Step 1 of 6 — Rate with depth
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Cinema isn't one thing. So your rating spans five dimensions, not one number.
Most rating systems give you a single number. Two viewers can both rate the same film 8/10 and mean wildly different things — one was floored by the script, the other by the score and nothing else.
Our rubric splits each rating into five categories — Story, Production & Style, Emotive Effect, Acting & Casting, Pure Entertainment. The deeper you go in each one, the more we learn about how you actually feel about cinema, and the better we can match you with people who feel it the same way.
What you’ll see on every movie page
Community Rating — what everyone here averages to.
~8.2Ratist estimate — based on your taste preferences from films you’ve rated. The ~ means estimate; rate this one and it becomes your actual score.
Try it on
Toy Story (1995)
G · Animation, Family · 81 min
Your rating
8.0/10
Where to find it
On any movie or show page, click “Rate this” below the title. Pick the depth you want — quick 1–10 or the full rubric above.
Why use it
The more you rate (and the deeper you go in each category), the more accurate your Ratist estimate becomes on films you haven’t seen — and the closer your taste-twin matches get.
Tour preview — moving these sliders won’t save a rating to your account.
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