yeah we hate people getting into movies and journalists getting great paydays
People get into movies with better movies out not because of a platform to review them and rank them
You never hear of someone saying " I wasnt interested in watching movies anymore and letterboxd saved that for me'
yeah we hate people getting into movies and journalists getting great paydays
Journos get paid off Letterboxd?
You never hear of someone saying " I wasnt interested in watching movies anymore and letterboxd saved that for me'
Letterboxd is just MUBI comment section as a website too. Like we had it already
You never hear of someone saying " I wasnt interested in watching movies anymore and letterboxd saved that for me'
You'd be surprised
Lotta nerds out there. I'd say the same with rym getting people into listening to more albums.
You'd be surprised
Lotta nerds out there. I'd say the same with rym getting people into listening to more albums.
those arent intelligent people is part of my point. If you get into art solely to quantify it on a review scale with numbers
You never hear of someone saying " I wasnt interested in watching movies anymore and letterboxd saved that for me'
just about anyone that regularly uses Letterboxd likely says that the app helps them find movies and encourages them to watch more movies as a result of the (largely completely non-toxic) community in the app.
it's an app for film discovery and engaging with others' tastes. of course you're going to become more interested in the artform if you have a non-toxic space for curation and exploration.
Journos get paid off Letterboxd?
not for reviews
Letterboxd has a blog/article space where they post op-eds written by professional journos and i've heard from multiple people (but this is unconfirmed of course) that they are much friendlier to people writing those articles as a result of not having studio oversight/interference.
A studio owning the app would greatly change this, let alone it greatly changing the way the actual functionality of the app works.
just about anyone that regularly uses Letterboxd likely says that the app helps them find movies and encourages them to watch more movies as a result of the (largely completely non-toxic) community in the app.
it's an app for film discovery and engaging with others' tastes. of course you're going to become more interested in the artform if you have a non-toxic space for curation and exploration.
(completely non toxic)
letterboxd
be for real
(completely non toxic)
letterboxd
be for real
I am being for real. When the news broke about the app getting bought people are upset because the app is incredibly functional, consumer friendly, and people are able to use the app in the ways they want. It's why all the replies on other social media spaces or even in this thread about it getting ruined.
I've used the app for years and have never had drama on Letterboxd lmfao.
I have no idea what kind of spaces you're in where you view the "log your favorite movie app" is some kind of toxic online space, but maybe that says more about your online activity than anything else.
(completely non toxic)
letterboxd
be for real
it can be non-toxic if you just ignore the reviews/comments (which is what i've done right from the start)
when i first created an account, i found a lot of lists that contained films that were considered "essential" or were completely unknown/underappreciated, and im grateful for that since it introduced a lot of films that i love and hold special meaning to me
I am being for real. When the news broke about the app getting bought people are upset because the app is incredibly functional, consumer friendly, and people are able to use the app in the ways they want. It's why all the replies on other social media spaces or even in this thread about it getting ruined.
I've used the app for years and have never had drama on Letterboxd lmfao.
I have no idea what kind of spaces you're in where you view the "log your favorite movie app" is some kind of toxic online space, but maybe that says more about your online activity than anything else.
Yeah, I've been on it for a decade and the worst part is probably the try-hard one liner reviews trying to gain traction. How does one genuinely have drama on Letterboxd lol
I am being for real. When the news broke about the app getting bought people are upset because the app is incredibly functional, consumer friendly, and people are able to use the app in the ways they want. It's why all the replies on other social media spaces or even in this thread about it getting ruined.
I've used the app for years and have never had drama on Letterboxd lmfao.
I have no idea what kind of spaces you're in where you view the "log your favorite movie app" is some kind of toxic online space, but maybe that says more about your online activity than anything else.
I dont use it extensively or at all to log anything. People on twitter mention it or all parts of any form of social interaction isnt some magical non toxic spot. People argue over "why did you give that a 4 why is that in your top 4". A corporation buying it wont change they will still be able to do the same s*** they were doing before. They just view it as non independent and non hipster now. It will still function similarily
it can be non-toxic if you just ignore the reviews/comments (which is what i've done right from the start)
when i first created an account, i found a lot of lists that contained films that were considered "essential" or were completely unknown/underappreciated, and im grateful for that since it introduced a lot of films that i love and hold special meaning to me
What about that will change by some corporation buying it out besides people feeling they have sold out ?
Yeah, I've been on it for a decade and the worst part is probably the try-hard one liner reviews trying to gain traction. How does one genuinely have drama on Letterboxd lol
How does one genuinely have drama on Letterboxd lol
i've seen drama get started by people commenting on positive reviews for films that the commentator might dislike/hate. i saw a lot of comments like that on positive reviews for Disclosure Day lol
those arent intelligent people is part of my point. If you get into art solely to quantify it on a review scale with numbers

nor does treating art like its some amorphous thing that cant be judged make anyone more 'intelligent'
not for reviews
Letterboxd has a blog/article space where they post op-eds written by professional journos and i've heard from multiple people (but this is unconfirmed of course) that they are much friendlier to people writing those articles as a result of not having studio oversight/interference.
A studio owning the app would greatly change this, let alone it greatly changing the way the actual functionality of the app works.
I take back my misguided commentary. I didn’t know about this 
KTT needs this

nor does treating art like its some amorphous thing that cant be judged make anyone more 'intelligent'
That isnt what I am saying. I judge art all the time on here. I dont aim for one liners to go viral or give movies scores out of 10. I say and discuss my thoughts. The arguing of scores and all that bullshit doesnt involve me
You never hear of someone saying " I wasnt interested in watching movies anymore and letterboxd saved that for me'
probably not but I saved myself from watching some horse s*** by cross referencing IMDb & perusing certain films lb page
probably not but I saved myself from watching some horse s*** by cross referencing IMDb & perusing certain films lb page
I dont think a company owning lettterboxd will be a major change to the functionality that many already use it for
i hate movies
I dont think a company owning lettterboxd will be a major change to the functionality that many already use it for
definitely not I’m not trippin lol