Yeah – I wish more of the movies that I review were more family friendly. I was just thinking about this with my son. We watched a stupid movie yesterday, and he was like yeah, it was fine. But it was no Christopher Nolan movie. Which blew my mind for a 12 year old. So I was wondering what mindjobs I’ve written about here would be teen friendly. Hrmmm. Curious. Maybe I could set a type, that would allow you all to sort by teen-friendly or something. You can do that now by going to like:

https://taylorholmes.com/category/mindjob/ (for mindjobs)
https://taylorholmes.com/category/cinema/loop/ (loop movies)
https://taylorholmes.com/category/cinema/foreign/ (foreign)

Etc etc. There are attributes for the movie at the top of each review, you can click those for more movies in that type list. Maybe I could add teen to that data going forward.

Yeah, I’ve talked to the people over at reelgood.com – but their fees are really really crazy. Their wordpress plugin would allow me to post at the top of the post where to go and watch it right now. The problem with doing it manually is that the movies move from service to service all the time. And the moment I update it, it’ll change and be incorrect. But I do want to do something like this if you guys see a solution out there that works price wise.

Ok, that’s fair. There are widgets at the bottom that I could move as well. I’ll see if I can keep the ads from landing at the end? I am not sure that’s possible. But I’ll look into it. Thanks for the honest feedback.

“I wish THiNC could be an app that helps you decide what to watch.”

This is a great one. And I’m wondering if I could create you guys a recommendation sifter of sorts. No, I’m not building you some sort of AI thing, or even an iOS app. (I have managed iOS and Android developers a lot of my career, and it’s painful what they cost per hour! haha.) But I could code up a sifter that would let you say, Thriller, Closed Box, and get your list of 15 films I’ve reviewed that are both Thrillers and closed box films. Dunno. Still thinking about this one. Interesting. Man I wish I could clone myself like Michael Keaton did in Multiplicity! hahaha. Or not.