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usagibryan
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01 Dec 2022, 1:15 pm

Does anyone else use Letterboxd for movies? I'm addicted to it, it's great for making lists.


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01 Dec 2022, 4:02 pm

usagibryan wrote:
Does anyone else use Letterboxd for movies? I'm addicted to it, it's great for making lists.


It looks interesting. I use to keep all of my ticket stubs, so I add a record for all the movies I'd seen since the late 1990s. Then the theater changed to paper tickets, and they don't last. :(

It would be nice to have a place to keep a list of movies I'd like to see, but my problem is I forget the title from the previews before I get home.



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02 Dec 2022, 7:49 am

pcgoblin wrote:
usagibryan wrote:
Does anyone else use Letterboxd for movies? I'm addicted to it, it's great for making lists.


It looks interesting. I use to keep all of my ticket stubs, so I add a record for all the movies I'd seen since the late 1990s. Then the theater changed to paper tickets, and they don't last. :(

It would be nice to have a place to keep a list of movies I'd like to see, but my problem is I forget the title from the previews before I get home.


I don't imagine I'll ever have a complete list, but as soon as a movie pops in my head, one I forgot I saw or wanted to see, or as soon as I see a trailer online, I add it to Letterboxd.


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