If by accident I've rated a movie, next time I add the correct rating, all of the activity (either on my lists or on a friend feed) will not reflect the update. This is really annoying and has been on for ages. I'd hope it would be fixed by now with the new app.

Seeing this a lot of these at the moment. People using an upcoming film's page to review its trailer or to say something like "THIS IS GOING TO BE AWESOME EEEEEEEEEEK!" or some such thing.

I want to type in multiple actors and see what films they have been in together. Or see how many times a director collaborated with the same actor.

When making year-end lists, i often already have reviewed the films in the list earlier in the year using the diary entries. I wish there a way to link those diary entries to the list entries, instead of writing additional stuff in the Notes feature.

Can we get a way to sort reviews on the homepage based on most recent as opposed to just popular? I'd like to see different reviews from people as opposed to the same top reviewers with a massive friend list.

A link to launch the netflix streaming player (when available)... or buy from amazon or iTunes.

Monetize and make instantly watching the movie easy!

I was thinking, correct me if I am mistaken, that an automatic import feature connect with the IMDb RSS would be nice. If it is allowed of course.

Something like this:
IMDb offer a RSS for movies you have rated. This feed has both the movie title and the rating included. What if there was a place in the Letterboxd user account where you could paste this IMDb RSS feed link, and it would automatically import the newest additions when?

Solve the problem of "What haven't you seen?"

Two friends wander the store but can never find something they both haven't seen. A list of films filtered as unwatched for two users could be sorted by popularity and save the day.

From this point it shouldn't be too hard to expand the formula to deal with the multiple roommate or group movie night problem. Trying to find a film that you and 5 of your friends haven't seen would wonderful!

I really like on the AppleTV version where on a films page it provides an iTunes link if it's available where if you click on it it opens the films page on iTunes for you to buy or play.

I really wish you had links for streaming services like that, where it would open the app and start playing the film. Even if it was just Netflix and Prime video.

We have to see adverts if we pay $49 a year? :(

I was wondering if it was possible to show the last date you watched the film on its homepage?

On the list view page for a single list, allow Pro or Patron members to generate a stats page similar to the pages generated for your diary entries.

Stats could include:
- Count of film years/decades
- Percent watched and in watchlist (you sort of have this already)
- Countries (with map)
- Languages
- Ratings summary and averages
- Most / least popular, watched and highest / lowest rated
- Directors
- Actors

On the iPhone app, when you're in carousel view, and you click into a movie, then click "back", it should return you to where you left off in the carousel. Right now, doing that returns you the general list page, and I have to re-enter the carousel and re-find my spot.

Is it possible to expand most watched categories to the full list? More than the top 20 stars, directors, etc. I would it to have a complete list of most watched stars, directors.

Technical specs are displayed on IMBD but not on TMDB. Can this be done, either by pushing for implementation on TMDB or something else? I don't really care about sorting films by their specs (except runtime which already exists) but I'd like LB to show a few things like original aspect ratio, color, sound mix. Maybe even film format/digital format but that's complicated because lots of films use both or multiple formats.

When I rate a movie and give them like 3 1/2 stars and then decide to give it 4 stars my activity will show the 3 1/2 stars instead of the 4. So it would be nice if the rating will be automatically updated in the activity feed.

add a breakdown for each decade of films watched based on their release date

Like twitter.

Since I started using Letterboxd, which dates for years now...I always found it frustrating that every time I'm on a new computer (or I formatted mine), I have to enter login details instead of just being able to save them using my browser (Firefox in my case) and sync them so I can just use the auto-fill capability of Firefox to get them ready.