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flms is an easy way to track the movies you watch. There's no login, no social buttons, no useless movie information, no database. You just write down the movies in a text file, the way you prefer it (eg. you could call The Matrix just Matrix.)
Just edit the movies.txt file, one movie per line. Optionally, You can rate the movies using our basic system: You like the movie, You really like the movie or You do not like the movie. You can even mark that You are re-watching the movie for a second time.
The syntax is as follows:
(optional rate) tab (is-review?) tab (name of the movie)
So, a basic movie listing would be:
+ tab tab Trainspotting
++ tab r tab Léon
tab tab Lord of the Rings
- tab tab Star Wars
By this list you can read that I find Trainspotting a fine movie, I've watched Léon The Professional more than once and it's a favorite of mine, that I don't care for The Lord of The Rings and Star WarzZz is boring.
It's really easy. You can see a fine working example here.
- Download the ZIP;
- Unzip it;
- Put the whole folder on your Dropbox Public folder; You can rename it from flms-master to whatever you want, eg. flms or filmes or movies;
- Share the link for the index.html that's inside the folder;
- Tell your friends!
Still don't use Dropbox? Create one account now!
Check out what those nice people have been watching.
- Seu Felipe http://seufelipe.com.br/flms/
- Daniel Lima http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8291754/filmes/index.html
- Daniel Ferraz http://dl.dropbox.com/u/564965/flms-master/flms-master/index.html
- Daniel Dias https://dl.dropbox.com/u/23812990/flms-master/index.html
- Rodrigo Ghedin https://dl.dropbox.com/u/45920/flms/index.html
- Eduardo Tubaína http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8550156/flms-master/index.html
- kirp http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7695654/flms/index.html
The latest version is always the one you see in http://seufelipe.com.br/flms/. We (still) don't have a way to auto-update, so you'll have to re-download the ZIP and replace the files manually (just don't forget to keep the movies.txt). It's kinda boring, we know, we're working on it.