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We've had numerous requests to see exactly who enjoys and despises the various films on Flickchart the most. We're happy to launch our new interactive lists on every movie page that show you who's ranked a movie the highest (people who have it as their #1, or near the top of their lists), who's ranked a movie the lowest, and amongst just your friends who's the biggest fans and who's a hater! We also added to every movie's information page a list of your friends that haven't seen it yet, so you can rag on them for not having seen one of your favorites! Enjoy! - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

Things get spooky this week for the Reel Rumbles Halloween Edition as two new hits burn up the screen at your local cinema and fight for supremacy over which deserves the first ever soon-to-be-coveted Golden Goblin Award. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, trick-or-treaters of all ages, get ready for a fabulous night at the frights with Zombieland vs. Paranormal Activity. - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

On the Charts page, we now have a dedicated tab for toggling between movies seen and unseen for your lists. You can see what movies you've seen, what movies you haven't seen, or what your friends have or haven't seen - combined with any combination of year, decade, genre, actor, or director! - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

You guys are busy today! - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF

We've had lots of requests for new movies to be added on GetSatisfaction, on Twitter, on Facebook, on FriendFeed, via email, or directly from our friends mouths - so we're happy to announce we've developed a new single place for you to submit your film requests to us. Just do a search for the movie you're looking for on Flickchart, and if we don't have it on our search results, just click the "Submit a title to Flickchart" link to open the movie submission form. There you can enter the information for the film, and we'll review the submissions and get them added to the site as soon as we can! This is now the fastest way to let us know which of your favorite movies we're missing. Thanks! - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

OOOOHHH! See what I miss when I go to the movies on a Saturday morning? - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF

We added a slight change to our Facebook sharing of your lists by appending the numbered list 1 through 5 with each title. So now you can see each movie title in addition to the poster thumbnails whenever you share your Top 5 lists to Facebook! - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

You can now see the movies that have been added most recently to the Flickchart database on the Charts page. Just select "Sort By: Newest Added" to see a list of the movies that are newly approved and ready to rank! - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

Indiana Jones, meet Jules Winnfield. One of them fights Nazis. The other takes out the garbage for kingpin Marsellus Wallace. One of them cracks a whip, while the other is known for his quips. Both fire pistols, and both are in some strange way the chosen ones of a higher power. Rough around the edges and not above killing a few bad guys, Indiana and Jules represent the stars of this week’s Reel Rumbles match-up: Pulp Fiction vs. Raiders of the Lost Ark. - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

Raiders of the Lost Ark, without question - RAPatton

Terry Malloy “coulda” been a contender. He “coulda” been somebody. Luke Jackson lived according to his own code, never making plans and never looking back. Only trouble: for both men, neither was enough. Together, they took on insurmountable odds, each claiming victory in their own ways. In this week’s Reel Rumbles, only one walks away victorious as On the Waterfront and Cool Hand Luke go head-to-head in a battle of two modern heroes bucking against their oppressive worlds. - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

For all its dazzling effects, epic mythology, iconic performances, and spectacular worlds and characters, the original Star Wars trilogy is essentially the tale of a boy and his father. This week, that relationship takes center stage in the Reel Rumbles ring as the question that has been lurking about since the final curtain closed on George Lucas’s original space opera is answered: which is the better film, The Empire Strikes Back or Return of the Jedi? - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

hey look, that's me! :) - Nathan Chase

Keep it up guys! - Pete Delucchi from iPhone

We've now added the ability to view filtered charts by actor! You can see what your favorite Tom Cruise movies are, or perhaps your favorite Tom Hanks movies from the 1980's, or the worst movies starring Nicolas Cage, or any other combination! - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

Ha! I have a whole slew of people I won't watch in movies, not just the Toms. - Admiral Anika

Our main search now has an auto-complete to help you easily find the movie you're looking for. This also appears on the Actor and Director inputs on the Charts page while you build your custom list views. - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

Even for the movies you haven't seen, we've added all the new awesome upgrades from our Charts pages so you can now see what your highest unranked movie is in a variety of specific categories. Highest ranked unseen action films from the 70's. Highest ranked unseen Hitchcock flick. Highest ranked unseen drama from 2005. Just another step towards offering even more ways for Flickchart to recommend something awesome for you and your friends to see. Enjoy! - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

On the Charts pages, you can now share your Top 5's - your all-time faves, your top 5 that you haven't seen, your favorites by director, year, decade, genre - all easily shared with a few clicks right to your Facebook wall! We'll be adding more to our Facebook integration in the near future - so stay tuned! - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

1. Users also feel empowered by having their lists contribute to the site's collective list of the “Greatest Movies of All Time”, and receive targeted recommendations based on the acquired data from all users. - Flickchart

17. On 09/09/09, we launched out of beta, with over 25,000 users. We were also featured in two local news outlets in Central Florida, the Orlando Sentinel (http://www.orlandosentinel.com/busines...) and the Orlando Weekly (http://orlandoweekly.com/film...) covering our launch. - Flickchart

Yeah, I want them both blocked from my choices too. ;P - Admiral Anika

No. I will not choose between them. You can't make me! - EricaJoy

From our FAQ at: http://www.flickchart.com/faq#faq... - Just click the movie's title in your Top 20 list in the left-hand column, and it will take you to that movie's information page. From there, simply click "Remove From My Flickchart" to completely eliminate the film's place on your list, and all of the rankings you've made for it. Then you have the option of clicking "Add To My Flickchart" to rank it again immediately, or you can choose to wait until the movie comes up again later while you're ranking. - Flickchart

"If you’re an avid film fan Flickchart is for you – and readers of The Next Web can get signed up now ahead of its public launch next month. Flickchart has to be one of the most addictive sites I’ve ever used. Based around the idea of building up a chart of your favourite films of all time, it works by showing you two film posters – you click on the film you think is best of the two. After that, another two films are displayed and you just keep clicking your favourite for each random pairing. As you go, Flickchart builds up a chart of your all-time favourite films. It may sound dull but it’s actually incredibly addictive, made all the more so as the pairings can be incredibly bizarre – (The Little Mermaid vs Reservoir Dogs, for example) or incredibly close (Star Wars or Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory was a difficult one for me). As you go you’re not only building up your own all-time film chart, you’re also contributing to an overall chart of Flickchart users’ favourite films.... more... - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

An often requested feature was the ability to rank not only the top of your list, but some of the bottom members of your list as well. The new "Your Whole List" filter will let you rank among ALL of the movies you've already previously ranked on Flickchart - from your #1, all the way to the bottom of your list. - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

We've taken the expanded list of genres that are on our new Charts and dropped them into our ranking filters - so you can now rank within some of the more specific and esoteric types of film genres in addition to some of the more mainstream styles! - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

In addition to being able to rank within just the top of your list, or your entire list, we've also added the ability to rank only movies you have yet to rank on Flickchart. This allows you to quickly add movies into your list that you haven't had the chance to rank yet normally. - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

Great feature! Looking forward to trying it out. - James Ferguson

We've added another filter to the custom list builder on the Charts pages that let you add your friends into the mix! See what your friends' favorite movies are, with all of the same combinations of year, decade, genre, and director to choose from. - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

All of the great new charts features are now available for your favorite movies list as well. See your favorite films filtered by genres, directors, years, and decades, or any combination! Your favorite 1980's horror movies. Your favorite Spielberg sci-fi films. Your least favorite comedy from 2002. The possibilities are endless. - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

We've added 29 new titles today - Flickchart

Firefox pulled me away for a few months. But Opera and I we have a history (often purged, but a long history)... I couldn't leave her after all. - Michael W. May

Somebody over there is on a Kurosawa spree. - LogEx

WHOO-HOO! - Admiral Anika

have had many requests for the Kurosawa titles... trying to add as many of the big requests as we can - Flickchart

Get Stalker up in there! - Akiva Moskovitz

Akiva - added it to the list to add... - Flickchart

I'm a huge Tarkovsky nerd. Also the first to rank Solaris. - Akiva Moskovitz

"It is the best place to be if you’re staring at a computer screen." - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

"Of the movies you've seen, which would you rate as the top twenty? Which movie do you consider to be the best "of all time"? Flickchart is an online activity designed to help you answer those questions as well as work with other movie buffs to decide on the ultimate movie list." - Flickchart from Bookmarklet

sorry for the dupes - typos! - Flickchart

so much to do between now and 09/09/09... can't wait... - Nathan Chase