A film is showing on TMDB but not on Letterboxd. Due to this issue, I cannot import my CVS file as the film "does not exist".

https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/278564-richard-ii

Going to the homepage makes it load momentarily before being replaced with the 2001: A Space Odyssey screenshot error page. I can go to my profile by typing in the URL and view most other pages on the site, but I can't actually do anything like I was able to before; clicking 'seen', 'like', or trying to comment or log/review a film results in an orange bar at the top reading "Internal Server Error". Is this something on my end or are there issues with the site?

Theoretically, you would go to that user's page, access some sort of dropdown or list of directors whose films they've watched, and see how they've rated / reviewed them.

For example, a divisive summer blockbuster by a notable director (possibly centered around a DC Comics character) comes out, and folks you follow seem to be panning it across the board, and you want a quick & easy way to see how they've rated other films made by that director.

https://letterboxd.com/film/swamp-terror/genres/

You don't have the right to sell this movie in any way. I guess I'll have to initiate a lawsuit against you if you don't remove it from your website.

In the browser website I would rather see "popular in Letterboxd" than "Popular with friends". I don't have many friends on this great social media so it doesn't mean a lot to see what's popular with them once I can see the "new from friends".

Hey Guys, how do I upgrade from Pro to Patron?

I see a film. Rate it. Then want to check my friends' ratings... but have to click on every single one to see who they are. The whole twitter and gravatar thing is cumbersome. Other than that: LOVE letterboxd

Letterboxd crew, could we get a (semi-regularly updated?) Top 250 Films on Letterboxd list based on average rating - and - divided by sex as well? Since us normal folk don't have access to that data, I don't see any way to make that kind of list myself, but I sure am curious about it!

Thanks for all y'all do! Letterboxd has really enhanced my life in a meaningful way.

There's a film that exists but I can't find it on your website - perhaps it hasn't been added (it's on IMDb, though).

It's called Wild Prairie Rose (2016), directed by Deborah LaVine. I hope to see it on Letterboxd one day!

Link: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5330986/

I love making lists and being precise in what I do, and I think it would be a fun feature to view how many films you've logged in total, just to get a gist. I could understand if that would be unavailable on iOS, but website could be manageable

I noticed that when you update a list you've made it doesn't appear on the activity feed and it DEFINITELY SHOULD. This helps a lot with lists that are being constantly updated or lists that are essentially ranks of a franchise that have more movies coming up.

There is a quick remove feature, but it would be really useful to bulk add films from your list of movies that you’ve seen, or from your watchlist.

It would be a lot of work, but I think something like a central organized spot for community challenges could be popular. Alternatively, maybe implement a tag filtering feature. Wading through hundreds of Hooptober lists while looking up interesting lists a particular horror movie is in gets tedious.

I have a movie blog that I do with a couple of my buddies that I would love to just be able to post my Letterboxd reviews to as well. Would it be possible to get a link by the Facebook and Twitter symbols to Blogger.com as well?

Allow the filtering of a list by Studio. That way, the list could be filtered for things like "Disney", "Universal Studios", "Touchstone", etc.

Please add StarKid's musical, "The Man Who Didn't Like Musicals" as a a film.

Have you ever thought of having critics/bloggers officially represent/work as ambassadors for Letterboxd? No money, just constantly telling people to get on board? I'm already doing it, but I'd love to feel like I'm "officially" collaborating

the ability to give an entire list a spoiler warning, similarly to a movie review as titles can give a spoiler to numerous films on the list

the ability to mass edit tags - rename a tag that has already been tagged on several logged movies, to delete tags from logged movies, to add tags to multiple logged movies at a time