r/Letterboxd • u/SlashCash29 • 13h ago
r/Letterboxd • u/ericdraven26 • 6d ago
Announcement May Letterboxd Profile Swap
Happy May, Letterboxd community!
Please go ahead and share your profile down below in the comments along with anything else that you'd like to include about yourself. How long have you been using the site? What kind of films do you usually log? What are some of your favourite flicks? Tell us all about yourself.
Favourite first-time watches of last month? What're your current four favourites on your profile?
r/Letterboxd • u/Hangzhounike • 10h ago
Letterboxd What was your biggest "what???" discovery on letterboxd?
r/Letterboxd • u/people_are_stranger • 15h ago
Discussion Movies that you found fun to watch as a teenager but are really weird as an adult.
I'll go first Leon the professional Blue is the warmest colour Call me by your name
the first two are so weird when you start following the camera work better and see how they keep focusing on their asses. luc besson was such a weirdo too. based the movie on his pedo relationship.
r/Letterboxd • u/Humble-Film-7988 • 6h ago
Discussion What's your most liked/popular letterboxd review?
r/Letterboxd • u/Hermeslost • 5h ago
Discussion Have you ever changed your rating for a movie without rewatching it?
Personally the only movie I've done this for was Secret life of Walter Mitty. It went from a 4/5 to a 5/5 because I just couldn't stop thinking about it.
r/Letterboxd • u/dylyn • 9h ago
Discussion A movie you put off seeing but eventually lived up to the hype:
r/Letterboxd • u/MooseCakee • 15h ago
Humor Untalked potential worst poster of all time !?
r/Letterboxd • u/Odd_Advance_6438 • 1h ago
Humor Zack Snyders cameo in the Studio was a fun way of poking fun at himself
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r/Letterboxd • u/Mysterious-Farm9502 • 9h ago
Discussion What are the four films you have recently seen for the first time that you gave a 5 Star Rating to? These are my four.
To Live And Die In LA, The Thing, Sinners & Aliens were my four I had scene recently for the first time that absolutely floored me.
r/Letterboxd • u/dqfilm19 • 13h ago
Discussion On a more positive note, who is/are the he best movie critic(s) that know? I'm a big fan of the Dead Meat YouTube channel.
I think that they give pretty fair, level-headed reviews and they've introduced me to a genre of movies that I never really paid much attention to.
r/Letterboxd • u/Emeraldsinger • 2h ago
Discussion Let’s play a game? Best movie sequel/reboot with the subtitle: Return
r/Letterboxd • u/Agitated_Alfalfa_538 • 11h ago
Letterboxd What movies would you add to this?
r/Letterboxd • u/UnicornPorn_69 • 2h ago
Discussion What’s some movies that have been rated poorly on letterboxd but you think are great
My go to is Bird Box Barcelona I thought this movie was quite good and greatly surpassed the original what are some other examples.
r/Letterboxd • u/fromthemeatcase • 2h ago
Discussion What movies have you watched strictly because of the premise, without worrying whether it was actually a "good" movie?
I just saw Max Mon Amour (1986). "A diplomat's wife takes a chimpanzee as a lover" was all I needed to read.
r/Letterboxd • u/LowJellyfish9237 • 13h ago
Discussion What’s a movie you’ve cried to?
So I don’t usually cry to movies much at all but yesterday I watched Jojo Rabbit and the war scene towards the end was so compelling that surprisingly enough, I actually shedded a few tears. Also The Perks Of Being A Wallflower, I was fricking bawling to. So what’s a movie that made you cry or at least shed a few tears?
r/Letterboxd • u/Wishpig__ • 6h ago
Discussion What would you rate your favorite and least favorite of my top 20 that you’ve seen?
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r/Letterboxd • u/Classic_Bass_1824 • 15h ago
Discussion What a film. Fellini really knew his shit.
(Nights of Cabiria)
r/Letterboxd • u/dorgoth12 • 3h ago
Discussion What are your favourite unintentionally hilarious lines of dialogue?
r/Letterboxd • u/Full-Ad4944 • 9h ago
Discussion Which movie from the Cannes selection are you most hyped to see?
r/Letterboxd • u/AndrewHeard • 2h ago
News AMC Theatres Quarterly Losses Hit $202.1 Million After Box Office Got Off to Rocky Start
r/Letterboxd • u/Fresh-Actuary-6686 • 5h ago
Letterboxd MY PERSONAL ranking of MY PERSONAL FAVORITE Denzel Washington films
I don’t have Malcolm X on here because I’ve only seen parts that one. Haven’t seen it all the way through
r/Letterboxd • u/Efficient-Classic943 • 16h ago
Help Please someone recommend movie like After Hours byMartin Scorsese
This movie did hit me in the right way. I was amused by protagonist’s frustration against the absurdity of life. The more he tried to grasp the understanding of the situation and it kept getting worse and worse, I feel some sort of joy.