Reorder films logged on the same day
On the same day, I might watch film x and then film y, in that order. However, if I log film y first, the order in my diary will have them as y and then x, even though I watched x first. I think it would be a convenient feature to be able to reorganise the order of films logged under a given date in the diary view.
For example, I have found evidence that I watched a film on a day in 2015 that I forgot to log at the time. There was another film I logged on that date, but I'm pretty sure I watched the already-logged film at night and the new film I didn't log during the day. The way LB works at the moment, I can't log them in the same order unless I delete and replace my entry for the existing film.

5 comments
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Brett commented
This would indeed be a great feature. It's actually affected my watching habits: now I generally watch short films after feature films because the shorts are more likely to be missing from lb. Once they're added and I can log them, I can mark the date and they'll still be in order. But I have plenty of films that are out of order because they didn't exist on LB when I watched them (plus, I didn't start logging shorts on lb until a year or so after I started using the site, so most of those old entries are also out of order).
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Ángeles Segovia commented
yes! I agree, it recently happened to me that I forgot to rview a movie and now the order is messed up and it stresses me lmao
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심비아니 commented
Agree! I've had similar issues & would love to be able to reorganize them in the correct order xD
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shiveringking8 commented
100% agree, I've had this problem many times when logging things during a film festival or movie marathon!
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Jan commented
I'd really like some way to change the order of movies in the diary that are watched on the same date. If you've watched a lot of movies one day and forgotten to log one (easy during festivals), there's no way to insert a movie to the correct spot without deleting all the movies you saw later that day and re-entering everything again.