Though we’ve already had the likes of Spotify, TikTok, and Instagram, Letterboxd Wrapped 2025 is now finally here. Get ready to have your film taste dragged through the mud on Twitter.<\/p>\n
Wrapped has become an annual event, with just about every major company getting involved. Spotify<\/a> was obviously the first, but we’ve since had annual reviews from brands such as Hinge<\/a>, Life360<\/a>, Twitter<\/a>, and NYT Games<\/a>. Basically, if you can download it on the App Store, you can proboably look at your data from the year.<\/p>\n With films coming out right through until the end of the year, with Avatar: Fire and Ash and The Housemaid<\/a> released in December, Letterboxd is one of the final companies to drop its wrapped feature. It’s a little different to other iterations, so here’s what you need to do.<\/p>\n https:\/\/x.com\/twilightcgibabe\/status\/2006747714479067471<\/p>\n Letterboxd’s Year in Review, which most people just call Letterboxd Wrapped, drops on January 2, two days after 2025 came to a conclusion. There will be a bigger release on January 12, but that’s for the entire Letterboxd community.<\/p>\n Unlike other platforms, which offer you the data upon loading up the app, Letterboxd sends it to your registered email address. People seem to be getting their data sporadically, so just be patient if Letterboxd hasn’t slipped into your DMs just yet.\u00a0There’s one simple caveat for the feature: You must have logged ten films on Letterboxd throughout 2025.<\/p>\n As per Letterboxd’s FAQ<\/a>, you’ll be able to see how many films you logged, how many you reviewed, and how many hours you’ve spent glued to the cinema screen this year. They’ll also be sections on your most watched actor, your most watched director, your most watched week, and the day of the week you watched films the most.<\/p>\n Where my Letterboxd wrapped? pic.twitter.com\/jQEM7rzG1G<\/a><\/p>\n — Ryan_pandu (@Pan_san256) January 1, 2026<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nLetterboxd Wrapped 2025 will be in your emails<\/h2>\n
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