Letterboxd Patrons can now enjoy our new cinema showtimes feature, which ships to all members—in select regions, with more to come—on Christmas Eve. 

Our latest customization tool gives Patrons the ability to facelift cast and crew images to give their faves the most glam looks.

Letterboxd’s co-founder Matthew Buchanan charts the journey from an idea for a film diary to an acquisition deal with Tiny that secures the future of your favorite independent social network. 

Introducing a fairer approach to weighting, to better reflect the Letterboxd community’s global consensus for each film.

Be in to win a private screening of Wes Anderson’s new film by following the clues to collect fourteen special Asteroid City-inspired items hidden around Letterboxd.  

Letterboxd members can now share private lists with others. Ella Kemp unpacks the mechanics of a new feature all about privacy and control. And sharing.

As Journal turns one, editor in chief Gemma Gracewood revisits favorite interviews and long-reads and teases some future treats.

Upgrade your Letterboxd aesthetic with our new custom-poster feature. 

We’ve partnered with Nanocrowd to bring the ‘what’ and ‘why’ of film watching together, and help you find thematic links between films more easily. We talk to the man behind the nanogenres, Roderic March, and suggest interesting uses for our newest enhancement.

As Letterboxd turns ten we are pleased to unveil Journal, our new online magazine.

A curated selection of adult films comes to Letterboxd, along with a new opt-in feature to see associated diary entries and reviews.

We’ve added a new ‘HQ’ membership tier for film-related organizations—from festivals to arthouse theaters to podcasts, and everyone in between—to make it easier for them to participate in our community.