You've watched a thousand films. You know what you love. But every platform still recommends the same twenty movies. FilmPrint builds a deep map of your taste and finds what you've been missing.
Free. Takes 3 minutes. No social features, no public profiles.
You gave Stalker five stars and The Fast and the Furious three stars. So did ten thousand other people, for completely different reasons. Collaborative filtering treats all five-star ratings as identical. They're not.
You liked Stalker for its meditative pacing, existential weight, and visual austerity. Someone else liked it because it was Russian and they rate all foreign films highly. Same rating. Completely different taste.
FilmPrint doesn't ask how many stars. It learns the dimensions of what moves you: pacing, mood, visual language, narrative ambiguity, thematic depth. Your profile isn't a number. It's a fingerprint.
Not stars. Not thumbs. Real axes of preference that make your taste yours.
Do you lean toward slow burns that reward patience, or tight edits that never let you breathe? The tempo of a film matters more than its genre.
Naturalistic handheld or meticulously composed frames. Desaturated grain or hyper-vivid color. How a film looks is half of how it feels.
Clean three-act structure or fractured timelines and unreliable narrators. Some people crave clarity. Others want the puzzle.
Cathartic devastation or wry detachment. Warm humanism or cold nihilism. The emotional register you gravitate toward says everything about your taste.
| Them | FilmPrint | |
|---|---|---|
| Core product | Social diary | Taste engine |
| Rating system | Stars (1-5) | Multi-dimensional profile |
| Recommendations | Popular with similar users | Matched to your specific taste DNA |
| Influence | Critic scores, trending, social pressure | Your taste only. No outside noise. |
| Time bias | Skews recent releases | 1974 and 2026 are equal |
| Profile | Public by default | Private. Rate honestly. |
Every film you've ever loved left a mark. FilmPrint reads those marks and finds what's next.
Built by a filmmaker, for everyone who's tired of the algorithm.