Letterboxd Is Up for Sale, and A24, Sony and the New York Times Are Bidding
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rdmuser today at 8:31 PM
Having such a high profile film rating site be potentially owned by a film studio has serious conflict of interest issues. Same goes for amazon buying imdb and they've already used that to adjust scores for at least one film they released because of bad reviews. I'm happy to see this get some attention here after my submission didn't because the potential implications of this purchase are big.
clayhacks today at 8:19 PM
Is there an ATproto or activity pub version of letterboxd? I like A24, but not sure how much I trust Sony or the NYT to run it reasonably
DarkNova6 today at 8:23 PM
Amazing. So Imdb 2.0 has become Imdb 2.0.
thrownaway561 today at 8:47 PM
so glad I move over to TMDB the other day. Letterboxd layout is the worst.
Computer0 today at 8:17 PM
I use https://movielens.org/ and it is ran by the University of Minnesota.
ChrisArchitect today at 8:40 PM
Referenced NYT piece (unlocked): https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/24/business/media/letterboxd...
Related background on the state of growth there from a few months ago:
The Rise and (Potential) Fall of Letterboxd
mpalmer today at 8:32 PM
Truly, everything good gets milked dry for someone's exit. I know that's usually celebrated in a forum like this, but is it possible things are just a bit out of balance?
535188B17C93743 today at 8:20 PM
Can't wait for the enshittification of Letterboxd.
Dear God, don't let Amazon do what it did to Goodreads here.