Using tags is a great way of organizing your Letterboxd, record information, and also get some cool stats. Let's see what I have! > [!figure] ![[My Letterboxd Tags-20240910150134290.jpg]] > My Tags page on letterboxd ([link](https://letterboxd.com/mister_falcon/tags/films/)) ## What I Track and Main Tags The first thing to do is to decide what you want to track or record. And for some things, I used a prefix to group them. (*I would love to have nested tags like in Obsidian, but alright*). - `with`: if I watched something alone, with my wife, family, etc. - `how`: streaming, bluray, TV, theater - `service`: netflix, prime, etc - `bluray`: owned or from library - Will also add a 4kbluray tag if... 4k - `device`: TV, projector, iPad, laptop - `review`: if my review has quotes, mentions other movies, etc - `setting`: decade/century, location, holiday, etc - `language` and `country`: self explanatory. I'll use `language: en (dubbed)` on the rare occasion I don't watch on the original language. - `has`: Things the movie has, like witches, ghosts, etc Besides those grouped tags with prefixes, I also tag: - movies that I watched over `multiple days` - like, if I start a movie one day and finish on the next - movies I watched as `double feature` - `underwhelmed` - movies with great `soundtrack` or `score` - movies where I `watched extras` (the bluray extras) - themes, etc ## See Also Some other interesting links on tag usage on Letterboxd [‎Tag Team: how to optimize your Letterboxd activity with the simple art of the tag • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine • Letterboxd](https://letterboxd.com/journal/tag-team-how-to-use-letterboxd-tags) [Letterboxd tag management](https://jacobtender.net/blog/letterboxd-tag-management/) by Jacob Tender