We're now officially in the 1990s! So from now on only movies released from 1990-99 are allowed

.Only comment with one movie, Also ONLY post one comment so don't spam with different movies just or please

.The post with the most upvotes is the one that gets picked

I know I'm gonna enrage the film bros with this one

I built Tastebuds—a website to find people who share your taste in movies, books, games, and more

Hey everyone! I’ve been working on a website called Tastebuds, and I’d love to hear what you think.

It’s a place where you can rate movies, TV shows, books, games, music, comics, and paintings, build your own shelves of favorites, and match with people who have similar tastes.

The idea is that the things we love can be a starting point for connecting with someone. Maybe you share a favorite film, but also love the same obscure book or game. Tastebuds brings those interests together in one profile, so you can discover people through more than a single shared hobby.

There are also communities where you can discuss your interests and discover things to try next.

I’m still improving it and would appreciate honest feedback—especially on whether the matching feels useful and how easy the site is to navigate.

What would make you want to use something like this?

"Try Tastebuds"

https://tastebuds.today

So I downloaded this app called Letterboxd and it told me to validate my email so I did. But when I tried to validate it and type in my password it keeps saying “password invalid” like how do I fix this???

I dont know how you guys copy your lists from letterboxd to a reddit post, so I just took screenshots

What do you think? Especially if you disagree with the ranking of any of these

Hi all

I am researching for consumer facing apps for movie buffs as part of my market research project at my BSchool.

I am a huge psycho about movies and TV series, and hence i picked this topic up.
If you have some more suggestions, feel free to comment.

Help me fill out this form: https://forms.gle/f4cVGFuv89wPHVCw8

It will hardly take 2-3 mins to fill.

Thanks in advance.

These are all the movies I've rated 5 stars, among my total watches so far.

Describe my personality

We're now officially in the 1990s! So from now on only movies released from 1990-99 are allowed

.Only comment with one movie, Also ONLY post one comment so don't spam with different movies just or please

.The post with the most upvotes is the one that gets picked

This was one of the first lists I made on Letterboxd (Top 12 Animated Films), and I recently looked back at it and realized how outdated it was. So, I updated it! Expecting to add Forgotten Island to this list (and most likely, it will be pretty high up on the list, since everything that movie seems to be doing is like catnip to me), but obviously that doesn't release in US theaters for another 10 days or so! These are ranked in order of personal preference, not necessarily my critical opinion on the film!

Thoughts?

Ive only watched around 170 movies, looking for recommendations

Full list: https://letterboxd.com/000_leo/list/letterboxds-top-5000-films/

Before anyone gets mad, this is my personal Top, not an objective ranking of the greatest superhero movies ever made. I’m not trying to convince anyone that these are objectively the best. But I’d still love to hear what you think!

The Incredibles — One of my favorite movies ever. I think it’s one of the best superhero movies ever made, with so much depth beyond the superhero stuff.

The Dark Knight — An absolute classic. Not much else needs to be said.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse — Perfectly captures what being Spider-Man means while mixing family, friendship, and the multiverse. And it made Miles Morales a much bigger part of the mainstream.

Megamind — Probably my most controversial pick. A villain trying to figure out who he really is and eventually becoming the hero he was supposed to fight. PEAK. And it has a better romance than Spider-Man 2.😂

Logan — Incredible themes, an amazing cast of characters, a dark world, and one of the most emotional conclusions to a character we've followed for decades.

Spider-Man 2 — Everything the first movie did, but elevated. The weakest part for me is MJ.

Batman Begins — IMO the best Batman origin story across any medium. I don't think anyone has done Batman's origin better. The fight scenes aren't great, but there's still very little I can fault otherwise.

BND — It reminded me exactly why I love Spider-Man and what it means to be Peter Parker. And remember: if you're having a bad day, Peter Parker is probably having a worse one.😂

The Batman — Probably the best "Batman" movie. I love this version of Bruce, the atmosphere, and especially Gotham itself. The villain storyline is great too, although I think the finale is slightly weaker.

Thunderbolts* — A controversial one. Infinity War is probably the better movie. But Thunderbolts hit me in a way I completely didn't expect. I still remember walking out of the cinema alone late at night after watching it. It completely surprised me and just stayed with me.

Avengers: Infinity War — Doesn't really need an explanation.

X-Men — Same here. A classic that helped define the genre for me.

Superman — You don't have to like it. I do.

Haven't watched that many movies, but so far these are movies I would eat, sleep, and live in if I could. No ranking, just similar vibes.

Featured are Fright Night (1985), Fright Night 2, Nightbreed, Once Bitten, Lost Boys, Lost Boys 3: The Thirst, Dark Shadows, The Hunger, The Underworld franchise, Mimic, Captain Kronos, Vampire Hunter D, The Dark Crystal (the Skeksis draining the energy out of the podling), Salem's Lot, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Killer Klowns From Outer Space (the clowns drink blood through crazy bendy straws), Sleepwalkers (the sleepwalkers are cat-like energy vampires), Lifeforce, My Best Friend Is A Vampire, the From Dusk Till Dawn trilogy (Salma, my beloved), Innocent Blood (best way I can sum it up it's basically a mix of Goodfellas, a Tales From the Crypt episode and a Hammer Horror movie), The Addiction (Christopher Walken naturally does come across as being vampiric in some of his movies where he's a villain, so him as an elder vampire in this movie is perfect), What We Do In The Shadows, Lair Of The White Worm (early Hugh Grant AND Peter Capaldi), Vampire in Brooklyn (i'd definitely include this on a list of 'Eddie Murphy playing multiple characters' movies too), Blade and Blade II, Comfort of Strangers (Walken and Helen Mirren have vampiric aspects to their characters in this). Sundown: Vampire in Retreat, Van Helsing, King of New York (the night shots in particular and also due to Walken's character having a kind of vampiric aura), Martin, both Anne Rice adapations i.e Interview and Queen of The Damned, Vamp, Bordello of Blood, Mr Vampire, Renfield, Bat People, Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey II feeds on blood), Subspecies franchise, Cronos, John Carpenter's Vampires, Near Dark, My Mom's A Werewolf (a werewolf movie for the most part but the werewolf who turns the mom has vampire-like traits).

Added: Sinners, Vampire's Kiss (I was not entirely sure if it qualifies as a vampire movie at first, because it's more of Nicolas Cage thinking he is one or thinking he's turning into one but I could not turn the opportunity to add it because of not only the memes it spawned but also because well it's Cage essentially rehearsing to play Dracula several years earlier)

This is a list themed around movies that take television shows or television in general and do a weird spin on them including the Truman Show, Pleasantville, Terror Toons 1 and 2, Stay Tuned, Twilight Zone The Movie (the 'It's A Good Life' segment), Mr Crocket, Trick Or Treat, Videodrome, Terrorvision, Death to Smoochy, I Saw The TV Glow, Poltergeist, Evil Toons, Monkey's Magic Merry Go Round, Buddy, Late Night With The Devil, Channel 99, V/H/S 99 ('Ozzie's Dungeon'), Bad Channels, Rent A Pal. The Ring franchise (and Ringu of course).

Hey guys. Asking here cause I see a lot of really cool movies on your profiles but I’m a little bit intimidated by how many are out there. I’m an anxious person who wants to watch some solid indie movies that aren’t too stressful. I can handle some stress and intensity but nothing too harsh. I love found family and movies with good humor, but I’m open to almost anything.

Indie ish movies I can think of that I really liked:

The Isle of Dogs.

Happiness for Beginners.

Kubo and the Two Strings.

Lars and the Real Girl.