Between November 24, 2020 and August 18, 2021, I logged and tracked the movies that I watched through a film logging application called Letterboxd.
The watch date, film release date, duration, genre, average user rating (1-5 stars scale), and my rating (1-5 star scale) for each respective film were tracked and recorded within my personal account.
Having access to this data has provided insight into my watch history, patterns, tastes, and overall film-consuming habits. This data has made clear to me which films loved, which ones I despised, which ones I actively gravitated towards through re-watches, how long it took me to watch all of the Harry Potter movies (9 days by the way), and the time that I spent an abundance of time on my couch enjoying or not enjoying the 64 logs in my diary over the 10 month period.
The watch date, film release date, duration, genre, average user rating (1-5 stars scale), and my rating (1-5 star scale) for each respective film were tracked and recorded within my personal account.
Having access to this data has provided insight into my watch history, patterns, tastes, and overall film-consuming habits. This data has made clear to me which films loved, which ones I despised, which ones I actively gravitated towards through re-watches, how long it took me to watch all of the Harry Potter movies (9 days by the way), and the time that I spent an abundance of time on my couch enjoying or not enjoying the 64 logs in my diary over the 10 month period.
