Enter two Letterboxd usernames and see how well the tastes match: what you both love, where you argue, and which films each of you should show the other.
Public Letterboxd data only. No Letterboxd password or account connection.
The genres, directors and films you both love, and the films you both rated 4 stars or more.
The films you rated furthest apart, and the parts of your taste that don't overlap at all.
Films one of you loved that the other hasn't seen yet, and the watchlist you share.
Yours and a friend's, or any two public profiles. There's no login and no Letterboxd password.
It lines up both rating histories and watchlists, measures how often your ratings agree, and finds where your tastes overlap and split.
Every comparison has its own link. Send it to your friend, then find a movie you'll both like.
Two people can share most of their favorites and still disagree on what to watch tonight. The comparison shows the films that bring you together and the ones you rated furthest apart, so the next movie night starts with something you both want to see.
Yes. Enter two public Letterboxd usernames and MovieDisco compares the profiles in full: how often your ratings agree, the films you both love, the films you rated furthest apart, the directors you share, and your shared watchlist.
MovieDisco takes the films you've both rated and measures how often your ratings land within half a star of each other. It also compares the genres, countries and directors each of you watches more than typical Letterboxd members do.
Yes, inside a group. Start the Letterboxd recommender, add up to 9 friends, and open the Stats tab to see group stats for everyone.
No. Both profiles just need to be public on Letterboxd. Neither person logs in.
Yes. From any comparison, select "Find a movie for both" to get recommendations that score well for both of you.