As Charli XCX wraps up what many consider her most successful year ever, it’s evident that 2024 is not just the year of her album Brat, but also a significant milestone in her cinematic journey. The British singer’s Letterboxd account has gone viral, capturing the attention of her dedicated fanbase and highlighting her eclectic taste in film. This newfound online presence has become a fascinating topic of discussion among fans, who are eager to explore her thoughts on various cinematic works.

Emerging online on Friday (Dec. 27), a Letterboxd account claiming to be operated by Charli XCX quickly gained traction across social media platforms. The account gained further attention when it humorously updated its bio to read, “my account got leaked i guess,” confirming its authenticity without directly stating it. This playful admission resonated with fans, sparking a wave of interest as they delved into her cinematic preferences and film critiques.

Fans have eagerly explored Charli XCX’s cinematic tastes, discovering her favorite films that include popular titles such as Charlie’s Angels, The Addiction, Bride of Frankenstein, and Céline and Julie Go Boating. These selections reflect her diverse interests and artistic influences. Remarkably, despite her hectic schedule in 2024, she has managed to watch an impressive total of 210 films so far. This remarkable feat showcases not only her passion for cinema but also highlights a balance between her musical career and her love for film.

What stands out most about Charli XCX’s Letterboxd presence are her candid reviews of the films she has watched. Her commentary ranges from simple observations, such as her remark on the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown where she noted, “there were a lot of songs in this!” to more mundane anecdotes, like when she mentioned watching The Tragedy of Macbeth while her fiancé George Daniel was building Lego. These reflections not only provide a glimpse into her personal life but also make her reviews relatable and entertaining for fans.

Among her notable reviews, Charli XCX expressed her thoughts on the Brad Pitt-starring film Moneyball, succinctly stating, “This isn’t for British people.” This humorous take resonates with many viewers. Additionally, her review of Luca Guadagino’s Challengers revealed her excitement as she wrote, “was so amped after watching this i ended up going out til 5am with Harrison and then was super hungover for the met. worth it though.” These insights reflect not only her personality but also her vibrant lifestyle, making her reviews both engaging and enjoyable to read.

Charli’s viewing of Jonathan Glazer’s 2013 film Under the Skin led her to a creative reminder to “make next album w mica levi,” showcasing her intention to collaborate with the acclaimed composer. Meanwhile, her reaction to Christopher Nolan’s Oscar-winning film Oppenheimer was entertainingly casual, as she remarked, “Liked this coz they were all just gossiping about bombs.” Such candid observations provide fans with a unique perspective on her thoughts and creative processes, blending her two artistic passions—music and film.

Earlier this month, exciting news surfaced that Charli XCX has officially joined the cast of The Gallerist, where she will share the screen with renowned actresses Natalie Portman and Jenna Ortega. This casting decision marks a significant expansion of her career into the world of acting, showcasing her versatility as a performer and her willingness to embrace new creative challenges.

The trailblazing musician currently has several film roles lined up, following the success of her latest album, June’s Brat, which achieved remarkable milestones by debuting at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 albums chart—her highest-ranking album to date. The album’s companion release, Brat and it’s completely different but also still brat, has also garnered attention. Charli XCX’s name appears in the credits of upcoming films including 100 Nights of Hero, Erupcja, Faces of Death, I Want Your Sex, Mother Mary, and Sacrifice, all of which are presently in post-production. Additionally, she is set to guest star in the Amazon comedy series Overcompensating, further solidifying her status as a multifaceted artist.