I have noticed a lot of duplicates as of late. I have used the flag icon to flag them as duplicates but these have not been taken care of as of yet. These films include:

Family Guy: Blue Harvest
Family Guy: Something Something Something Dark Side
Family Guy: It's a Trap
Pro-Life

I was wondering how come the Flag button didn't work. Have you just not gotten to it yet? I submitted them several days ago.

I'd like to filter lists by the years(!) of it's release dates. For instance I want only the films after 2000. Useful would be a slider with 2 knobs. One for the first year I want to see and one for the last year. Also It would be pretty annoying to adjust those precisely by hand so they need an input field to put the exact year in. I don't know how your website works but I think It wouldn't be to much afford but a great tool

http://store.steampowered.com/tag/

On film pages, users would be able to apply tags that are appropriate or relevant to a film (such as "female director" or "coming of age").

Tags that are applied frequently become featured categories, helping everyone discover new films through a new set of themes and attributes defined by the community.

"I want to watch a film" is not a boolean. The 'why' is important. Did a friend recommend it? Did it get good reviews? Does it have that actor I'm stalking in it?.

I'd like the option to choose whether or not to display my "star rating" for each film in a list that I create.

For example, in creating a "best of 2012" ranked list I think it'd be nice for others to not only see which film is 1st, 2nd, 3rd, last, etc. but also see my "star rating" without having to click on each film. I'm thinking you could just add the stars between the film card and the number that sits underneath it (or just underneath the card if the list doesn't use numbers/rankings)

https://letterboxd.com/film/hasan-and-murqus/
https://letterboxd.com/film/hassan-and-marcus/

The periodic "Rushes" email is long enough that gmail clips it and you have to open it in its own tab to see the whole thing. I suspect a significant portion of your users are on gmail so it wouldn't hurt to keep the email within their limits.

Also, the rushes email shows "recent" reviews from my friends. But my friends seldom write reviews so it shows me the same three reviews from my same three friends every single week. I'd prefer you just say "your friends haven't posted any reviews lately" than have to see those again.

It would make it much quicker to find the film you want if the autocomplete results had the poster next to them. You wouldn't need to rely on just the date.

It would be good to have a toggle to 'only show people who I've seen at least X times' (I'd suggest X is 2 or 3 by default, but it could even be adjustable) on 'highest rated' stats.

Lots of my top stats include that one 4.5-star cinematographer/composer/producer/actor who I've only seen once, in that one 4.5-star film - pushing down the list someone who I've seen 10 times and averages an impressive 3.9.

It's quite a slog to look through pages and pages of lists using a term as broad as "noir" to find some sort of definitive guide to it, so perhaps allowing users to display searched for lists, actors and directors by popularity would help to ease this.

I'm sorry but I can't find anywhere else to post this.

I added the following to TMDB

https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/362360-one-pair-of-eyes

https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/362361-marty-feldman-what-do-i-spy-with-my-little-eye

On the 3rd of this month (5 days ago)

And this

https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/362122-the-cellar-and-the-almond-tree

On the 30th of last month, which is now a week ago.

None of these have materialised on Letterboxd as yet.

No Twitter card metadata?
https://i.imgur.com/Y8Ofo37.png

And something wrong with the edit button when editing lists in grid view…
https://i.imgur.com/MemyGKo.png

Hi, what's the deal with backdrops? I noticed some lovely ones on TMDB that haven't appeared on LB such as;

https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/378779-war-and-peace

https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/381510-testament-of-youth

https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/380361-no-time-for-tears

https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/381186-bill-brand

If these are suitable for transfer, could they be added please?

hey so you are a guy on a film marathon of a list, wouldn't be good if you click a movie on that list and there is a button somewhere on the screen saying "next on the list", and if you click it it will redirect you to the next movie on the list.

On a given film page, might it be possible to include a box/column/area showing which users have marked the film as a favorite? It could be a quick way to find users with similar taste.

Currently when I comment on a review I'm automaticall subscribed to that topic causing huge amounts of mail to hit my inbox. I have to unsubscribe if I don't want it.I'll never want to be subscribed to all topics I comment on but It's annoying to have to do that every time you comment. How about flipping the behaviour so that I have to actually click subscribe?

I've submitted this problem before (and it's been fixed before) but once again I'm getting the problem where when I go to add a note to an item on a list I am creating the entire webpage will appear inside the 'add note' box.

Also, after I (temporarily) take care of this problem, whenever I add a new item to the list, it gets added twice.