Super cool! Signed-up instantly. Great concept, but hopefully you'll find these suggestions useful: - Pop a modal when someone hits play, and then play the vi

Super cool! Signed-up instantly. Great concept, but hopefully you'll find these suggestions useful: - Pop a modal when someone hits play, and then play the video in a much larger format while darkening the rest of the screen (ie. theater mode). It will dramatically improve the viewing experience and prevent people from needing to hit fullscreen. - Within said modal, at the end or in an unobtrusive part of the screen you can add buttons reminders. - I'd love some sort of 1-line description front and center along with a button to click to get a full synopsis. I often don't know if I want to even click to watch a trailer without reading the synopsis, so ideally make this take as few clicks as possible. I could easily see this as a collapsible bit of CSS below the trailer thumbnail. - When I signed-up I wasn't prompted to check my settings. You might want to make those preferences more prominent or add that as a "step 2" of the sign-up process. - Any plans to integrate other services like Amazon Prime Instant or Hulu+? - Wikipedia/IMDB/etc. have release dates and other super helpful metadata for movies that are relatively easy to scrape. Displaying some of that and then adding basic filters for release date, genre, country, language, etc. to some sort of top of page nav element would be really helpful. - Search functionality would be awesome. - Is this in conjunction with Fandango? Otherwise not sure why you seem to be relying on their trailers vs. the studio ones. Often times the studio trailers have no ads vs. the Fandango ones that quite often do. Would much prefer the official studio trailers. On the flip-side, I'm not sure what is involved with getting permission to post trailers and monetize them (like Fandango does), but you could have your own trailer channel on Youtube and monetize with ads. - For adding a growth mechanism, add some sharing functionality that gives people a default message with links for letting them set a reminder when it is in theaters/netflix/etc. (which obviously prompts them to create an account) Great start and keep up the great work!