Seems like a natural addition. Website keeps growing. Why not expand to add television shows? Have them as a separate category so they don't mix in with film ratings?

There’s a new chilean miniserie that premiered today on Amazon Prime Video. It’s called “La Jauría”, please add it soon as possible on the app, here’s the link of the show in tmdb: https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/104819-la-jauria

Similar to how you can follow artists and bands on Spotify. It would be nice if we could follow our favorite actors, directors etc, and also have a "favorite actors", "favorite directors" and so on as we do with top four favorite movies on our profile page.

I love the website and app and I pay for a membership to support it. There are so many highly upvoted suggestions that have been treated with radio silence for years. They're often discussed on the Letterboxd subreddit too. The Letterboxd News blog is more of a film blog which can be fun, but it would be great to get some insight about the platform itself and what's in the pipeline.

I understand you have chosen not to include TV-series in Letterboxd. Although I have yet to find a reasoning for this decision. Not in the FAQ nor here. Is there a logical reasoning behind the decision to leave out TV-series or is it simply not what Letterboxd is supposed to be?

Cheers, a happy user

Me and several other users I know would love it if there was a separate section for TV shows. We love the app and just want to spend more time using it and discovering new shows.

I'm happy to see there's a shuffle option on my watchlist but I would use it a lot more on other people's lists.

There are a lot of great lists out there for people to randomly pick a movie from - at the moment, you have to generate a random number on an external site (let's say film number 456 out of 5,000) to decide what to watch.

There's also lists like "Currently on MUBI UK" or "Movies on Amazon Prime" etc., I'd use it for those types of lists as well. Thanks!

I would like to get notified on new releases from my watchlist

You should be able to privately share one of your lists with select users but not make it fully Public.

I want to make a list of movies to recommend to a friend but I don’t want anyone and everyone to have access to see it.

Patron profiles should be able to change their backdrops to a film they don't have in their favorite list. Customizing profiles is a big thing, but people rarely get a new favorite movie. Placing a movie you only think is okay on your number 1 spot because of a nicer backdrop seems very impractical.

It would be nice to have to option to sort films by more precise lengths like a sliding bar where you would set a minimum length and maximum length e.g. 75 min - 100 min films only

Letterboxd is great and just as important to me as any other social network--so I'd love to highlight that on my personal website, which I run through Squarespace, as do so many other filmmakers who use Letterboxd. The issue, however, is that the social media icon bar on my website only displays a generic link icon for my Letterboxd profile, and not one of the much more specific social decals. It would be great to integrate better with Squarespace so that all Squarespace users who want to direct traffic to Letterboxd can do so.

Maybe make a letterboxd for video games? I love using this site to keep track of movies, so why not just make one for video games as well? Or find some way to implement it in the current site.

I think it would be such a nice feature to see the total runtime of a list consisting of multiple movies. Lets say you've organized a watchlist for the coming months, and at the side of the list you could see the total hours and minutes it will take you to finish said list. Also the same feature would be nice on your watchlist too. So you can see how many hours of movies you have there.

Translate the website to different languages. I see a lot of brazilians and lots of other people writing reviews in english just because the site is exclusively in this language.

Letterboxd has a considerable amout of users outside the English-language world and they should be aknowledged with translations for the website.

If you created a ROKU App that was highly integrated into the ROKU system, Letterboxd would take it's practicality, social, and usefulness to a new level. I could see a ROKU app that would allow the ROKU user to view, create, edit lists, rank movies and link movie selections to actual streaming services loaded on their ROKU players.

I suspect there may even be revenue share possibilities when movies are purchased and played via linked selections.

PICTURE THIS: Another app, exact same layout and concept, but for music, now call it JUKEBOXD, i expect royalties guys

Why are there still hardly any privacy features on your site? Why can’t we choose to turn comments on or off on reviews? Why can’t we choose to turn likes on or off on reviews? Why can’t we post private reviews? Why can’t we have private profiles? Oh it’s because of some caching issues right? Lol, come on, stop using such a flimsy excuse. Websites 10 years ago had these features. So many good people end up leaving because they don’t want to interact with your toxic offence-whore user base. Sort it out? Nah because of cache issues.