Red Mosquito

dog day afternoon was on showtime so I watched the last hour or so..such a great movie

doug day afternoon

I think we would all love to have a doug day afternoon

I watched Don’t Worry Darling earlier. I thought it was very enjoyable.

I guess we don’t have a letterboxed thread or a list of handles - I’m BartDavid on there, follow me and I’ll follow you back. Already keeping a close eye on Anders’ superhuman movie consumption.

bart wrote:I guess we don’t have a letterboxed thread or a list of handles - I’m BartDavid on there, follow me and I’ll follow you back. Already keeping a close eye on Anders’ superhuman movie consumption.

Just followed you

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bart wrote:I guess we don’t have a letterboxed thread or a list of handles - I’m BartDavid on there, follow me and I’ll follow you back. Already keeping a close eye on Anders’ superhuman movie consumption.

Just followed you

likewise

Watched and enjoyed The Innkeepers this afternoon. Ti West really is great at building atmosphere. Not a lot of really creepy shit happened in the movie, but it was done so well that by the end I was pretty scared.

I keep thinking about starting a letterboxd account but I don't want to have to transfer my Google sheet over. How easy is it to manually enter old watches?

I've tried like 3 times to have an active Letterboxd account but it never takes. I lose interest real quick. Same with Goodreads

It took me a LONG time to enter all my ratings from RateYourMusic into LB but I’m glad I committed to it. I like using the site and it’s nice to keep up with what friends are watching

I like Goodreads too though the layout feels antiquated and cumbersome. Also I wish I had more mutuals on there

Jorge wrote:I've tried like 3 times to have an active Letterboxd account but it never takes. I lose interest real quick. Same with Goodreads

Yeah, good call.

I have both, too, but I don't really use them as anything other than a place to keep lists. It doesn't help that very few people I interact with often use it, too.

tommy wrote:I keep thinking about starting a letterboxd account but I don't want to have to transfer my Google sheet over. How easy is it to manually enter old watches?

Download your Google sheet as a .csv and import it into letterboxed at letterboxd.com/import, or on the app. Easy as pie

I'd like to use it. It seems fun. I just almost immediately completely forget about it

I don't use it to keep track of what I've watched or anything, I just post and read reviews.

My favorite thing about letterboxd is that I have one friend who actually looks at what I do on there and takes stuff for themselves. I'll watch a movie and then it'll pop up on their account a week later. Or I'll recommend a movie to them and they'll actually watch it. I feel like an influencer

bart wrote:I don't use it to keep track of what I've watched or anything, I just post and read reviews.

That app has reviews?

The Argonaut wrote:My favorite thing about letterboxd is that I have one friend who actually looks at what I do on there and takes stuff for themselves. I'll watch a movie and then it'll pop up on their account a week later. Or I'll recommend a movie to them and they'll actually watch it. I feel like an influencer

The Argonaut wrote:

tommy wrote:I keep thinking about starting a letterboxd account but I don't want to have to transfer my Google sheet over. How easy is it to manually enter old watches?

Download your Google sheet as a .csv and import it into letterboxed at letterboxd.com/import, or on the app. Easy as pie

Interesting. Thank you.

tommy wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:

tommy wrote:I keep thinking about starting a letterboxd account but I don't want to have to transfer my Google sheet over. How easy is it to manually enter old watches?

Download your Google sheet as a .csv and import it into letterboxed at letterboxd.com/import, or on the app. Easy as pie

Interesting. Thank you.

Please let me know if you have any issues, I'd like to help