What is the best Spike Jonze film of all time?

By YPB Team

Features, shorts and one perfume ad, and the register barely changes between them.

  1. Her — ranked #11
    Her
    The 2013 love story between a lonely writer and an operating system, which won Jonze an Oscar for its screenplay.
    1000pts
  2. Where the Wild Things Are — ranked #22
    Where the Wild Things Are
    The 2009 adaptation of Maurice Sendak's picture book, with practical creature suits.
    801pts
  3. Tell Them Anything You Want — ranked #33
    Tell Them Anything You Want
    A 2009 documentary portrait of Maurice Sendak, co-directed with Lance Bangs.
    648pts
  4. Being John Malkovich — ranked #44
    Being John Malkovich
    Jonze's 1999 debut about a portal into an actor's head, written by Charlie Kaufman.
    632pts
  5. Beastie Boys Story — ranked #55
    Beastie Boys Story
    The 2020 live documentary of Mike D and Ad-Rock telling the band's history on stage.
    548pts
  6. Adaptation. — ranked #66
    Adaptation.
    The 2002 Kaufman collaboration in which a screenwriter tries and fails to adapt a book about orchids.
    448pts
  7. Welcome Home — ranked #77
    Welcome Home
    A 2018 Apple HomePod commercial with FKA twigs dancing through a warping apartment.
    329pts
  8. Mourir Auprès de Toi — ranked #88
    Mourir Auprès de Toi
    A 2011 stop-motion short set in a Paris bookshop after closing time.
    329pts
  9. I'm Here — ranked #99
    I'm Here
    A 2010 short about two robots falling in love in Los Angeles.
    329pts
  10. Scenes From the Suburbs — ranked #1010
    Scenes From the Suburbs
    A 2011 short made with Arcade Fire about teenage friendship in a militarised suburb.
    329pts
  11. Kenzo World — ranked #1111
    Kenzo World
    A 2016 perfume film in which Margaret Qualley breaks out of a gala into wild dance.
    183pts

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