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I'd like to not be too specific about the implementations or any sorts of solutions to my request, but here's my general feedback: One of the greatest joys of this site is discovering new stuff, checking out cool lists or finding movies I've never heard of. The drive that motivates to check out things outside your bubble, outside your comfort zone. I often visit Letterboxd to see that the same reviews are popular as last week, and my friends have watched not too many new movies, let alone written many reviews. I'd like to find reviews and movies that fit to me, even if I am not yet aware of that. (For example I'd have never thought to find La La Land this good, and I only got around to seeing it because the general buzz.) I imagine there to be many movies I may like, that do not get that type of buzz. Sadly, discovering new stuff is a bit unrewarding, even difficult for mediocrely frequent users. I know about the opportunity to check out the newest review, and the most popular lists and whatnot, but those rarely change. It'd be interesting to explore what can be done in that direction. Thanks!

Here's my Letterboxd "workflow"

• Add movies to my Watchlist based on what my Letterboxd friends are watching and what's popular.


• Watch a movie from my Watchlist.


• Rate the movie after watching it, which removes it from my Watchlist.

This works great, except that at the end of the year, Letterboxd seems to think I didn't watch a single movie because I never made any "diary" entries. But Letterboxd does know when I marked each movie as "watched" (as a side-effect of giving it a rating).

I'd love it if Letterboxd could consider my watch/rate events as equivalent to "diary" entries so I could get a nice "year in review" page at the end of each year, etc.

-John

This purports to be the Goodreads of movies. Well, Goodreads has ONE entry per book edition, all the stats for said book (all reading dates, review, etc.) are in one entry, so the overall reading stats are accurate. I want to look at overall stats for my movies, but I can't if I'm having to try "watched" and "logged." "Logged" should be the overall category, with "watched", "to watch" etc. (like good reads, "read" and "to read"). There is not reason to have any duplicates. I have no idea of the accuracy of any of this, nor can I easily fix this. This defeats the whole purpose of logging movies. I think I would do better with Excel on my own. I don't get it.

Hello,

I think it would be nice to be able to re-organise your tags when you edit a review.

Sometimes you realise you forgot to add a tag, or want to add a new tag, and then it always ends up being the last tag, but sometimes you would prefer it to be the first tag, or middle tag. I think it would be a good idea to be able to put your tags in the order you want them, without having to delete all the tags you added before first.
I think it's possible to add tags where you want them on the app (at least for Android), but only if you write out the tag, and not if you just click on your already existing tags.

Thank you for your time.