Movie selector
Stop scrolling.
Let your mood choose the movie.
You open Netflix.
You scroll.
You watch trailers.
You check ratings.
You add something to your list.
You keep scrolling.
Twenty minutes later, you still haven't picked a movie.
The problem isn't that there aren't enough films. There are too many. And when you're choosing from hundreds of perfectly good options, your brain starts trying to make the right decision.
That's where we come in.
What if you didn't have to choose?
Instead of asking you “what genre do you want to watch?”, we ask you something completely different. A short series of unusual, instinctive and sometimes surprisingly deep questions. Questions about what you're drawn to right now.
A place.
A feeling.
A memory.
A person.
A situation.
Something you want more of.
Something you might want to escape from.
Don't overthink your answers. In fact, the faster you answer, the better.
Your subconscious already knows what kind of story you need tonight.
Genres don't describe what you actually want
Maybe you don't actually want a comedy. Maybe you want comfort.
Maybe you don't want an action movie. Maybe you want momentum.
Maybe you don't want a sad film. Maybe you want to feel something you've been avoiding all week.
Genres don't really describe any of this. Stories do.
How the Movie Selector works
Our Movie Selector uses your answers to build a picture of your current mood, emotional state and instinctive preferences — and matches them with a carefully curated collection of great films.
Not just: “You like sci-fi, so here's more sci-fi.”
“Based on the way you answered these questions, this might be exactly the story you need tonight.”
No endless catalogue.
No 45-minute search.
One movie.
Part of the experiment
You can always ignore our suggestion. But that's part of the experiment. Answer the questions instinctively. See what the machine picks. And maybe discover a film you would never have chosen yourself.
Ready to find out what you should watch tonight?
Don't think too much.
Just answer.
Takes about a minute. No account needed.