What does Letterboxd Scraper do?

Letterboxd Scraper (https://letterboxd.com/) will enable you to collect movie information from lists.

Supports scraping of

• Generic search of films using filters (e.g. https://letterboxd.com/films/decade/2000s/)
• Lists (e.g. https://letterboxd.com/darrencb/list/films-with-a-good-heart/ )
• Watchlists (e.g. https://letterboxd.com/USERNAME/watchlist/)
• User films (e.g. https://letterboxd.com/USERNAME/films/)
• more coming soon...

How to scrape?

1. Click on "Start"
2. Insert the lists you want to get movies from.
3. Click start

How much it cost to scrape 1000 movies?

To scrape 1000 movies it costs around 0.3 usd including scraper startup using 4gb of memory (1 CPU core).

Why to scrape Letterboxd?

Letterboxd is the one of the largest "movie social network" which can help you get all needed data about your movie interest.

Information it can scrape

• title (movie name)
• release_year (year when the movie was released)
• original_name (name of the movie in its original language)
• short_description
• long_description
• length (length of the movie in minutes)
• studios (studios which make the movie e.g. pixar)
• countries (countries in which was the movie created)
• languages (in which languages the movie is)
• primary_languages
• spoken_languages
• alternative_titles (titles of the movie in other languages)
• cast (actors)
  • real_world_name
  • name_in_the_movie
• director
• co_director
• producer
• writer
• original_writer
• casting
• editor
• cinematography
• assistant_director
• additional_directing
• executive_producer
• lighting
• camera_operator
• additional_photography
• production_design
• art_direction
• set_decoration
• special_effect
• visual_effect
• stunt
• composer
• sound
• costume_design
• makeup
• hairstyling
• song
• choreography
• title_design
• story
• genres
• themes
• releases
  • type_of_release (e.g. TV, premiere, physical, digital...)
  • date (when the release happened e.g. 2020-02-06)
  • country (in which country the release happened)
  • rating ("kids" rating e.g. 12+, 15+.. )
  • physical_method (if the release was physical, in which form it was e.g. DVD, DISK..)
  • tv_channel (if the release was TV on which channels)
  • note (extra note about the release, often its city e.g. Houston)
• imdb_link (link to this movie on iMDb)
• tmbd_link (link to this movie on TMBD)
• half_star_count (number of ratings)
• half_star_percentage (percentage of ratings - visible on site... so no decimal number)
• one_star_count (number of ratings)
• one_star_percentage (percentage of ratings - visible on site... so no decimal number)
• one_and_half_star_count (number of ratings)
• one_and_half_star_percentage (percentage of ratings - visible on site... so no decimal number)
• two_star_count (number of ratings)
• two_star_percentage (percentage of ratings - visible on site... so no decimal number)
• two_and_half_star_count (number of ratings)
• two_and_half_star_percentage (percentage of ratings - visible on site... so no decimal number)
• three_star_count (number of ratings)
• three_star_percentage (percentage of ratings - visible on site... so no decimal number)
• three_and_half_star_count (number of ratings)
• three_and_half_star_percentage (percentage of ratings - visible on site... so no decimal number)
• four_star_count (number of ratings)
• four_star_percentage (percentage of ratings - visible on site... so no decimal number)
• four_and_half_star_count (number of ratings)
• four_and_half_star_percentage (percentage of ratings - visible on site... so no decimal number)
• five_star_count (number of ratings)
• five_star_percentage (percentage of ratings - visible on site... so no decimal number)
• number_of_fans (the number above rating)
• average_rating (average rating of the movie)
• watch_count (from text "Watched by x members")
• list_count (in how many lists it is)
• like_count (how many likes the movie has)