15 Films · Collection
The best trilogies were never planned. Five directors made three thematically connected films without calling them a trilogy.
In Zodiac, Gyllenhaal's cartoonist spends decades chasing a serial killer and destroys his relationships.
Eisenberg's Zuckerberg builds the world's most connected platform while becoming the loneliest person in the room.
Ben Affleck's Nick Dunne discovers the person pursuing him is the one he thought he knew best.
Being John Malkovich turns inhabiting consciousness into a surreal comedy.
Adaptation fragments it through Kaufman's screenplay about a screenwriter trying to adapt a book.
Her resolves it with unexpected tenderness - Phoenix falling in love with an OS, treated as serious.
Heat turns LA into a neon-lit chess board where Pacino's detective and De Niro's thief orbit each other.
Collateral strips it down to one taxi, one night, and Tom Cruise as a silver-haired hitman.
Miami Vice pushes furthest into abstraction, turning the drug trade into a digital fever dream.
Badlands follows a teenage couple on a murder spree, narrated with the dispassionate wonder of a diary.
Days of Heaven sets a love triangle against the Texas wheat fields and captures golden hour like no film ever has.
