky Balboa
• Creed II
• Rocky II
• Rocky III
• Rocky V

• Irma Vep
• Miami Vice
• Millennium Mambo
• Cabaret
• Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One
• Showgirls
• Le Bonheur
• Pain & Gain
• Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning
• Belly

• Irma Vep
• Heat
• Showgirls
• Bram Stoker's Dracula
• Belly
• Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
• Until the End of the World
• Exotica
• Beau Travail
• Perfect Blue

• Jaws
• A.I. Artificial Intelligence
• Minority Report
• Catch Me If You Can
• The Fabelmans
• Munich
• Raiders of the Lost Ark
• The Adventures of Tintin
• West Side Story
• Bridge of Spies

• Old
• Unbreakable
• Signs
• The Sixth Sense
• Knock at the Cabin
• Lady in the Water
• The Village
• The Visit
• Split
• Glass

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