The web view seems to re-paginate on page load, instead of when filters are adjusted, which is bad.

If I'm looking at all my 3 star movies, I see 1-72. If I change the rating on 10 of them, and then go to the next page, instead of seeing the 73rd-144th movie of my original list, I now see the 73rd movie after filtering out the movies I updated the rating on. So progressing through the pages will hide movies if you remove movies from the group.

The index/pagination should only be recalculated when the filters are adjusted (or the user manually reloads), it shouldn't change when the user goes to the next page.

I've noticed that finding good films to watch through sorting by highest rating has become difficult lately. A good example would be trying to sort by highest rating and narrowing the search to horror from the 2010s.

You will find that a bunch of the results are youtube videos, and the others only have 100 or so people who have even logged the film as watched.

Perhaps I'm wrong, but shouldn't there be a higher minimum for calling something "Top Rated"? Maybe like <1000 viewed or something like that? I use this site primarily for the ability to search for new films to watch, and the top rating is becoming a hindrance when trying to use the site for this purpose.

I should add that sorting by popularity doesn't remedy the situation for me, as there are many results listed of films with bad ratings that a lot of people happened to have seen.

I've encountered two frustrating glitches when it comes to lists. First, with lists of a certain size (~2,500 films or more) I cannot edit them on the desktop browser without the website subsequently deleting every film on the list past ~2,500 (I can't remember the exact number). This problem does not occur when I edit lists on mobile. Secondly, I've found that for these huge lists, it also likes to skip a number. For my ranked list, which has 5,151 films on it, the list will skip 2,920, going straight from 2,919 to 2921. As a result of this, the list only has 5,151 films on it but the ranked number on the final film is actually 5,152. The number is not skipped when I attempt to edit the list on mobile, but nothing I do fixes the problem. On the side of list, as well, rather than saying just "You've watched 721 of 5151," it says "You've watched 721 of 5151 / 5152." I know this is a minot grievance but I just want to put it out there.

I don't get it. I read the whole FAQ page and have no more understanding of this site than I did when I first opened it. The page just rambles without SAYING anything. All I can do is make lists?
How do I share or promote them? There's no forum or community here as far as I can tell or even a page displaying new lists (aside from a scant few buried somewhere around here) Am I supposed to just friend at random? No FB friends are here and never will be. Even searching the unique and specific topic of my list where does it land in the results?
PAGE 9!!! Buried under 8 pages of totally extraneous hits! It's about as logical as searching Bugs Bunny and getting a bunch of slasher films in the top results!
So this is list-making (and I'm sorry but that grid layout is just horrid!), rating movies, marking ones you've seen....gee, great. Cause after imdb and tmdb I can't wait to experience the tediousness again on a third site! Except this one doesn't even contain its own data! It's just swiped from tmdb with a small box art image to represent it here. It's like virtual card sorting! This site is so shallow I don't how you justify a pay model?! I can't even justify its existence!

On the "edit" pg for lists, please make the grid size customizable, or at least 10-across as opposed to the current 7-across, which is not only bigger than necessary, but makes it more take so much longer to drag new additions to the middle (or worse, closer to top) from the very end of a list in the hundreds. I think 15 or 20-across would be interesting too, as they match the display of 5-across so positioning titles could be easier. Actually, if we could just ~type in a position for a title & have it move merely by hitting enter, like classic Netflix queues, that'd be really great! Even better if we could select to move multiple titles at once.. xD

So movies with generic titles will produce many search results. For example, searching for 'One Day' produces eight matching movies with the same title. It would be useful to be able to add the release date and narrow down the search so the movie you want pops up at the top of the list however I've noticed this is not possible yet.

I've noticed this is a source of confusion for new users. I have seen people copy and paste into letterboxd using the following common format, "One Day (2011)", which counterintuitively produces no movie results just various lists and unrelated stuff. To them it looks like Letterboxd does not have the film.

I know there are issues with release dates in different countries however I think any implementation of this would be helpful. A workaround for this could be to simply show the closest matching date to whatever the user enters in the search bar.