Mitchell Beaupre dives into the world of tags, which can help you spice up your Letterboxd life, save money, discover new film friends and get deeply nostalgic.

Barbenheimer becomes the destroyer of records as a miraculous weekend for theaters shakes things up at Letterboxd. Ella Kemp has the ratings, reactions and receipts. 

With Letterboxd members in Japan among the first Studio Ghibli fans in the world to see Hayao Miyazaki’s The Boy and the Heron, we look for clues to the mysterious new film from the master storyteller.

Before Greta Gerwig’s dolls come to life, Letterboxd members who have ranked every animated Barbie movie fill us in on the best songs, funniest villains and hottest cottagecore lesbians in the Mattel fashionista’s universe.

To celebrate the release of Asteroid City, Jack Moulton surveys Letterboxd lists to understand what Wes Anderson’s good dads, sad bastards and Willem Dafriends tell us about the filmmaker—and ourselves. 

As The Wicker Man turns 50, thousands of Letterboxd members head to Summerisle for yet another shot of sacrificial solstice strangeness—or their very first dance around the malevolent maypole.

The eagerly anticipated follow-up to one of Letterboxd’s most popular movies is already outpacing its beloved predecessor in almost every respect. 

The Letterboxd crew celebrates Mother’s Day 2023 by asking our own moms about their favorite films.

Party Girl’s writer-director and music supervisor share production memories, praise feminist librarians and give screenwriting advice while reading your Letterboxd reviews of their 1995 indie gem. 

From subversive rom-coms to Hollywood’s unsavory history, Mia Vicino combs through Letterboxd lists to highlight some of the best Asian American and Asian Canadian stories for your AAPI month viewing (and year round).

The unstoppable John Wick leaps into the Letterboxd Top 250 as we look at the opening weekend reactions to the hitman franchise’s fourth installment.

As awards season wraps up for another year, Top Gun: Maverick claims the trophy for most obsessively rewatched of the best picture nominees—and we have reaction from the victor’s Oscar winners.