Whiplash

2014 film by Damien Chazelle

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2024 Ranked 51st on Empire's updated list of greatest movies
2024 Topped the Sundance Film Festival's Top 10 Films of All Time list, based on a survey of 500 filmmakers and critics
September 20 2024 Theatrical release of a new 4K remaster to commemorate the film's 10th anniversary
September 9 2024 Special 10th anniversary screening at the Toronto International Film Festival
2020 Ranked 13th on Empire's list of 'The 100 Greatest Movies Of The 21st Century'
March 27 2020 An expanded deluxe edition of the Whiplash soundtrack was released on double CD and 2-LP vinyl, featuring new cover art, original music by Justin Hurwitz, bonus tracks, and remixes by various artists including Timo Garcia, Opiuo, and Murray A. Lightburn.
December 2015 The film's score received a Grammy nomination, and the film was nominated for the NME Award for Best Film.
March 26 2015 Whiplash concluded its theatrical run, having expanded to over 500 screens.
February 2015 At the 87th Academy Awards, J.K. Simmons won Best Supporting Actor, Tom Cross won Best Film Editing, and Craig Mann, Ben Wilkins, and Thomas Curley won Best Sound Mixing.
January 6 2015 The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences surprisingly classified the film's screenplay as adapted rather than original, contrary to the Writers Guild of America's original classification.
2014 Whiplash completed its theatrical run with $14 million earned in the U.S. and Canada, and $36.3 million in other territories, totaling $50.4 million worldwide against a budget of $3.3 million.
2014 Film expanded from initial six theaters to 88 locations, and later to 419 locations during its theatrical run.
2014 Film expanded nationwide to 1000 locations after receiving five Academy Awards nominations.
2014 After three months of release, 'Whiplash' had earned $7 million domestically.
October 10 2014 Film 'Whiplash' opened in a limited release in North America, initially screening in six theaters and grossing $135,388, with an average of $22,565 per theater.
October 7 2014 The soundtrack album for the film Whiplash was released by Varèse Sarabande label, featuring 24 tracks including original jazz pieces, film underscore, and classic jazz standards.
January 16 2014 Whiplash premiered in competition at the Sundance Film Festival as the festival's opening film, winning both the Audience Award Dramatic and the Grand Jury Prize Dramatic.
2013 Right of Way and Blumhouse helped Chazelle transform fifteen pages of the script into an eighteen-minute short film, also titled Whiplash.
September 2013 During the third week of filming, director Damien Chazelle is involved in a serious car accident and hospitalized with a possible concussion, but returns to set the next day to complete the shoot on time.
September 2013 Filming for the full-length Whiplash movie took place throughout Los Angeles over twenty days.
August 2013 Miles Teller signs on to star in the feature film, replacing Johnny Simmons from the original short film.
January 2013 The Whiplash short film debuted at the Sundance Film Festival, receiving critical acclaim and attracting investors to produce the full-length film.

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