Community Policy

Interactions here are few and small. A reply, a helpful vote, a follow. Make each one worth receiving.

“Gentlemen, you can’t fight in here! This is the War Room!” Any opinion about a movie is fair game, at any temperature. Opinions about the reviewer are not.

No advertising and no karma farming. Six identical takes on six films you never watched is not a filmography. It is a pattern and patterns get removed.

Almost nothing here needs typing. Where it does, the words are yours. Your one-liner, your scene names, your chip ideas. A critic already published theirs.

Nobody types a score here. The only way to fake one is to lie with your taps. Coordinated campaigns, revenge takes and alt accounts are removed quietly and permanently.

Chips cannot spoil a film. That is the design. Scene names and one-liners can, so name the moment, not the twist.

A chip joins the vocabulary for every reviewer on every film. Suggest words the whole room can use. A keeper reads each one, so junk costs their time and your quota.

Movie data comes from TMDB and from patient volunteers. Suggest corrections; do not fight them.

A warning, then a timeout, then removal. Every step arrives with the reason attached. Scene keepers and vocabulary keepers rule on submissions. Nobody rules on taste.

Short version: argue about movies, not about each other.