What makes Letterboxd great is that it's user-friendly. There are profiles which make profound reviews and there are where it's basically twitter shitpost. I love reading both.
Same thought here. Thé in depth reviews are great. The shitposting is just as great. There are some reviews that managed to combine both in depth and shithousery elements and these reviews are the best 😂
Wait, so letterboxed users think they're critics? They would have a better time calling themselves one-line stand up comedians, and even that they're bad at.
I watched Thor with my friend recently. It wasn’t a great movie but I had fun. I like to enjoy movies so I always like to look out for what I find fun or enjoyable about movies. My friend did not like the movie and then they went on Letterboxd and started reading everyone’s negative reviews. As they read the negative reviews, I saw them get angrier and feel worse and worse about the movie. It just made me sad. I feel like I can’t enjoy the movie anymore because Letterboxd caused my friend to murder my parents and then get sentenced to life in prison.
It's so weird to me that Letterboxd is technically a social media. I get kinda annoyed with profiles that are only shit post type reviews instead of real deep thoughts on movies, then remember technically it's another instagram or twitter but just for movies
@@rickyrougs yep. people I follow can give me eleven paragraph deep critical serious reviews or shitpost extravaganza or something in-between. Entirely up to me how I shape my feed!
I'm only learning this now. I use letterboxd just to record what movies I watched and will watch, just to keep track of things. I don't review or interact with other profiles so I never realized this was a pseudo social media, that makes me like this platform a bit less. But it explains all those times I went "hmm, 3.9/5, I'm not sure if I should watch this movie, maybe the reviews can change my mind" and the top review is some weird one-line shitpost. The site is still useful though, but I'm kind of meh on it now, and reading the shitposts and low effort jokes, I sort of like the people that I share this hobby with a bit less now :/
I have now believed that letterboxd is a good website that is worth my time yet i will not use it due to the fact that it will eventually exit my brain and i will use my time trying to create a nuclear reactor but realize i will be shot by armed police for trying to detonate it which I probably would
@@argo9721 No, you’re awful. It’s a godsend to people who are into film for countless reasons. It makes discovering and discussing films so much easier, and there are plenty of genuinely good people who use it.
@@theflawedamy It’s not that it’s pointless. It’s simply wrong. You could argue that most people are terrible, or most film lovers are terrible, so it’s irrelevant to Letterboxd itself. You can choose to look only at the negative aspects of Letterboxd or appreciate it as a tool for film lovers and just accept all the ramifications that come with that. Every social media platform has terrible people, even the one you’re using right now. But there is no denying that Letterboxd is useful in many ways.
This is why I stick to making movie reviews on TH-cam. I get to talk about them, edit the video, and share it to the world. Letterbox reviews just give me "this person needs to touch grass" vibes. Great video tho.
@@DarkLorddReviews if that guy said it gives Twitter vibes then my distaste is even more warranted, nothing else quite captures the annoyance of "Twitteresque" humor, genuinely a plague on the internet
I use letterboxd just as a way of recording the things I’ve watched and writing my little thoughts about them so I can look back on them. I think it’s a lot better than other social media because it’s something fun and useful even when you have zero followers.
same, it works really well this way. Google docs was what I was previously using and it just wasn't cutting it. This is so much better and a great tool.
I started using Letterboxd last year and really like it. I don't participate in the community, but I like writing down my thoughts, making lists, and using the stats page to check out more stuff from people I like the work of (currently watching a bunch of Jimmy Stewart stuff cause he's chill and funny).
It used to be on Netflix for a couple of months. But I don't think it's accessible to general audiences. It's one of my favorite movies and I've never met anyone irl who has seen it.
i love letterboxd bc it's a fantastic place for recs/lists, but it sadly did make me love movies less bc of how competitive it is. i always felt pressured to watch a movie every day not bc i wanted to, but because i wanted to log it on the site. that and often comparing myself to the users who write one line reviews or essay length reviews. to keep it short, it did more harm than good to my mental health and ended up feeling burnt out to the point where i didn't log new movies for MONTHS.
I felt the same way with albumoftheyear (similar to rateyourmusic) I wanted to be the "most cultured" and would throw on all these classic albums even when I wasn't in a good head space.
Where The Wild Things Are is my favourite film ever, and I had to pause a minute knowing that you have that on your top movies! It’s rated so badly with ppl, but it’s such a beautiful movie. I always cry watching it, Spike Jonze did a good job
I mean I've never watched the movie but I have read the book at least 50 times as a 2 year old and still believe it is a masterpiece so the film must be good.
Letterboxd is a great platform for people that are into film. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. But every social media platform has terrible people, so you can’t let that stop you from using it.
Pretty much. My tastes are what they are - some mainstream overlap, some typical cinephile overlap, and a fair bit of me not being into the likes of either. It is what it is
Me and every other person on the planet felt profound warmth after finishing Everything, Everywhere, All at Once, but not enough people are obsessed with The Iron Giant. Letterboxd as a platform gets a 5/10 for this reason. Loved the video!
@@DarkLorddReviews wouldn't you make one, my focus isnt even a film channel, I just would love to put just ONE video out the world showing my hatred full on display. :) not for the reasons you think, which is frustrating .
I discovered Letterboxd from a content creator I follow on Instagram and I can see it kinda changed them. What went from a wholesome content creator about movies turned into a little… judgy and a little pompous (I know there’s a word I want to use but I forgot what it was) if you get what I mean. To be fair, I don’t watch a lot of movies these days, maybe because the pandemic killed my love for the cinema and made me realise I don’t need movies to stay alive (before the pandemic I’d go to the cinema every week just to see what’s up), maybe because I just don’t care anymore. I’m more of a short film/animation person when it comes to films anyways. Still, sometimes when I watch a movie I’m here to have a some fun and a good time, not necessarily to blow my brains out with something a little more… sophisticated? Don’t get me wrong, I love movies like those too, I just need to take some time to get my mindset ready for stuff like that.
I hate Letterboxd because as soon as I join 100 people start following me and then it makes you feel special, but if you look at their account they follow up to 20k people, it just sucks cause who takes that much time out of their day just to follow people on an app for reviewing movies.
So much respect for It's Such a Beautiful Day. What a masterpiece. Never see anyone who knows what it is so it was cool seeing it as your favorite film
Sometimes I write a 69 page essay because I want to express my opinions, and sometimes I make a shit joke: perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
Weirdly enough, my favorite thing about Lettetboxd is seeing where you can watch the listed movie, whether it's a streaming service, renting, or physical. As an Animation nerd that really wants to get into other studios but doesn't want to pay for multiple services, this is very, very much appreciated.
when i started letterboxd i wrote really boring, serious and long reviews that got like 2 likes at max then i switched to funny one-liners and managed to score almost 50 likes on a review lol
Where the wild things are is literally the first movie I hated. It was the first time I actually criticized a film. My child brain had never yet considered that I might not be enjoying something because it’s bad, until then. It’s so fucking atrocious, it changed the way I perceive the world.
Where The Wild things are is one of my favorite movies of all time but I don't see a lot about it. The movie means a whole lot to me and I'm bad at picking up sarcasm sometimes (this channel messes with my brain sometimes but I still love it) but if you do genuinely like WTWTA that is amazing!!
Letterboxd is the only usable mobile app for tracking and rating movies. Unfortunately, it's infested with twitter-addicted teenagers who leave half star quip reviews on artful movies about the holocaust. Seriously, don't look too far down the Interest Zone reviews if you want to stay sane
I just liked Joker because it was beautiful for the main performance by Joaquin, the score and cinematography plus it was different for a comic book movie but DAMN💀💀letterboxd is certainly an interesting place lmao
I seriously felt like the only person in the world who would put Unbreakable in their Top 4. Soooo happy to see someone else loves that film as much as I do!
I made a Letterboxd account just to make lists, i could care less if people like them or reply to them, i just make them for my enjoyment. Some of the reviews of movies are well written and thought out and others are just people who are butthurt and say anything pre-2016 "didnt age well".
Letterboxd only sucks if you have no tolerance for human behavior, which is apparently most people nowadays. The site is literally nothing new and all issues with it are the same ones that exist on all other socials combined with philosophical differences on film...which have also existed for a long time. I mean, if you can't stand bad takes, slang, or self-importance...maybe just don't use the internet at all.
Everyone is the same in that we're all unique. That doesn't discredit our uniqueness, but it also means you can't really be "more" unique. You're you, share a lot in common with other humans, but are made up of a unique set of personality traits, experiences, thoughts, loves, fears, etc. Someone can be considered "wackier" or some "normal" but that doesn't make them any more or less unique. Hey, don't blame me for getting philosophical, you started it. lmao
6:02 how does somebody whose favorite films are Infinity War, Monsters, Inc., Charlies And The Chocolate Factory, and Tangled have SUICIDE SQUAD on their watchlist???
people who hate on letterboxd take it way to seriously. i love logging movies and writing little things and making little lists, reading reviews and stuff like that plus i get to find new movies every time. it‘s just a fun time. and if you don’t like it don’t go on it.
In film school, many of my assignments consisted of film analysis, and I like to write anyways, so I use letterboxd to keep practicing my analyses on different films, contrast and compare. I don’t like how it’s become another Twitter for cinemaphiles. As weird as it is to say this, I actually like to read the long, thought out film reviews instead of the cutesy one liners
i have the best letterboxd
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Hello everyone, good viewing🐼👍
i can do better
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Agreed
What makes Letterboxd great is that it's user-friendly. There are profiles which make profound reviews and there are where it's basically twitter shitpost. I love reading both.
Same thought here. Thé in depth reviews are great. The shitposting is just as great. There are some reviews that managed to combine both in depth and shithousery elements and these reviews are the best 😂
Agreed. I love reading both of them.
Nah
Then there are those that are so fucking pretentious and eyerolling. Lot of people on there think that they're the next Roger Ebert or Leonard Maltin.
Sadly that's only an echochamber because all the spicy reviews get deleted by jannies
Letterboxd is basically the twitter equivalent of critic apps
This
That's why I stick to TH-cam.
Wait, so letterboxed users think they're critics? They would have a better time calling themselves one-line stand up comedians, and even that they're bad at.
@@grey_f98 So they're a joke?
Nah this is worse than Twitter lol.
As a letterboxd user I can confirm I am a terrible person
Well, the first step is admitting it.
@@DarkLorddReviews And the second step is not changing it.
letterboxd fans be like “i can’t wait to get home after seeing this movie so i can write my immediate thoughts on a movie minutes after seeing it”
yes
yes
Me rn
Imagine not watching movies at home… who tf goes to the movie theater ew
@@afilmbee yes
I watched Thor with my friend recently. It wasn’t a great movie but I had fun. I like to enjoy movies so I always like to look out for what I find fun or enjoyable about movies. My friend did not like the movie and then they went on Letterboxd and started reading everyone’s negative reviews. As they read the negative reviews, I saw them get angrier and feel worse and worse about the movie. It just made me sad. I feel like I can’t enjoy the movie anymore because Letterboxd caused my friend to murder my parents and then get sentenced to life in prison.
That escalated quickly.
That happened to my buddy Eric once
Hate when that happens!
they had me in the first half ngl
Your friend was based.
Looks like you hand slipped when rating Minions: The Rise of Gru, you didn't give it a 5 star. Just thought I'd let you know.
Not sure if the 5 star is a bit or not
Looks like you hand slipped when rating Minions: The Rise of Gru, you didn't give it a 1 star. Just thought I'd let you know.
There I fixed it
@@silvertriforce2574 i guess your hand slipped , you didn't add /2 ahead of 1 star.Just thought I'd let you know.
Letterboxd made me realize everyone else's taste in media is horrible and bad except for mine.
Same here.
Maybe but what were your 4 favourite picks then?
Profound realization. I had that too and realized i have the best taste in movies and no one else comes close.
@@WafflePenguin36 better than yours
@@__diosito__ I wouldn’t be surprised.
nothing has ever destroyed my sense of individuality more than seeing Letterboxd's Most Fans list and seeing all my top 4 on there.
It's so weird to me that Letterboxd is technically a social media. I get kinda annoyed with profiles that are only shit post type reviews instead of real deep thoughts on movies, then remember technically it's another instagram or twitter but just for movies
Yep. That's Letterbox in a nutshell.
depends on who you follow
not all movies need an in depth review sometimes its nice to just give a fun joke
@@rickyrougs yep. people I follow can give me eleven paragraph deep critical serious reviews or shitpost extravaganza or something in-between. Entirely up to me how I shape my feed!
I'm only learning this now. I use letterboxd just to record what movies I watched and will watch, just to keep track of things. I don't review or interact with other profiles so I never realized this was a pseudo social media, that makes me like this platform a bit less.
But it explains all those times I went "hmm, 3.9/5, I'm not sure if I should watch this movie, maybe the reviews can change my mind" and the top review is some weird one-line shitpost. The site is still useful though, but I'm kind of meh on it now, and reading the shitposts and low effort jokes, I sort of like the people that I share this hobby with a bit less now :/
I had not heard of Letterboxd before watching this video
I have now heard of Letterboxd
I will continue to not use Letterboxd
Dont listen. The app is great
I have now believed that letterboxd is a good website that is worth my time yet i will not use it due to the fact that it will eventually exit my brain and i will use my time trying to create a nuclear reactor but realize i will be shot by armed police for trying to detonate it which I probably would
Same.
@@spetterpoepje3192 don't listen to this guy it's awful
@@argo9721 No, you’re awful. It’s a godsend to people who are into film for countless reasons. It makes discovering and discussing films so much easier, and there are plenty of genuinely good people who use it.
I will NOT be forgetting that 2 and a half stars on Heat
ikr? _Opinion discarded_
Already know Nick's profile is fake because he dosent have norm of the north as one of his favorite films
Letterboxed is 60% thirsty women, 35% edgy comments and 5% reviews ...
Thirsty gays*
@@tfrudoin5143 thirsty gay women too
@@jokybones Gay women are still gays.
as a Letterboxd user, I never knew women existed
"women"
ppl are annoying af on letterboxd
They really are man.
Mostly filled with shitpost and sjw peoples.
As a letterboxd user, I can confirm that the tilte is true, and based
As a Letterboxd user as well, I can confirm that this is true. I am terrible.
@Hussain Drees your comment saying pointless comment on my pointless comment is more pointless than my pointless comment
@@theflawedamy It’s not that it’s pointless. It’s simply wrong. You could argue that most people are terrible, or most film lovers are terrible, so it’s irrelevant to Letterboxd itself. You can choose to look only at the negative aspects of Letterboxd or appreciate it as a tool for film lovers and just accept all the ramifications that come with that. Every social media platform has terrible people, even the one you’re using right now. But there is no denying that Letterboxd is useful in many ways.
tilte
This is why I stick to making movie reviews on TH-cam. I get to talk about them, edit the video, and share it to the world.
Letterbox reviews just give me "this person needs to touch grass" vibes.
Great video tho.
letterbox gives me twitter vibes but with movies
@@perfectsekai Yep
@@DarkLorddReviews TH-cam reviews can create hiveminds where the viewers will say a movie is good/bad just because their favorite TH-camr said so.
@@lol-ih1tl True. I just say it's just my opinion. Nothing more, nothing less.
@@DarkLorddReviews if that guy said it gives Twitter vibes then my distaste is even more warranted, nothing else quite captures the annoyance of "Twitteresque" humor, genuinely a plague on the internet
I use letterboxd just as a way of recording the things I’ve watched and writing my little thoughts about them so I can look back on them. I think it’s a lot better than other social media because it’s something fun and useful even when you have zero followers.
same, it works really well this way. Google docs was what I was previously using and it just wasn't cutting it. This is so much better and a great tool.
yeah exactly, i don't like having followers bc the idea of being perceived and judged for my thoughts is too much for me
I started using Letterboxd last year and really like it. I don't participate in the community, but I like writing down my thoughts, making lists, and using the stats page to check out more stuff from people I like the work of (currently watching a bunch of Jimmy Stewart stuff cause he's chill and funny).
"my profile is the golden standard of opinion and taste".... he says hovering over a 2.5 rating of heat, the greatest heist movie of all time
His taste is horrible
I wish it’s such a beautiful day was more easily accessible on streaming services. It needs to be seen by more people.
It used to be on Netflix for a couple of months. But I don't think it's accessible to general audiences. It's one of my favorite movies and I've never met anyone irl who has seen it.
dude i just made a letterboxd account hours ago and saw ya, you have indeed the best letterboxd
Letterboxd is truly one of the sites ever
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Oh my god let this poor meme die already. Its old
I like the part where letterboxd says "It's letterboxding time!" and then letterboxds all of it's users. Truly a site indeed.
@@someguyidkimrunningoutofus794 classic scene
Cease!
Letterboxd is the Linkedin of movie reviews.
Nick and Karsten must now fight to the death over who is the real king of letterboxd
But it’s neither, the answer is Schaffrillas.
@@gregorybronsteinno, Martin Scorsese immediately took that title the minute he joined
i love letterboxd and i love 24 frames of nick!
is this why i get bullied
Same. Also hello Awesomemay
I only do it because of letterbox. Now go finish my homework!
Nick talks about having good taste in films yet he gave HEAT 2,5 STARS
Bro rated it the same as Thor Love and Thunder
SUCH AN L REVIEW 😡😡😡
@@heartjakehotel9955 true
Came looking for this comment, was appalled and disgusted 😂
I could have directed the movie in a better way
i love letterboxd bc it's a fantastic place for recs/lists, but it sadly did make me love movies less bc of how competitive it is. i always felt pressured to watch a movie every day not bc i wanted to, but because i wanted to log it on the site. that and often comparing myself to the users who write one line reviews or essay length reviews. to keep it short, it did more harm than good to my mental health and ended up feeling burnt out to the point where i didn't log new movies for MONTHS.
I felt the same way with albumoftheyear (similar to rateyourmusic) I wanted to be the "most cultured" and would throw on all these classic albums even when I wasn't in a good head space.
Agreed
Damn, that’s sad
I felt that xD
Wait im confused are you like some sort of influencer on lb?
I want to watch but he told me not to. I don't know what to do.
Petition to make this an ongoing series where you violently rip and tear into people’s profiles (the source of every Letterboxd user’s self esteem).
I second that.
@@DarkLorddReviews I third that
@@captaincommando5072 🍻
No
Where The Wild Things Are is my favourite film ever, and I had to pause a minute knowing that you have that on your top movies! It’s rated so badly with ppl, but it’s such a beautiful movie. I always cry watching it, Spike Jonze did a good job
I mean I've never watched the movie but I have read the book at least 50 times as a 2 year old and still believe it is a masterpiece so the film must be good.
Worst part is that Tangled isn’t the highest rated film on Letterboxd
Wait really???
@@themoviecritic1092 Unfortunately not :(
@@RickDaSquirrel Pain 😔
PAIN :((((
Your influence on my mental health is fucking devastating. Don't look at me
Letterboxd is a great platform for people that are into film. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. But every social media platform has terrible people, so you can’t let that stop you from using it.
Pretty much. My tastes are what they are - some mainstream overlap, some typical cinephile overlap, and a fair bit of me not being into the likes of either. It is what it is
Me and every other person on the planet felt profound warmth after finishing Everything, Everywhere, All at Once, but not enough people are obsessed with The Iron Giant. Letterboxd as a platform gets a 5/10 for this reason. Loved the video!
6:48 That dude’s gotta be trolling. No one out there genuinely thinks Thor: The Dark World is a 5-star movie.
That's because it's a 6-star movie (out of 5 stars)
Different things resonate with different people for different reasons
Letterbox is just another Twitter, except people can judge you and your taste about movies.
So normal Twitter.
I could make a entire essay on the pain this site gives me and how I genuinely want the people their to suffer severe pain
@@theavootar Dew it.
@@DarkLorddReviews wouldn't you make one, my focus isnt even a film channel, I just would love to put just ONE video out the world showing my hatred full on display. :) not for the reasons you think, which is frustrating .
They would call me mentally ill buts that's on them, they can be biased and ignorant
Gonna be real, I don't judge people's letterboxd, I just use it to find new movies
I always love seeing Nick's reviews show up on Letterboxd
This video makes me scared for whenever this dude finds my Letterboxd
I discovered Letterboxd from a content creator I follow on Instagram and I can see it kinda changed them. What went from a wholesome content creator about movies turned into a little… judgy and a little pompous (I know there’s a word I want to use but I forgot what it was) if you get what I mean. To be fair, I don’t watch a lot of movies these days, maybe because the pandemic killed my love for the cinema and made me realise I don’t need movies to stay alive (before the pandemic I’d go to the cinema every week just to see what’s up), maybe because I just don’t care anymore. I’m more of a short film/animation person when it comes to films anyways. Still, sometimes when I watch a movie I’m here to have a some fun and a good time, not necessarily to blow my brains out with something a little more… sophisticated? Don’t get me wrong, I love movies like those too, I just need to take some time to get my mindset ready for stuff like that.
I love you for putting It’s Such A Beautiful Day as your favorite
Sometimes I read one star reviews of my favorite movies because feel like I was happy for too long
8:28 i’m not gay but maybe i am sad lol, thanks for the 6 king ❤️
I hate Letterboxd because as soon as I join 100 people start following me and then it makes you feel special, but if you look at their account they follow up to 20k people, it just sucks cause who takes that much time out of their day just to follow people on an app for reviewing movies.
Predicted Joker: Folie á Deux at 0:48 i guess
BRO YOU ARE THE FIRST PERSON THAT I SEE THAT HAS IT'S SUCH A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN FAVORITES, I LOVE YOU MAN!
So much respect for It's Such a Beautiful Day. What a masterpiece. Never see anyone who knows what it is so it was cool seeing it as your favorite film
Sometimes I write a 69 page essay because I want to express my opinions, and sometimes I make a shit joke: perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
It's tempting to make a Letterbox account but that's a loop hole I don't want to fall into.
Weirdly enough, my favorite thing about Lettetboxd is seeing where you can watch the listed movie, whether it's a streaming service, renting, or physical. As an Animation nerd that really wants to get into other studios but doesn't want to pay for multiple services, this is very, very much appreciated.
the dev lemons mention was unexpected but appreciated 🙏
I thought I was the only person who knew about Dev Lemons
"my letterboxd is perfect"
*Heat rewatch at 2.5*
"where the wild things are" is so underrated
when i started letterboxd i wrote really boring, serious and long reviews that got like 2 likes at max
then i switched to funny one-liners and managed to score almost 50 likes on a review lol
I didn't know about the stats thing so it took me like 30 minutes to figure out that you need pro thanks nick
I can no longer unsee Get Out as a carbon copy of Shrek 2 after that desc
Can we talk about the fact that caddicarus out of all people make normal movie reviews on letterboxd?
preach
please do a part 2. im very proud of my letterboxd
Just when I download Letterboxd, this pops up in my recommendations… damn TH-cam, it’s like that?
nick is the leterboxd god
I sent my letterboxd and he didn’t review. Ima cry rn
Joke btw
cool video! while we're at it with opinions, it's such a beautiful day isn't that good
Thin ice
@@24FramesOfNick thin ice
@@ellifsyaa thin ice
@@24FramesOfNick i rated it 3 stars. which is still a positive rating
@@6amsunset_ 3 stars is good i agree with you
Where the wild things are is literally the first movie I hated. It was the first time I actually criticized a film. My child brain had never yet considered that I might not be enjoying something because it’s bad, until then. It’s so fucking atrocious, it changed the way I perceive the world.
😐
You got “it’s such a beautiful day” on your favorites. You sir, have good taste
As a user of letterboxd, I can confirm that the watchlist shit is true.
Love seeing your reviews on letterbox lol, they're always the most entertaining out of anyone i follow
jokes on you, i stare at my watchlist for 1hour per day choosing which i tick off today
seeing HEAT rated 2 and half star at 1:47 made me not to continue with the video and spared me a lot of time
Where The Wild things are is one of my favorite movies of all time but I don't see a lot about it. The movie means a whole lot to me and I'm bad at picking up sarcasm sometimes (this channel messes with my brain sometimes but I still love it) but if you do genuinely like WTWTA that is amazing!!
I love lists on letterbox. It’a fun to see the overlap on my watchlist. They’re also fun for weird recommendations.
I remember watching the original norm of the north video and that’s how I found out about your channel good job keep it up
that Heat review was unconscionable
I'm honored and proud to have a 2/10 Letterboxd
Letterboxd is the only usable mobile app for tracking and rating movies. Unfortunately, it's infested with twitter-addicted teenagers who leave half star quip reviews on artful movies about the holocaust. Seriously, don't look too far down the Interest Zone reviews if you want to stay sane
woah i know you from your letterboxd reviews this is crazy hearing your voice
I just liked Joker because it was beautiful for the main performance by Joaquin, the score and cinematography plus it was different for a comic book movie but DAMN💀💀letterboxd is certainly an interesting place lmao
I would be so proud of you if you ever reviewed It's Such a Beautiful Day.
Yo Nick's from the Yard profile with the banger "The Lighthouse" review
That quick clip of the Star Wars ranking is so close to my own it’s a bit scary
"cause I know when that hotline bling that could only mean one thing"- 24 Frames of Nick, quite literally a week or two ago.
I type my film reviews in Word first, so to see someone typing straight into the box like that ... ugh, it hurts.
Giving HEAT 2 and half stars is vile
7:04 to the cardigan that sent this in (Or I guess Nick) that was pretty boss of you
I seriously felt like the only person in the world who would put Unbreakable in their Top 4. Soooo happy to see someone else loves that film as much as I do!
I made a Letterboxd account just to make lists, i could care less if people like them or reply to them, i just make them for my enjoyment.
Some of the reviews of movies are well written and thought out and others are just people who are butthurt and say anything pre-2016 "didnt age well".
(Zack Snyder exists)
LetterBox: *boner activate*
My profile wasn't featured, I'm giving this video a 3/10
Letterboxd only sucks if you have no tolerance for human behavior, which is apparently most people nowadays. The site is literally nothing new and all issues with it are the same ones that exist on all other socials combined with philosophical differences on film...which have also existed for a long time.
I mean, if you can't stand bad takes, slang, or self-importance...maybe just don't use the internet at all.
Yeah, I agree. It seems like people are having less and less tolerance for human behavior as the years go by.
On that site people have strong opinions on everything, its not Anything like real people.
The Schaffrillas Fandom. Need I say more.
You're a fan too.
BAHAHAHA
The true entertainment is pausing every frame of this video to read every single Letterboxd review Nick leaves
I would like to see more of these because it was so much fun to watch
Will you be doing more videos like this rating Letterboxd's
6:03 Deserves a 10/10 just for having Tangled as a favorite
Everyone is the same in that we're all unique. That doesn't discredit our uniqueness, but it also means you can't really be "more" unique. You're you, share a lot in common with other humans, but are made up of a unique set of personality traits, experiences, thoughts, loves, fears, etc. Someone can be considered "wackier" or some "normal" but that doesn't make them any more or less unique.
Hey, don't blame me for getting philosophical, you started it. lmao
6:02 how does somebody whose favorite films are Infinity War, Monsters, Inc., Charlies And The Chocolate Factory, and Tangled have SUICIDE SQUAD on their watchlist???
I like how the opening music is from Nintendogs. Keep it up, Nick. Haha
people who hate on letterboxd take it way to seriously. i love logging movies and writing little things and making little lists, reading reviews and stuff like that plus i get to find new movies every time. it‘s just a fun time. and if you don’t like it don’t go on it.
I'm still waiting for part 2 or a tweet so I could send my own Letterboxd profile
In film school, many of my assignments consisted of film analysis, and I like to write anyways, so I use letterboxd to keep practicing my analyses on different films, contrast and compare. I don’t like how it’s become another Twitter for cinemaphiles. As weird as it is to say this, I actually like to read the long, thought out film reviews instead of the cutesy one liners