Jack Moulton
Head of Platform Content at Letterboxd
Head of Platform Content @Letterboxd 2025 in film: https://t.co/WTw8QF7iug
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1 week ago |
letterboxd.com | George Fenwick |Jack Moulton |Brokeback Mountain
In the closing moments of Brokeback Mountain, Ennis Del Mar (Heath Ledger) buries his face into the jacket of his deceased lover, Jack Twist (Jake Gyllenhaal), and with deep anguish takes in the scent. Director Ang Lee lingers on Ledger’s face as Gustavo Santaolalla’s score swirls around its most melancholic, haunting notes. The scene is beautiful, deeply upsetting, now iconic cinema, the kind of moment that has spawned countless think pieces and Letterboxd lists.
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2 months ago |
letterboxd.com | Mia Lee Vicino |Jack Moulton |Rafa Sales Ross |Charlie Says
Like Frankenstein’s Mary Shelley before her, Mary Harron has created a monster: American Psycho’s Patrick Bateman. Well, technically Bret Easton Ellis did, with his controversial 1991 source novel. But it was Harron who catapulted Bateman into the cultural consciousness via her 2000 film adaptation.
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Mar 17, 2025 |
letterboxd.com | Matt Goldberg |Mia Lee Vicino |Jack Moulton |Jeffrey Reddick
We’ve all felt it at one point or another: the creeping sensation of nervous dread that everything in a mundane situation could go wrong and spell our doom. Maybe we feel it when boarding an airplane, or perhaps it lingers in the pit of our stomachs as we step onto a roller coaster.
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Feb 19, 2025 |
letterboxd.com | Rafa Sales Ross |Gemma Gracewood |Jack Moulton
Thermometers indicated a whopping -9 degrees Celsius by the time eager fans began to line up outside the hotel that houses the Berlinale press conferences. The ice-white skin of vampire Edward Cullen on creased posters beautifully mirrored the thin layer of snow that covered the bobble hats and scarves of already shrieking festival-goers—and that was six hours before RPattz was scheduled to arrive.
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Sep 24, 2024 |
letterboxd.com | Mitchell Beaupre |Jack Moulton |A Fistful
While Edgar Wright made his feature debut in 1995 with the little-seen A Fistful of Fingers (less than 5,000 Letterboxd members have marked it watched), it was his sophomore effort, Shaun of the Dead, that blossomed him into the stratosphere (over 1 million logs for that one, for what it’s worth).
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