Awesome Jake Gyllenhaal

Antoine Fuqua (Training Day, The Equalizer) directed this drama about a 911 call operator (Jake Gyllenhaal) trying to save a terrified caller after she is forced to hang up. But as he tries to help follow her trail, he heads down a dark and obsessive path. Coming to Netflix 10.1.2021.

“We don’t spit when we say the word “what”!” Jimmy Fallon revisits his 80s cop show Point Pleasant Police Department, where he starred not only alongside Alec Baldwin but with Jake Gyllenhaal as well. Jimmy’s nostalgia was incredibly powerful.

A rich banker is devastated by his wife’s sudden passing. Utterly broken, he ends up airing his heartache in a complaint letter to a vending machine company. Starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Naomi Watts. Directed by Jean-Marc Vallée (Dallas Buyers Club).

Jake Gyllenhaal, Josh Brolin, Jason Clarke, Kiera Knightley, John Hawkes and Sam Worthington star in this movie based on Into Thin Air, an account of the 1996 Mount Everest disaster by journalist and mountaineer Jon Krakauer.

Jake Gyllenhaal plays a famous boxer who strives to get back in shape in more ways than one after suffering losses both in and out of the squared circle. In other words, it’s Rocky III 2.0. Directed by Antoine Fuqua (Training Day).

Jake Gyllenhaal plays an otherwise ordinary man who finds out that there’s someone who looks exactly like him. Or vice-versa. Loosely based on the excellent novel The Double by the late Nobel Prize winner José Saramago.

Denis Villeneuve’s Enemy stars Jake Gyllenhaal as a man who spots his splitting image doppelgänger, and sets off to try and figure out exactly who his double is. The teaser doesn’t show anything, but our curiosity sure is piqued.

Duncan Jones’ sci-fi thriller Source Code was screened to positive reviews at SXSW; we can now check out the first five minutes of the movie and see what all the excitement is about for ourselves.

Prince of Persia gets a second full-length trailer; running over two minutes, this one is heavily loaded with action and includes our first substantive look at dagger-induced time travel.