On the Rocks 2020
her seventh feature, out this week on Apple TV+ with Bill Murray, Rashida Jones, and Marlon Wayans.
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The Sofia Coppola Rankings and 'On the Rocks'
October 23, 2020/ 104 min/ Sean Fennessey · Amanda Dobbins
Sean and Amanda rank all nine Sofia Coppola titles the week 'On the Rocks' lands on Apple TV+.
11 films across 2 segments.
AI-generated This episode was transcribed and analyzed with AI models. The matches aren't perfect — expect the occasional misheard title or a link to the wrong film.
Why Sofia Coppolathe case for her, ahead of a new release
The Virgin Suicides 1999
turns 20 this year; she wrote the script before the rights were even available.
The Sofia Coppola Rankingsall nine titles, best to worst
No. 1
Marie Antoinette 2006
No. 1: the moonshot, maximalist and funny enough to get booed at Cannes.
No. 2
Lost in Translation 2003
No. 2: the Oscar-winning screenplay, and a whispered line nobody needed subtitled.
No. 4
Somewhere 2010
No. 4: Stephen Dorff adrift at the Chateau Marmont, the most stripped-down version of her style.
No. 5
On the Rocks 2020
No. 5: Bill Murray and Rashida Jones on a father-daughter comedy that sticks the landing except for the ending.
No. 6
A Very Murray Christmas 2015
No. 6: the Netflix Christmas special nobody asked for; George Clooney makes a martini on Paul Shaffer's piano.
No. 7
Lick the Star 1998
No. 7: her short film, middle-school girls plotting a coup against the boys.
No. 8
The Beguiled 2017
No. 8: her funniest movie, and the one she can't quite explain the reason for making.
No. 9
The Bling Ring 2013
No. 9: the only one of her films that looks down on its characters instead of alongside them.
Also mentioned raised along the way
In passing The GodfatherThe Godfather Part IIIBarry LyndonRed DesertModel ShopInglourious BasterdsRebeccaThe WitchesBorat Subsequent MoviefilmMankGone Girl
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