The ones I know:
Flox - https://github.com/devfake/flox
MediaTracker - https://github.com/bonukai/MediaTracker
iwatched - https://github.com/hakanersu/iwatched
I’ve been looking for something like this for a while !! There’s some self hosted solutions alternatives for trakt, but I don’t want the hassle… A fedi letterbox like would be really amazing! (Imagine integrating it with Jellyfin to rate your films after watching, sharing those reviews and film lists on mastodon, pixelfed and Lemmy, a dream would come true)
Damn I missed my childhood! Thank you for this!!
Still missing c/beerporn on lemmy! Anyone interested in creating it? :)
Completely agree with that, but you’re not expecting me to mod various communities changing accounts and instances all the time, do you?
Try to open in a new tab, It's a gif, I swear! :)
A small but incredible shot! The Wall Street building, absorbing the capital (the factories/transports), and shredding money at the same time as a machine. It's beautiful!
For me, the film is very bland itself. Aside from the nice backgrounds and aesthetics, the story is very poor. It didn't keep me engaged. I think its a problem with Mr. Anderson itself, his style got the main character of his films, the story is secondary. I noticed it in his last films, especially in 'The French Dispatch'. For me, he created the recipe and the recipe became the problem: the films become bland, the style is there but is almost tiring to watch a film from him, seeing the same techniques and formulas over and over again.
Hello :) I understand your point and completely agree with it! Thats the point of the community and that's what I tried to make here. I agree is artfully composed, and I tried to take one frame different from the other ones in the film, I think this is it. It would be obvious if I posted a frame with the orange rocks, wich dominates the film, so I thought this was the best one :)
How nice to have one more Keaton fan! Hoping to see your gifs! Welcome :)
The first 'The Human Centipede'. ~~The 2nd is kinda cool~~ Also, taking the oportunity to share a community to publish your favourite film frames [email protected]
Thank you for sharing :)