映像特集「2014年 最も過小評価されている映画 TOP10」をCineFixが公開

映像特集「2014年 最も過小評価されている映画 TOP10」を、さまざまな映画クリエイターが参加している映画専門のYouTubeチャンネルCineFixが公開。同チャンネルがシリーズ展開している映画にまつわるTOP10シリーズの新作

＜THE LIST＞

Obvious Child
Director: Gillian Robespierre
We’re kicking off the list with a surprisingly underrated romantic comedy, where the meet-cute, break-up, make-up formula is put the the test, carried by Jenny Slate’s amazing performance.

Enemy
Director: Denis Villeneuve
Jake Gyllenhaal plays both a man and his mysterious exact look-alike in this baffling thinner that was maybe a bit too out there to bring it in at the box office, but is more than worth a second look at home.

Jodorowsky’s Dune
Director: Frank Pavich
Documentaries are rarely box office hits, but this look at cult film director Alejandro Jodorowsky’s attempt to bring Frank Herbert’s classic Dune to the big screen in its own way deserved more attention than it got in our opinion.

Only Lovers Left Alive
Director: Jim Jarmusch
Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston star in what has to be the most unusual vampire movie we’ve seen pretty much ever.

Joe
Director: David Gordon Green
Joe is noteworthy for an unusually understated performance from Nicholas Cage, and its gritty-yet-heartfelt story of reception.

Locke
Director: Steven Knight
Tom Hardy gives a world class, practically solo, performance as a man driving his car, propelled by a series of phone calls that threaten to destroy his life.

A Most Wanted Man
Director: Anton Corbijn
One of Philip Seymour Hoffiman’s last projects, A Most Wanted Man is a spy thriller that deals with the legal and technological world of espionage, rather than the flash glamour.

The Rover
Director: David Michôd
A Mad Max without the over-the-top costuming, The Rover follows Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson down the roads of a ruined world.

The Edge of Tomorrow (or Live Die Repeat)
Director: Doug Liman
Despite some top-notch action, and outstanding action performances from stars Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt, Edge of Tomorrow managed to underperform at the box office, perhaps prompting its re-branding under a new title. Regardless, this fresh, honest take on a time-loop premise is well worth a watch.

Starred Up
Director: David Mackenzie
Despite a strong performance from star Jack O’Connell, and a tense, expertly crafted story, Starred Up managed to go almost completely unnoticed this year.