Letterboxd are gathering around Steven Soderbergh’s fictional pandemic drama Contagion, as a real disease has us keeping our distance from each other.

Long-time member Lise, of Canada, answers our questions about how she uses Letterboxd, and why you should her March Around the World challenge.

In praise of what we’re calling ‘Goode Films’: the not-great, quite-average turkeys, bombs and bloated messes that we love to love anyway (by way of one perfectly average leap-year rom-com that has charmed its way into many Letterboxd hearts).

In which we award the Most Picture Oscar to the most-rewatched of the 2020 Best Picture nominees, and track down the Letterboxd member who most obsessively rewatched the Most Obsessively Rewatched Film in our 2019 Year in Review—Avengers: Endgame—to ask “Why?”.

We speak with Waad al-Kateab and Edward Watts, the Oscar-nominated directors of For Sama, our highest-rated documentary of 2019.

축하해요 to Bong Joon-ho and the Parasite crew on taking the highest-rated spot in our 2019 Year in Review. Congrats also to Anthony and Joe Russo and the Marvel team on Avengers: Endgame finishing the year as the Most Popular film.

The best films and directors of the decade, according to the Letterboxd community. As the 2010s stumble to a close, we release a collection of lists celebrating the best films and directors of the decade, and reveal your most underrated and overlooked gems.

To celebrate The Black List’s annual survey for 2019, we put the Letterboxd Life in Film questionnaire to its visionary founder Franklin Leonard.

Today Parasite overtook The Godfather as the highest-rated narrative feature film on Letterboxd. We examine what this means, and bring you the story of the birth of the #BongHive.

Following some lively debate about what qualifies as a horror film, we present the 50 highest-rated horror films of the decade, as voted by the Letterboxd community.

Lulu Wang, writer and director of The Farewell, on taking her time.

We reveal the highest-rated world premieres at Toronto, and unpack the Letterboxd reactions to the TIFF People’s Choice winner, Jojo Rabbit.