Bring your Letterboxd. Import your watched list from a Letterboxd export in Account!! Who made it? Every film now shows its director and cast. With premium, tap any name to see everything they've made — or search for a director or actor directly. Three we think you'll love. Premium now picks three films a week purely on your taste, in Stats. Best Of for more services. Prime Video, Disney+, Paramount+, Hulu and Peacock join Netflix and HBO Max, wherever they're available. Badges now have three stars. Most milestones keep going after you earn them, with two more stars to reach. Plus seven new badges, including finishing a saga, five languages, an epic and a weekend binge. Share your profile. A card with your top five, your stats and your best badges, ready for Messages or your story. In Stats, tap Share. Clearer skips. "Use a skip" swaps a film you don't want, and an already-watched film in your five can be swapped out too. Mood and Best Of now tell you before they use a shuffle. Clearer ranking. See both films side by side and tap the one you enjoyed more, with a Back button if you change your mind. Smoother everywhere: a cleaner top bar with search, films slide up when you open them, a steadier carousel, a slower and clearer shuffle reveal, and a shorter tour. Plus fixes, including shuffles not resetting with the week for some people, and a new five changing every time you reopened the app on reset day.

five. now speaks Spanish. Every screen is available in Spanish (Mexico): your five, filters, moods, Stats, badges and reminders. Film titles and synopses come in Spanish too, where available. Switch anytime in Account → Language. If your phone is set to Spanish, five. starts in Spanish on its own.

Halloween is here. All October, there's a Halloween section under your five. Pick a mood — Trick or treat, Cozy spooky, Getting creepy or Lights off — and get five films that are on the services you use. Switch as often as you like; it never costs a shuffle. It's gone on November 1st. Milestones. Watching now earns badges: your first film, your 10th, your 100th, a full five in one week, three weeks in a row, five decades of cinema, and more. Tap any badge to see the films that got you there — or how close you are to the next one. Free for everyone. The more you watch, the better five knows you. A new meter in Stats shows how well five knows your taste. After three films, your picks start leaning on what you've watched. More room for your five. The top of the home screen is slimmer, so your five get more of the screen. Plus security updates and fixes.

Rank what you watch. Mark a film as watched and five. now asks one thing: how was it? Loved it, it was fine, or not for me. Then a couple of quick head-to-heads against films you've already rated to work out exactly where it sits. What that gets you: • Your ranking — everything you've rated, in order, each with a score • Your number one, at the top of Stats • Picks anchored on what you loved. five. looks for more films like your highest-rated ones — not just like the last thing you happened to watch Already have films in your watched list? There's a prompt at the top of Stats to work through them. It saves as you go — stop whenever, pick up where you left off, and skip anything you can't remember. Weekly reminders — optional, off by default. Turn them on in Account and you'll get one when your new five land, plus a mid-week nudge if you still have shuffles to spend. Nothing else. For subscribers: your taste profile now includes You vs the crowd — how your scores compare with everyone else's, the genre you're hardest or easiest on, and your most contrarian pick.

Smoother, sharper, and it finally remembers your week. • Fixed a bug where reinstalling the app or signing in on a new phone could skip your weekly reset, leaving you without shuffles until the following week. Your week now travels with your account. • Shuffle is press-and-hold, so it can't be triggered by accident. • Swipe between your five inside a film's details, and swipe down to close. • Search any film you've already seen and mark it watched — no need to wait for it to turn up in a weekly five. Tap any result to read about it. • Moods are much more accurate. "Dark & intense" no longer serves up slashers, and every mood was retuned the same way. • "Pick a film you love" no longer returns sequels or prequels of the film you picked, and always fills all five. • More variety between shuffles — fewer of the same films week to week. • Scrolling bounces properly, and the whole app moves more consistently. • Watched films are marked more clearly.