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Jeez, watching movies isn't a race. But it's still cool to always be #1 one in anything film-related!

My problem is I'm too lazy. I watch films or work out or work or sleep. And the rest is just mindless bullshitting on MoFo. If I wanted to create a list, that'd take a lot of time and given I can't really sacrifice any of the time dedicated to anything but watching films, this would mean less films watched. And Allaby is watching so many he's making me uncomfortable! I don't want to lose to him and his maniacal number of films watched by the end of 2024.

Looks like I've seen 332 films from the 1910s, so that'd be possible, too. I'm not sure if I can actually list 100 I loved from this decade, though.
Only 464 from the 1920s, though. I really have to step up my silents game.
Only 464 from the 1920s, though. I really have to step up my silents game.

Originally Posted by Mr Minio
Originally Posted by Wyldesyde19
Originally Posted by Mr Minio
I feel like making another top 100 or something but I'm too lazy

Originally Posted by Wyldesyde19
Originally Posted by Mr Minio
I feel like making another top 100 or something but I'm too lazy

I miss pestering my friends about films they didn't get. These days, watching films is even more solitary than it used to be. Good because I'm not dependent on anybody's reaction to the sincerity and genuity of my comments. I'm my own man! But I also don't talk to anyone about films.

Originally Posted by Mr Minio
I feel like making another top 100 or something but I'm too lazy

For years I thought creating write-ups about films I just watched was pointless and stupid. But then I started doing it. Maybe the same will apply to this guide idea.
Anyway, when I had a constant audience of film buffs that followed my every rating & comment, and not just any random people, but people I interacted with, that social aspect was pretty cool. Letterboxd is much more decentralized. I have many followers but I hardly know any of them, let alone spoke to any of them.
Anyway, when I had a constant audience of film buffs that followed my every rating & comment, and not just any random people, but people I interacted with, that social aspect was pretty cool. Letterboxd is much more decentralized. I have many followers but I hardly know any of them, let alone spoke to any of them.

I have an idea. It's a guide to cinephilia. It'd contain all countries and movements and styles and whatnot with directors and films. It sounds cool in theory, but it'd be lots of work and I'm not sure what the end goal would be. Maybe a better idea would be to create some categories and add many films that fit the category.