... Ever feel like Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, and Letterboxd don't seem quite aligned in their scores? Looking for a new way to discover, rank, and discuss movies with friends/family? We have the solution: Montir. It's a new app our team launched to try and offer an innovative approach to the stagnant old formula of seemingly "objective" rankings that lead to you giving a movie a 4.5/5 while some old, dusty, "expert" critic gives it a 3/5. Instead ...

... neon-soaked stylized action" or "rain-soaked melancholy." The problem Recommendation engines mostly run on collaborative filtering. Netflix, Prime, the whole streaming layer. Same 200 films surface for everyone. A 120-year catalog of cinema never gets touched. Letterboxd is the exception that proves the point. Incredible for logging, reviewing, rating, and following critics. Discovery on it is real but it takes work. Hunt down a list someone made, scroll through it, cross-reference your watchlist, repeat. Power users love ... ... Next.js / Vercel, stateless PWA. No native app. 75-register mood taxonomy I hand-curated over months. Each one has an editorial definition + canonical exemplar films. Stuff like warm hug, neon nights, anxious dread, intellectual puzzle, melancholy beauty. Defining "wistful" vs

... share a project I'm working on, hoping to get some feedback. As a huge movie fan, I used apps like CineTrak for years, until they started imposing limits on lists. I also tried other popular trackers (TV Time, Letterboxd, IMDb), but I couldn't find the perfect app for my needs. So, over the last year, I decided to build my own personal alternative

... pushed without alignment, creators push back, audiences resist, and no one wins. And audiences are pushing back too. They're not asking for more AI content. It's a stigma and growing distrust you can't shake. In the Letterboxd era, they're asking for stories that make them feel something made by people they can see. At some point, reality has to catch up with market delusion. AI is just added tech. And tech, like @Storiara , should support storytellers ...

... career designing complex tools (adtech, social media platforms), but recently I've been diving deeper into code to bring my own ideas to life. Right now I'm building Overtakes.app, a social rating platform for Formula 1 fans. Think Letterboxd but for F1 races. I'm a huge fan and I wanted a place to rate races, track my opinions over time, and see how the community feels about each Grand Prix. I designed and built the whole thing myself ...

... away what I loved most about sports; the emotion, the unpredictability, the joy. So I built RateGame to help myself (and hopefully others) fall back in love with the game itself. Think of it like a sports journal meets Letterboxd ; where fans rate the games they watch and relive the moments that define their fandom. Grateful to join the Product Hunt community and excited to learn, share, and connect with other builders chasing something meaningful ...

... just launched the initial version of my FREE app called SceneIt -  https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sc... It's similar to Letterboxd but with a goal to make it feel more like a social + movie discovery experience. I built it because finding something to watch when you have no idea what you're in the mood for takes forever and I wanted to fix that. Since it is early stage, we are accepting feature requests! So if you have ...

... love reviewing. My all time favorite site for reviews is probably Metacritic , but of course Yelp, Google Maps reviews, rottentomatoes, and opencritic are great; a lot of hype for Letterboxd lately but it's kinda not been to my taste. Any other recommendations of the best sites out there for reviewing stuff? Comment from Abdellah Rolam(@rolambuilds): I also really like RateYourMusic for albums, TripAdvisor for travel spots, and sometimes Reddit threads go deep with honest reviews. Been meaning ... ... check out Letterboxd