Reelkin v1.2.1

• A series already watched: adding a series now offers «Уже посмотрел сезон N» next to «Смотрю».
  It tears a stub for that season, with popcorn, three words and the date, and puts the series in the
  cupboard at the next season, ready to bring back when it comes out.

Reelkin v1.2.0

• The day you watched it: tearing a stub asks when you watched the film — today, yesterday or any
  earlier day from a calendar; a stub's date can be changed later on its card. The stats, the hall and
  the bill follow the date (#3).
• Mystery/thriller: the noir genre is now called «детектив/триллер» («mystery/thriller»), and
  thrillers, mysteries, suspense and spy films land in it instead of drama.

Reelkin v1.1.0

• The season you're on: a series can start from any season, and the season can be changed later;
  a different season starts from its first episode.
• The bill in three pages: Waiting, Running and Stubs, with counts. The search field narrows what's
  yours as you type; a filter sheet narrows by films or series, genres, popcorn, the year watched and
  who you watched with; the stubs can be ordered by date, popcorn, title, length or release year.
• Stats: films, hours, average popcorn, episodes and seasons, countries; month by month or year by
  year, genres, popcorn, lengths, decades, countries, company and weekdays. Tap the year card.
• A background picture behind every screen, dimmed so the text stays clear: a public-domain photo
  for each genre or a red curtain, the genre of what's on now, or a picture of your own
  (Settings → Look). Credits in assets/backdrops/CREDITS.txt.
• Real posters by default; pixels are one tap away in Settings.
• A new genre, reality shows, with a studio-camera poster and a spectator filming on a phone.
• Tidier screens: the hall and the settings are split into pages; the booth has tiles for the
  buffet, the sign, the stats and the awards.
• «Cliffhanger!» reads naturally in Russian now; country stamps no longer break a word in two.

Reelkin v1.0.0

The first version.

• A pet hatches from a film can after the first three films; their genres decide who it is.
• The projectionist's booth: put a film on the projector and the pet watches it with you, then tear a stub
  (popcorn rating, three words, company, post-credits scene, rewatch).
• Minutes watched grow the pet; the third film of a genre gives it a trait.
• A hundred-seat hall of spectators dressed by genre, the sign built from first letters, the time machine
  of decades, country stamps.
• Series on season tickets: episodes, cliffhangers, finales, taking a series off without guilt.
• «What's on?» by time and mood, double bills, the year's awards, the buffet.
• Film search through Wikidata with Wikipedia posters, in pixels or as they are.