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Upload your IMDb or Letterboxd ratings and get a full breakdown: how you use the scale, where you split from IMDb's and TMDB's crowds, your genres, decades and directors, and how your habits change over time.
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Getting your files
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From IMDb
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Open Your RatingsSign in if IMDb asks.Open Your Ratings ↗
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Choose ⋯, then ExportThe ⋯ button is at the top right of the list.
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Download it from Your ExportsIMDb takes a minute or two to make the file. Refresh until it says it's ready.Open Your Exports ↗
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Bring the CSV hereDrop it anywhere on this page.
Don't rate films? Open your watchlist, or any list you log films in, and use ⋯ → Export the same way.
From Letterboxd
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Open Settings, then DataSign in if Letterboxd asks.Open Letterboxd settings ↗
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Choose Export your dataLetterboxd makes a ZIP, and your browser downloads it.
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Bring the ZIP hereThere's no need to unzip it.
Logged films without rating them? That's fine: every film you've logged is in the ZIP.
Drop it here
Use the upload button, or drop the file anywhere on this page. There's no need to unzip the Letterboxd export. It's saved in this browser so it's there next time, and Remove my data deletes it.
Add the other one
With both, you can switch between your IMDb and Letterboxd ratings, see your diary calendar and streaks, and check the two sites side by side.
Your ratings
Your watch log
Crowd favourites you've seen
What you pick
How IMDb rates what you watch
Your films by IMDb rating, rounded to the nearest point.
Hidden gems you found
The lowest-rated you watched anyway
The films you've logged that IMDb rates lowest.
IMDb against TMDB
Two crowds' averages for the films you've logged, and where they disagree most.
What you watch
Genres
A film counts once in each of its genres. Click one to list its films.
Directors you watch most
With the average IMDb rating of their films you've logged. Click one to list them.
Release years
Each square is a year, shaded by how many of your films came out in it. Click a year to list them.
Fewer More
Decades of release
Countries
Where each film was made, most films first. A co-production counts once in each of its countries.
Outside your main country
Your main country is the one most of your films are from.
Franchises and series
Groups of 2 or more films, matched by title. Pick one to see its films.
When you watch
Calendar
Each square is a day, coloured by how many films you logged.
Fewer More (0, 1, 2, 3, 4+ films a day)
Day of the week
Films logged per month
How soon you watch
Time between a film's release and the day you logged it.
Runtime
How long the films you pick run.
Films for you
Latest reviewed
Your extremes
Your 10s
Your lowest scores
How you use the scale
Your scores against IMDb's
How many titles got each score from you, and from IMDb's average rounded to the nearest point.
YouIMDb, rounded
How harsh you are at each level
Titles grouped by IMDb's rating. The gap shows whether you score each group above or below the crowd.
Your averageIMDb average
You and the crowd
Every title you rated
IMDb's rating across, yours up. Dots above the dashed line are titles you liked more than most people did. The blue line is your average at each IMDb level. Click a dot to open it.
You rated it over 1 point higherWithin 1 pointYou rated it over 1 point lower
You liked these more than everyone else
Everyone else liked these more than you
Two crowds: IMDb and TMDB
TMDB's average comes from a different, smaller audience. Comparing both shows which crowd your taste sits closer to, and where the two crowds split.
Worth a second look
Ratings 4 or more points away from IMDb's. Some are real opinions; some might be misclicks.
What your scores mean
Your scores in IMDb's terms
For each score you give (at least 3 times), IMDb's average for those titles. Hover a row for the numbers.
Your scoreIMDb average
Harsher or kinder over time
Your average against IMDb's for what you rated each year, for years with 10 or more ratings.
Your averageIMDb average
What you like
Genres
Most titles first. A title counts once in each of its genres.
Decades of release
When the films came out, not when you watched them.
Countries
Where each title was made, most titles first. A co-production counts once in each of its countries.
Outside your main country
Your main country is the one most of your titles are from.
Release years
Shade by
Directors
At leasttitles
Click a director to see all their films ranked. Click a column to sort. The gap bar shows how far your average sits from IMDb's for the same titles.
Actors
At leasttitles
Actors billed near the top of 3 or more of your films. Click an actor to see all their films. Click a column to sort. The gap bar shows how far your average sits from IMDb's for the same titles.
Franchises and series
Sort by
Groups of 2 or more titles, matched by title. Pick one to see its films.
Same title, different film
Originals against remakes, and the odd coincidence.
How much of their work you've seen
Every director you've seen a film by, against the films TMDB lists for them. Shorts and very obscure work are left out. Open one to see what's left.
Sort by
Directors you've seen everything by
You've seen every film TMDB lists for them (leaving out shorts and very obscure work). Click a column to sort.
Actors: how much of their work you've seen
Actors billed near the top of 3 or more of your films, against the films TMDB lists for them. Appearances as themselves, uncredited parts and very obscure work are left out. Open one to see what's left.
Sort by
Actors you've seen everything by
You've seen every film TMDB lists for them (leaving out appearances as themselves, uncredited parts and very obscure work). Click a column to sort.
When and how you rate
Ratings per month
Your average by quarter
Quarters with at least 3 ratings, by the date you rated.
Fresh, or from memory?
The same comparison for titles you rated soon after release, and for titles rated in bulk.
Runtime
Do longer films score better with you?
Popularity
Titles split into four equal groups by how many people rated them on IMDb.
Your diary
Calendar
Each square is a day, coloured by how many films you logged in your diary.
Fewer More (0, 1, 2, 3, 4+ films a day)
Day of the week
Diary entries per month
Rewatches
Watchlist
Your watchlist
Add a watchlist
Your Letterboxd export already has yours. For IMDb, open your watchlist, choose ⋯ → Export, then upload the CSV here, next to your ratings. The site then ranks what to watch next, shows where it's streaming, and how long the list will take.
Watch next
Show
Where it's streaming
Pick the services you have. Streaming data from JustWatch, via TMDB.
Probably never
On your watchlist for over a year, and in the bottom half of Watch next.
Everything you've rated
Filters
Genre
You
IMDb
You vs IMDb
Released
Runtime
Director
Compare with a friend
Add a friend's IMDb ratings, IMDb list or Letterboxd export to see how your taste lines up, and what each of you should watch from the other's films.
Add a friend's export
They export it the same way you did. Their file is read in this page only: it isn't saved, and it's gone when you reload.
Where you split most
Films you've both rated, the biggest differences first.
From their films, for you
From yours, for them
Your data
Everything you upload stays in this browser. Upload a newer export here to bring the report up to date.
Letterboxd and IMDb side by side
Ratings that differ
Your Letterboxd stars, doubled, against your IMDb score.
TV shows imported as the wrong film
These Letterboxd entries carry the name of a TV series you rated on IMDb, but they're a different film, a special or a documentary from another year. Letterboxd's importer most likely picked them in place of the show. You may want to remove them from your Letterboxd.
Only on Letterboxd
Films you've logged on Letterboxd but not rated on IMDb. A few may just be titled differently on the two sites.
Only on IMDb
Movies in your IMDb export that aren't in your Letterboxd export. Download them as a file for Letterboxd's importer, under Settings → Import & Export.