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Rate a handful of famously divisive movies and we'll search the published verdicts of hundreds of professional movie critics to find the ones who see movies the way you do — critics who review everything, and will keep reviewing for years. Their verdicts — thousands from the past, new ones every week — become your personal guide to what’s worth watching.
Rate up to 30 movies — skip any you haven't seen.
We compare your calls against 400+ professional movie critics.
Meet your panel: the three critics most like you — and the movies they know you'll love.
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Plenty of sites can match you with other users. None of them can match you with someone whose job is watching movies — and that difference is the whole product.
A professional critic brings four things no anonymous rating ever can: a large, reliable track record — often thousands of published verdicts, so your match rests on real evidence rather than a handful of stars; a future — they review every notable release, week after week, so your match keeps delivering for years; full written reviews you can actually read to understand the why behind every verdict; and a name and a reputation standing behind every opinion.
A crowd can tell you what the average person thinks. A matched critic tells you what you'll think — before you press play.
That's by design, and it's the secret to why the matching works.
The quiz uses movies that split professional critics — roughly half loved each one, half didn't. Your opinion of a divisive movie reveals a lot about your taste. Your opinion of The Godfather Part II reveals almost nothing — nearly everyone agrees it's great, so agreeing with everyone can't tell us which critics are yours.
So skip freely. "Haven't seen it" is a completely normal answer — most people skip plenty — and rating even ten or fifteen divisive movies tells us more about your taste than rating fifty beloved classics ever could.
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Matches are based on each critic's published Fresh/Rotten verdicts. Agreement covers the movies you both rated — a critic can only be scored on films they reviewed. The top spots are often a photo finish, so follow anyone on your panel with confidence.