Enemy
5% overall doesn't tell the real story for Enemy. This is a film that gets stronger as tournaments advance — a better matchup in a final than its win rate suggests. The strangest film in Villeneuve's catalogue is a sub-ninety-minute knot it never unties, set in a Toronto stained the colour of old smog. It's the kind of film a viewer keeps turning over for days and still can't close, which on a ballot means fierce loyalty from the few it claims and shrugs from everyone else. It ranks among the weakest 2010s performers on the platform.
Synopsis
A mild-mannered college professor discovers a look-alike actor and delves into the other man's private affairs.
4% opening, 56% in finals. The 52-point improvement tells you everything: Enemy outperforms its overall record exactly when it matters most.
Dune is the film Enemy can't figure out — just 4% in their matchups. Sicario causes similar problems at 24%.
The Best of Denis Villeneuve final — Enemy vs. Arrival — lands at 60%. A clear but not overwhelming edge.
#8 of 8 for Denis Villeneuve. Not every film in a filmography can lead — Enemy competes in the middle of a catalog headed by Dune: Part Two (77%).
Dead last in Best of Denis Villeneuve.
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