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Marking films watched, recording watch dates, rating them, and keeping private notes.
Tracking is the core of the site, and all of it is free once you have an account. Mark a film watched anywhere and it counts everywhere — every race that film was nominated in updates at once.
Tick films off as you watch them and watch your progress bar fill up.
Record when you saw a film, so your history is more than a checklist.
Rate anything you have watched and see how your score compares to everyone else's.
Keep your own notes against a film. Nobody else can read them.
You can do it from three places, and they all write to the same record:
Alongside the watched tick you can set a watch date and where you saw it — home, cinema or a festival. Both are optional, but the extra tools later on get more interesting when they are filled in.
Rate anything you have watched with the star control. Your rating is yours — it shows on your own views and feeds the community average on the film page, but individual scores are not attributed to you publicly unless you publish them on your profile.
If you would rather not see scores before you watch something, Site Preferences lets you hide ratings on unwatched films, or hide them everywhere.
The full film list puts every film from every race and year in one place. Filter it by race and by year, then sort by:
Every film across every race and year in one filterable, sortable list.
Each film has its own page showing every race and category it was nominated in, the community rating spread, your own record, and where the film is currently streaming.
By default clicking a film opens it in a popup so you do not lose your place in the list. Prefer full pages? Change Film Detail View in Site Preferences.
Separately from what you have watched, you can mark films as being in your library — owned, downloaded, or otherwise to hand. It is a second, independent flag, so you can filter for films you could watch tonight without leaving the house.
Library functionality is a toggle in Site Preferences. Leave it off and the controls stay out of your way.