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Ross' Colson Whitehead adaptation, "Nickel Boys," has earned high critical praise, but when everyone gets to be a critic, it's hard not to want to push back.
In a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, Coppola shared a Letterboxd list featuring "Things to Come," "Spartacus," "Eyes Wide Shut," and many other films that helped him create "Megalopolis."
IndieWire talks to Letterboxd about the viral success of its "Four Favorites" red carpet segment and how it's driven cinephiles to the company's growing platform.
The "Ferrari" director singled out films from cinema's past and present, including "Battleship Potemkin" and "Poor Things."
When Sharing Is (Actually) Caring
Yes, Charlie Shackleton's "Paint Drying" is a real film (all 607 minutes of it), but its page on the popular film cataloging site has turned into a repository for far more than just reviews.
By joining the social media site, the "Killers of the Flower Moon" director solidifies his late career turn as a hero for online cinephiles.
This is the first time Letterboxd will offer new films that have not streamed on any other platforms directly to its members.
"I May Destroy You" is a revelation and deserves a TV-centered Letterboxd equivalent to celebrate it.
From "Safety Last" to "One Cut of the Dead," here is Edgar Wright's guide to the history of comedy films.
"Dangerous fascism and white supremacist ideology can go to hell," company co-founder Matthew Buchanan says.
From Sundance favorites to superhero blockbusters, these are the 10 movies Letterboxd users love most this year.
Other categories included in the Letterboxd 2017 Year in Review include the most divisive films of the year.
