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PHYLM

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Your movie taste, turned into a match percentage

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Your movie taste, turned into a match percentage

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Phylm is one platform for choosing what to watch. Search movies & TV by genre, region, and language — with trailers, IMDb/TMDB/Metascore/Rotten Tomatoes ratings, and where to stream, all in one place. Rate films you've seen and get a personal match % for every title.

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Hey Hunters! 🎬 Phylm started with a small annoyance: Google moved the watchlist feature off web search and buried it inside Google TV. My whole system for tracking films just... stopped fitting how I actually browse. But rebuilding a watchlist made me notice the real problem. Picking one movie today looks like this: search the title → watch the trailer on YouTube → check IMDb → cross-check Rotten Tomatoes and Metascore → then hunt down which platform even streams it. Five tabs. Every single time. And that's before you've decided anything. Phylm collapses all of it into one place: 🎬 Search movies & TV by genre, region, and language ⭐ Trailers + IMDb, TMDB, Metascore, and Rotten Tomatoes scores on one card 📺 Where to stream it — right there 📌 A watchlist that lives where you browse 💯 And my favorite part: rate what you've watched, and every film on the platform gets a match % based on your taste I built it for myself first, then realized every selective film lover has this exact tab-juggling ritual. Would love feedback from fellow cinephiles:) Also, what's the one thing you always check before committing to a film? Let me know in comments.

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14h ago

Is anyone else's watchlist just a graveyard?

My movie-picking ritual: trailer on YouTube IMDb Rotten Tomatoes Metascore hunt for where it streams. Five tabs. 45 minutes. Then we rewatch The Office anyway.

Got fed up and built Phylm one card with the trailer, all four ratings, streaming availability, plus a personal match % based on films you've rated (not the crowd's average).

Before I go further, I want this community's take:

What's the ONE thing you always check before committing to a film?

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