On the 40th anniversary of The Terminator, legendary producer Gale Anne Hurd speaks to Dominic Corry about the influences and making of her prescient breakout sci-fi, her films that came afterwards (Aliens! Dick!) and her biggest regret.

Superfan Dominic Corry talks to Eddie Murphy and his Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F co-stars and director about going back to the original action-comedy well, while revisiting the deep impact of the original smash hit, 40 years on.

As its thirtieth anniversary sneaks up, editor-at-large Dominic Corry celebrates an eerily prophetic early-’90s heist caper that bridges the analog-digital divide.

Inspired by Letterboxd data that revealed it to be a lockdown favorite, editor-at-large Dominic Corry looks at the ever-evolving importance of contemporary masterpiece The Truman Show.

Inspired by Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar placing high across three notable Letterboxd metrics, Dominic Corry reflects on how the film successfully hung its messaging around the concept of love—and what pandemic responses worldwide could learn from its wholehearted embrace of empathetic science.

Dominic Corry responds on behalf of Letterboxd to an imioned plea to bump up the average rating of the 1999 version of The Mummy—and asks: where is the next great action adventure coming from?