Should movie rating systems use two-dimensional ratings? A new startup says that they should.
Their critique of typical rating systems and their argument for a 2-D system: http://goodfil.ms/blo...
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Alternative approaches to finding great movies
I think most people use MovieLens for the same reason: We want to find movies that we will love. Mov...
Asked 3 years ago. Received 10 answers.

Can anyone add to my list of quirky subculture documentaries?
I'd prefer good ones, but I'm also generally interested in finding other documentaries about small c...
Asked 3 years ago. Received 6 answers.

Praise for MovieLens!
I've been using MovieLens since way back in the beginning, and as someone who has tried quite a few ...
Asked 6 years ago. Received 1 answers.

Feature request: Rating history by date
Sometimes I want to know when I saw a particular movie, or I am trying to remember some film that I ...
Asked 6 years ago. Received 0 answers.

My first guess is that there is a similarity score cut-off (e.g., similarity must be greater than a ...
Answered 3 years ago.

[movieId=1209]Once Upon a Time in the West[/movie] is at once like the apotheosis of Westerns, and a...
Answered 3 years ago.

Thanks for the great suggestions! Spellbound is an excellent fit, as I suspect will be the others th...
Answered 3 years ago.

Based on the feel of the movies on your list, I would recommend 12 Monkeys (Twelve Monkeys) and ...
Answered 3 years ago.

The idea of a movie recommendation service that is run like Wikipedia is interesting... However ...
Answered 3 years ago. Received 1 rating.