I've created a list, and when I've added several movies one after another and add movie input box appears in the middle of the screen rather than at the top of the screen. Movies are partly over it etc.

Also, when I view my lists the count is stuck at 31 or 81 (not sure if it's partly cut off making it look like 31)

All this is in Firefox

There are already Netflix TV series and other shows on here, why not add them all. Would love to find TV shows to watch and recommend on here. Hope you guys can implement it!

So you know how Netflix looks at things you've liked and recommends you titles based on that. You should include something like that here. It may be difficult because you'd have to develop an algorithm, but in the end it'd be worth it.

when i select that i like a movie it should automatically select it as watched as well. doesn't make sense to select this twice. super easy fix and massive quality of life improvement for every single user.

It is time.

In the review section, when android does an automatic spellcheck and I try to select, edit, or delete that word, the entire review disappears (I suspect the entire log gets refreshed). Its happened several times and caused some frustration.

I'd love to be able to totally block certain movies from my activity feed until after I see them - e.g. to just click a button on Solo's page that says "no updates until seen" - and then not have to panic about seeing spoilers in my activity feed/homepage until I actually seek them out after seeing the movie.

Great site!

I really like to see people's four favorite films in everyone's page, and I think it would be really cool if in every film page we could see a list of people who have that particular film as one of the four (as we have the lists Watched, Rated, Reviewed, Liked).

La barre d'adresse email bouge en même temps que celle du message et passe donc sous le texte quand on l’agrandi vers la droite.

When looking at your films laid out in front of you, it would be nice if the ones that you have reviewed had a highlighted frame around it that way you know which ones you still need to add a review to.

<Minute Bodies: The Intimate World of F. Percy Smith> has no Poster in Letterboxd. I've searched it on Google so there is a poster exist.

For one thing, pressing the stars to rate a film on its page is very difficult, as it requires you to press at an exact spot to save the rating. You should probably make the stars a little bigger to make it easier to click on.

Also, when someone clicks on the "I saw this" eye-button, a pop-up should appear, asking for the rating. Its a little redundant to have to go into the movie's page to add a rating.

A list with 3 films is a little bit of a waste of time...perhaps a minimum of 5 films upwards?

I tried to sway a few list-crazed cinephiles to join the site, but all of them preferred to stick with their Excel spreadsheets b/c Letterboxd doesn't allow them to create "personal ballots" for each year-- these include things like Best Actress, Best Cinematography, etc. If there was a way to create personal ballots by year-- that included multiple categories-- I know lots of people who would rush to join.

Make a filter to switch user input between Comments/Jokes/Memes and more serious reviews.

I suggest to give Comments/Jokes/Memes a reduced number of characters so that they feel like a tweet on Twitter. Keep the "Like"-Button here.

Actual reviews with great and insightful content should require an appropriate minimum of characters before being posted. Introduce a "helpful"-Button here.

Abusing the review section for Jokes should be reportable.

I think this is a solution that would benefit everyone and the social aspect of letterboxd would not suffer.

Pisse go

I just started using letterboxd and was trying out different features. As far as I understand, it is possible to watch films multiple times and add ratings and reviews for each time you watch a film. I copied and pasted several reviews from my blog and selected the corresponding dates. These dates are listed correctly in the diary, however the reviews are listed with up to date timestamps. Shouldn't review timestamps match those of the corresponding diary entries?

It's hard to find other women to follow in the Letterboxd sausage fest. Some way to make this possible?