Hello! Here’s a quick note about some new updates we have for you in the run up to the end of the year, with apologies to David Fincher. Firstly, you might have noticed we’ve been beta testing tighter Facebook integration.

Big thanks to Film Comment magazine for this mention in its new print edition!

Two neat new features for our Pro and Patron today: Clone a List You can now clone and edit any public List with a single click.

Today we’re beyond thrilled to announce a partnership with The Dissolve, a fantastic new film criticism site from the team behind Pitchfork. Beside each review on The Dissolve you’ll now find an embedded summary of activity from Letterboxd, which we automatically personalize if you’re signed in to our site.

Filtering, filing and shortcuts have been added in our latest feature update.

As mentioned in our Community post, we’ve been working on a way to prevent another member from interacting with your Letterboxd . From today, a ‘Blocking’ facility is available to all , should you require it.

We almost forgot to mention here that the wonderful folks at Symbolset have added us to their sweet set of social icons.

As any community grows, its ability to remain on an even keel is likely to be challenged. And while the vast majority of interaction on Letterboxd is respectful and good-natured, we’re aware that from time to time, have stepped over the line from voicing opinion to lodging personal attacks.

A few more changes today we hope you’ll like… Actor and director pages now show a photo and bio, if available on The Movie DB.

Happy Oscar day! We’ve just pushed a minor update to the site that addresses the following issues: Review text edited directly from the Diary page now retains its paragraph formatting. The Netflix controls in the poster’s Actions menu now behave as expected.

We’re thrilled to announce that after fifteen months of public beta, Letterboxd is no longer invitation-only.