Letterboxd and Ice Cream Club – film diaries meet social recommendations
Letterboxd – the cinephile’s diary
Letterboxd has become a favorite platform for film enthusiasts worldwide. On the site, users can:
log every movie they watch
write reviews and reflections
create lists and rate films
follow the taste of other users
The result is a vibrant community, especially appreciated by cinephiles who want to document their viewing journey.
But while Letterboxd is loved by film buffs, at its core it is primarily a tool for logging and documenting – not always for delivering the most personal recommendations.
Ice Cream Club – focusing on friends’ tips
In Ice Cream Club, the starting point is different: making it easy to discover what you should watch right now based on recommendations from your social network.
You see in real time what your friends are watching and enjoying.
The feed is social and dynamic, rather than static.
You don’t have to filter through thousands of users or long reviews.
This makes Ice Cream Club more accessible for everyday viewing, while still preserving a sense of community.
Why friends’ recommendations often feel stronger
Closeness: Friends often share your humor, background, and taste.
Conversation: Watching the same movie leads to natural discussions afterwards.
Variety: Your network includes both cinephiles and casual viewers, giving you a richer mix than a purely film-nerd community.
Two platforms with different strengths
Letterboxd is excellent for those who love logging films, writing reviews, and following dedicated cinephiles.
Ice Cream Club is perfect for those who want quick inspiration based on trust and friends’ recommendations.
Conclusion
Letterboxd is a fantastic hub for film lovers who want to document every viewing experience. But if you’re looking for a more accessible and personal recommendation service built on real relationships, Ice Cream Club is the next step.
👉 Try Ice Cream Club today and discover movies and series together with friends and community.