Editorial policy

Letterboxdle is a daily movie-guessing game on letterboxdle.net. This page is how the guide decides what to print.

Sources

A confirmed puzzle answer needs two independent publishers explicitly matching that title to that puzzle number. The game's page and its data feed count as one publisher. Letterboxd and Wikipedia can corroborate a film's year and director, but do not establish its puzzle number. The archive separates answer evidence (one game publisher) from film metadata evidence; multiple URLs from the same publisher never count twice. A blank field stays blank. I do not estimate watches, prices, or clock times.

Disagreements

If two pages give two ratings, both stay, with the page named. I do not average them. For developing news I distinguish reporting dates: September Letterboxd bidding reports around $300 million preceded November talks around $330 million. An earlier report is not automatically a contradiction of a later one, and neither establishes a completed sale.

Quotes

Review quotes stay under about twenty words, with the username and the like count from the page where I read them. I do not paste a full review.

Updates

Classic answers are meant to update when a new number appears in the public games list. The page date on every URL matches the sitemap date for this build, 2026-11-11T04:08:37Z. Send a correction to [email protected].

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