Jake Gittes

Huh

2012 BEST EDITING 1. Moonrise Kingdom 2. Cloud Atlas 3. Zero Dark Thirty BEST ORIGINAL SONG “Skyfall”, Skyfall BEST SOUNDTRACK 1. Moonrise Kingdom 2. Django Unchained 3. The Master BEST SOUND DESIGN 1. Wuthering Heights 2. The Turin Horse 3. Django Unchained BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN 1. Lincoln 2. The Master 3. Moonrise Kingdom BEST COSTUME DESIGN 1. Django Unchained 2. The Master 3. Moonrise Kingdom BEST HAIR AND MAKEUP DESIGN 1. Holy Motors 2. Lincoln 3. Django Unchained BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE 1. Miss Bala 2. The Turin Horse 3. The Raid BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE 1. The Imposter 2. Samsara 3. Searching for Sugar Man BEST OVERLOOKED FEATURE 1. Miss Bala 2. Killing Them Softly 3. The Turin Horse BEST HERO 1. Abraham Lincoln (Daniel Day-Lewis), Lincoln 2. Angelique Bouchard (Eva Green), Dark Shadows 3. Dejah Thoris (Lynn Collins), John Carter BEST VILLAIN 1. The caller (Pat Healy), Compliance 2. Stephen (Samuel L. Jackson), Django Unchained 3. Charley Rakes (Guy Pearce), Lawless 2013 BEST VOICE PERFORMANCE 1. Scarlett Johansson, Her BEST EDITING 1. Frances Ha 2. The World’s End 3. Spring Breakers BEST SOUNDTRACK 1. Frances Ha 2. The World’s End 3. Inside Llewyn Davis BEST SOUND DESIGN 1. Berberian Sound Studio 2. Rush 3. Leviathan BEST COSTUME DESIGN 1. Inside Llewyn Davis 2. 12 Years a Slave 3. The Grandmaster BEST HAIR AND MAKEUP DESIGN 1. Evil Dead 2. 12 Years a Slave 3. Spring Breakers BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE 1. Drug War 2. Like Someone in Love 3. Paradise: Faith BEST OVERLOOKED FEATURE 1. Drug War 2. Like Someone in Love 3. Leviathan BEST HERO 1. Erin (Sharni Vinson), You’re Next 2. Frances (Greta Gerwig), Frances Ha 3. Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock), Gravity BEST VILLAIN 1. The cartel, The Counselor 2. Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio), The Wolf of Wall Street 3. Edwin Epps (Michael Fassbender), 12 Years a Slave WORST FEATURE 1. Elysium 2. The Broken Circle Breakdown 3. The Purge 2014 BEST ENSEMBLE 1. Gone Girl 2. The Grand Budapest Hotel 3. Inherent Vice BEST VOICE PERFORMANCE 1. Will Arnett, The LEGO Movie 2. Bill Irwin, Interstellar 3. Andy Serkis, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes BEST SOUNDTRACK 1. Inherent Vice 2. Guardians of the Galaxy 3. Boyhood BEST SOUND DESIGN 1. Under the Skin 2. Godzilla 3. Night Moves BEST HAIR AND MAKEUP DESIGN 1. The Grand Budapest Hotel 2. Inherent Vice 3. Snowpiercer BEST VISUAL EFFECTS 1. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 2. Godzilla 3. Under the Skin BEST OVERLOOKED FEATURE 1. The Immigrant 2. Under the Skin 3. The Babadook BEST HERO 1. Tanner Bolt (Tyler Perry), Gone Girl 2. Batman (Will Arnett), The LEGO Movie 3. Rita Vrataski (Emily Blunt), Edge of Tomorrow BEST VILLAIN 1. The mirror, Oculus 2. Koba (Toby Kebbell), Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 3. Amy Dunne (Rosamund Pike), Gone Girl 2015 BEST SOUND DESIGN 1. Son of Saul 2. The Duke of Burgundy 3. Mad Max: Fury Road BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE 1. Mustang 2. Tu dors Nicole 3. Breathe BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE 1. Amy 2. Approaching the Elephant 3. The Iron Ministry BEST HORROR FEATURE 1. It Follows 2. Unfriended 2017 BEST ORIGINAL SONG 1. “The Pure and the Damned”, Good Time 2. “Remember Me”, Coco 3. “Visions of Gideon”, Call Me by Your Name BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE 1. Nocturama 2. 4 Days in France 3. Faces Places BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE 1. Faces Places 2. Kedi 3. Quest BEST OVERLOOKED FEATURE 1. Good Time 2. mother! 3. Marjorie Prime BEST HORROR FEATURE 1. Get Out 2. Annabelle: Creation BEST COMEDY FEATURE 1. Phantom Thread 2. Lady Bird 2018 BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE 1. Burning 2. Western 3. In My Room BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE 1. Minding the Gap BEST HORROR FEATURE 1. Unsane 2. Strangers: Prey at Night 3. Hereditary 2019 BEST HORROR FEATURE 1. Us

Lack of interest in Bros makes sense to me after reading the logline, it sounds like another movie that exists in an industry(-adjacent) bubble a la Late Night. "Museum director falls in love with a lawyer after being hired to write a gay romantic comedy" this has never happened to anybody ever, gay or straight

J.J. is no R.A. Salvatore.

Rolled with it for a good long while but finally went "oh come ON" when the djinn came to London and all of a sudden couldn't bear the technology, as opposed to the magical exotic Istanbul where I guess they don't have TVs and cell phones. The best parts are all in the hotel room, Swinton actively engaging with Elba and trying to find out what the catch is. The effects are occasionally creative (the djinn's size when he first appears) but mostly just kinda deadening rather than evocative/transporting.

Aug 26, 2022 - $27,260 -33% 39 $699 $69,821,350 23 Sep 2, 2022 - $35,226 +29% 46 $766 $69,875,661 24 Sep 9, 2022 - $26,803 -24% 46 $583 $69,934,992 25 Sep 16, 2022 - $15,100 -44% 43 $351 $69,975,475 26 Based on its recent dynamic, in a week or two.

Don't curse this like you did Nope, man.

X did indeed have a $1m budget. It hasn't been reported what Pearl cost but not much more, probably.

What I've read just makes it sound like Green Book 2.0, except instead of Ignorant White Guy Learns Racism Is Bad it's Ignorant White Guy Learns War Is Bad.

I enjoy Robbie's unhinged bit but yeah it's not new. Stone would have been a lot more interesting.

That's gonna translate to weekend drops around 60% given last weekend was inflated. They're in free fall.

That was Dreamgirls. And then Dolemite Is My Name.

The "hilariously" part gives me hope since everything I've read (haven't seen yet, admittedly) about Field's first two films made them (and him) seem dour as hell.

West Side Story should have released after NWH, in the Greatest Showman slot (with King's Man and ideally also Matrix moving elsewhere). Wouldn't have magically made it a hit, but it'd at least mean no collapse in second weekend, maximized holidays and a release two weeks closer to the Oscar nominations.

My current list. Won't change much within the next month so posting now for FYC purposes 1. Harakiri (1962, Japan) 2. The Young Girls of Rochefort (1967, France) 3. Man with a Movie Camera (1929, Soviet Union) 4. My Friend Ivan Lapshin (1985, Soviet Union) 5. Persona (1966, Sweden) 6. Chungking Express (1994, Hong Kong) 7. Irreversible (2002, France) 8. Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989, Japan) 9. The Ascent (1977, Soviet Union) 10. Breathless (1960, France) 11. Memories of Murder (2003, South Korea) 12. The Aviator’s Wife (1981, France) 13. Lola (1961, France) 14. High and Low (1963, Japan) 15. Friday Night (2002, France) 16. Black Book (2006, Netherlands) 17. Letter Never Sent (1960, Soviet Union) 18. Toute une nuit (1982, Belgium) 19. Chapiteau-show (2011, Russia) 20. Day of Wrath (1943, Denmark) 21. Boyfriends and Girlfriends (1987, France) 22. A Summer at Grandpa’s (1984, Taiwan) 23. Pola X (1999, France) 24. Beau Travail (1999, France) 25. Dust (2005, Russia) 26. Smiles of a Summer Night (1955, Sweden) 27. Ordet (1955, Denmark) 28. Daisies (1966, Czechoslovakia) 29. Army of Shadows (1969, France) 30. Diabolique (1955, France) 31. The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928, France) 32. Andrei Rublev (1966, Soviet Union) 33. Heal the Living (2016, France/Belgium) 34. The Living World (2003, France) 35. Paper Soldier (2008, Russia) 36. The Seventh Seal (1957, Sweden) 37. Umberto D. (1952, Italy) 38. Assa (1988, Soviet Union) 39. The Wind Will Carry Us (1999, Iran) 40. The Cranes Are Flying (1957, Soviet Union) 41. Twenty Days Without War (1977, Soviet Union) 42. Drug War (2012, China/Hong Kong) 43. Turning Gate (2002, South Korea) 44. Masquerade in Vienna (1934, Austria) 45. A Man Escaped (1956, France) 46. Monsieur Hire (1989, France) 47. An Autumn Marathon (1979, Soviet Union) 48. Bed and Sofa (1927, Soviet Union) 49. Three Colors: Red (1994, Switzerland/France/Poland) 50. Bus 174 (2002, Brazil) 51. The 400 Blows (1959, France) 52. La Dolce Vita (1960, Italy) 53. Winter Light (1963, Sweden) 54. Alice in the Cities (1974, West Germany) 55. Before the Revolution (1964, Italy) 56. Hard-Boiled (1992, Hong Kong) 57. Cold Water (1994, France) 58. Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion (1970, Italy) 59. 4 Adventures of Reinette and Mirabelle (1987, France) 60. Cléo from 5 to 7 (1962, France) 61. One Hundred Days After Childhood (1975, Soviet Union) 62. Barbara (2012, Germany) 63. Autumn Sonata (1978, Sweden) 64. The Saragossa Manuscript (1965, Poland) 65. Diary of a Country Priest (1951, France) 66. La Haine (1995, France) 67. Peppermint Candy (1999, South Korea) 68. Everybody’s Woman (1934, Italy) 69. Leila (1997, Iran) 70. Like Someone in Love (2012, France/Japan) 71. Pauline at the Beach (1983, France) 72. Wings (1966, Soviet Union) 73. Trial on the Road (1971, Soviet Union) 74. Stray Dog (1949, Japan) 75. Elevator to the Gallows (1958, France) 76. Eyes Without a Face (1960, France) 77. Blissfully Yours (2002, Thailand) 78. Pather Panchali (1955, India) 79. Elle (2016, France) 80. House of Tolerance (2011, France) 81. Miss Bala (2011, Mexico) 82. A Summer’s Tale (1996, France) 83. Brother (1997, Russia) 84. Flight of the Red Balloon (2007, France/Taiwan) 85. Toni Erdmann (2016, Germany) 86. Touchez pas au grisbi (1954, France) 87. Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (1988, Spain) 88. A Separation (2011, Iran) 89. What Time Is It There? (2001, Taiwan) 90. Fucking Åmål / Show Me Love (1998, Sweden) 91. Fellow Citizen (1983, Iran) 92. My Night at Maud’s (1969, France) 93. The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964, France) 94. Early Summer (1951, Japan) 95. All Hands on Deck! (2020, France) 96. Parasite (2019, South Korea) 97. The Conformist (1970, Italy/France/West Germany) 98. 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days (2007, Romania) 99. Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy (2021, Japan) 100. Don’t Go Breaking My Heart (2011, Hong Kong/China)

I loved The Winslow Boy when I saw it a few years ago. Immaculate direction of someone else's material from him there. Need to watch more myself. I also remember State and Main being very funny.

The Matrix.

I'm an E.T. convert. Saw it for the first time as an edgy teen, was bored by it. Finally revisited a few weeks ago, bawled like a baby the last 10 minutes. E.T. is a real one.