A movie randomizer for your own list
Can't decide what to watch? Load your list — from Kinopoisk, Letterboxd, IMDb or a file — and let the roulette pick one, with filters and cross-device access by a code.
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Your list
Roulette
Load a list to start spinning the roulette.
Your own spreadsheet as CSV: columns are matched by header, only the title is required.
Or, if you already have a code:
«Watched» removes the film from the pool; «Hide» hides it until your next visit.
Rate it?
Filters
Your code
Scan the code on another device to open the roulette there
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Trackers
Connect a tracker — every “Watched” lands there too
How the roulette works
- Load your list — a CSV or JSON file, an export from Letterboxd, IMDb or Trakt, or a Kinopoisk profile link: the roulette takes both your «to watch» list and your ratings.
- Set the filters — type, runtime, year and genres. The roulette only picks from what matches.
- Hit «Spin» — the roulette picks a film at random. Not the one? Hit «Again». Mark it watched to drop it from the pool.
Collections
- Film classicsCan’t decide what to watch? Spin the roulette over proven classics — from The Shawshank Redemption to Snatch. Tonight’s film in one second.
- Letterboxd Top 500The 500 highest-rated narrative features on Letterboxd, kept in step with the original. Spin one.
- Films with the Most FansThe 250 films most often named a favourite by Letterboxd members.
- Top 250 Animated FilmsThe 250 highest-rated animated films on Letterboxd.
- Top 250 Horror FilmsThe 250 highest-rated horror films on Letterboxd.
- Top 250 DocumentariesThe 250 highest-rated documentaries on Letterboxd.
- Top 250 Films by Women DirectorsThe 250 highest-rated films directed by women, by Letterboxd rating.
- Top 100 Underseen FilmsHighly rated on Letterboxd, watched by few. A hundred films you probably missed.
- Top 250 Short FilmsThe 250 highest-rated short films on Letterboxd — for a night with no time.
- Top 250 Films by Black DirectorsThe 250 highest-rated films by Black directors, by Letterboxd rating.
- Top 250 Science Fiction FilmsThe 250 highest-rated science fiction films on Letterboxd.
- Top 250 MiniseriesThe 250 highest-rated miniseries on Letterboxd.
- The 2010s: Top 250The 250 highest-rated narrative features of the 2010s on Letterboxd.
- Top 100 South Korean FilmsThe 100 highest-rated South Korean films on Letterboxd.
- Top 100 WesternsThe 100 highest-rated westerns on Letterboxd.
- Top 50 Horror Films by WomenThe 50 highest-rated horror films directed by women, by Letterboxd rating.
- Top 250 Films by Heart RateThe 250 narrative features with the highest like-to-watch ratio on Letterboxd — its own "Heart Rate" measure.
- Top 100 Films by Asian Women DirectorsThe 100 highest-rated films by Asian women directors, by Letterboxd rating.
- Most Rewatched Horror FilmsThe horror films Letterboxd members go back to most.
- The 2010s: Top HorrorThe highest-rated horror films of the 2010s on Letterboxd.
- Top 100 Japanese FilmsThe 100 highest-rated Japanese films on Letterboxd.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a movie randomizer?
Essentially yes — a film randomizer, except it spins your own list instead of the whole movie catalogue. So it lands on something you already wanted to watch, not on random noise.
Do I need an account on the site?
No. Your list is tied to an access code — no login to any service; an account here is optional. Only if you import by Kinopoisk profile link, that profile has to be public.
How do I continue on another device?
Scan the QR code or enter your access code on the other device — your list and watched marks come with it.
What is the difference between the «to watch» list and rated films?
By default the roulette spins your «to watch» list. If you want to rewatch something you have already rated, turn on «Include films you rated» and they join the pool.
Where is my data stored?
We store your list, watched marks, and spin history on our server, tied to your access code — no login to any service; an account is optional. Only public data — no private or account data — and you can delete it anytime.
Where do the posters and genres come from?
From the open TMDB database, matched by the film id. If a film is not found there, it just shows without a poster.
Can it pick a random series too?
Yes. If your list has series, they join the pool — and the type filter narrows the spin to films only or series only.