Marcus
Liked· craft 5 · enjoyment 5
Felt: moved, provoked
“The ending re-wired how I think about class in film.”
Correctly read by 1 of 1
Three or four of you. One film at a time. Whenever you get to it. Watch on your own schedule, then talk about it — same room, video call, three time zones apart, doesn't matter.
Each line is one person's rating for one film, before and after your club talked it over. A line climbing means the film grew on them; a line dropping means it fell apart under discussion. Flat means their mind didn't change.
Someone else picks. That's the point — you end up watching things you'd never have reached for on your own, on purpose.
Not just “did you like it” — how it was made, what it was going for, why someone else saw it completely differently than you did.
No hosting, no driving, no finding a night that works for four schedules. Watch alone, talk together — in person, on a call, wherever you all are.
Liked· craft 5 · enjoyment 5
Felt: moved, provoked
“The ending re-wired how I think about class in film.”
Correctly read by 1 of 1
Liked· craft 6 · enjoyment 6
Felt: exhilarated
“Perfect movie. Don't @ me.”
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So-so· craft 5 · enjoyment 3
Felt: unsettled, cold
“Brilliant but I needed a shower after.”
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Disliked· craft 4 · enjoyment 2
Felt: cold
“Loved the craft. Just wasn't fun to sit through for me.”
Correctly read by 0 of 1
Someone chooses — sometimes with a twist.
On your own time, no scheduling required.
Predict how everyone else felt.
Everything unlocks at once. Then you talk.
Three or four people is all it takes. Setting it up takes about a minute.
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