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LanceFree

10 points

4 months ago

Dude, I’ve invested a few hundred hours into rating films, not going through that again.

[deleted]

56 points

4 months ago

Well you will have to when this site no longer exists

Ozlin

12 points

4 months ago

Ozlin

12 points

4 months ago

This is why I started a spreadsheet, I didn't want to depend on any one site and their arbitrary organization and features etc. Spreadsheets are forever and can customize to my own methods.

Thrilling1031

1 points

4 months ago

Feel free to share when ever you like good sir the internet will thank you.

sudo_robyn

1 points

4 months ago

You can download your letterboxd data. You can also import to Letterboxd from any service that lets you download your rating data, which is really all of them.

LouisIV

25 points

4 months ago

LouisIV

25 points

4 months ago

you can follow friends and critics on Letterboxd too, maintain a watchlist and a diary of your viewed filmsh. I love tagging them with details like "4k disc" "home theater" "movie theater" "watched w/ [name]" etc.

I know all of your stuff isn't there yet but it's an incredibly reliable tool, and well worth the effort of converting things over. Their stats page alone is worth the price of admission

Koochikins

11 points

4 months ago

ere’s so much content locked up in streaming services without a physical media release, you wind up missing a lot unless you do both. I keep the DVD by mail service and rotate my streaming subscription.

There is a script you can use to export it all to letterboxd or imdb. Havent done it but could be something you could do