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How do you use it for film discovery? I had a look and that use case wasn’t clear. I really want to find a good film discovery service though, so I’d love to kn
by graeme 6y ago
How do you use it for film discovery? I had a look and that use case wasn’t clear. I really want to find a good film discovery service though, so I’d love to know how to use it for that.
(When I looked it mainly seemed to be about rating movies I’d seen and making notes on them)
- boraoztunc 6y agoThere are people with different tastes, and great lists you can discover, also they are sending newsletter called "Letterboxd Rushes for you" a weekly Letterboxd digest which mostly evolves with your activities on the website, and includes such as "new reviews by your friends", "popular films with your friends" etc. I like making archives, offline dvds, brochures, posters, and logging movies feels like a digital part of it, and Letterboxd kind of fits perfectly, similar to here actually; people, conversations and content has quality.
- DarkCrusader2 6y agoLists work really well for me. Some popular lists like this[1] is a great place to start. Also on each film's page at the bottom, you can find lists it is on. So if you like a movie particularly well, you can find similar one in those lists. Most of the lists are not generic genre/actor/director based so I find really good stuff there. [1] https://letterboxd.com/dave/list/official-top-250-narrative-feature-films/ https://letterboxd.com/dave/list/official-top-250-narrative-...
- yesenadam 6y agoI do the same thing on IMDb.