Show HN: 5000 best movies

Cool site. I love the simple interface.<p>From a UX perspective, the header should be sticky when you scroll. I was having fun looking at the "moods" and genres that get highlighted when you hover over a movie, but after I scroll down, I can't see it anymore

I must confess that I use this website quite daily ( in fact everytime I want to watch a movie ) since I discovered it a few weeks ago here on HN. its a real gem. I love the interface too, even if I think that we could polish just a bit the css to make it more attractive ( if you want, I volunteer :) )

Pretty decent and clean interface, I like that -- I think the next step to take from here would be implementing a system that lets users keep track of a list of watched/not-watched movies.<p>Up for it? :)<p>Anyway, do please remark on what kind of stack you've got going and what went into making this.

Very nice. Different but distinctive and useful design.<p>Row selection highlighting would help with navigation; I find myself getting a bit lost when parsing such long rows. I would also like to see a bit more info about how the site works.

One tiny recommendation: Give a visual indication that the movie I just rated will move elsewhere. It was very confusing to see things vanish when I clicked on them :)<p>But leaving nitpicks aside - I really like it.

I'm finding your personalization algorithm to be impressively accurate.<p>Is there some way to download the personalized results?<p>It wouldn't have to be pretty - even plain XML would be great.

This is an awesome little web app that I immediately bookmarked for later reference. On a side note, only on HackerNews could this interface draw praise.

Way simple, yet charming. Loved the show-categories-on-hover feature, but it's impossible to see the categories when scrolled down.

How does the score works? 12 Angry Men has a 9.4 score and 7th place, but when I filter by "Law" movies the score goes down to 7.5.

Something seriously wrong with the "writer" credit. E.g. anything based on a book, Full Metal Alchemist.

I'm really impressed. The "recommender" system works <i>really</i> well.

How come "The Godfather" is a Horror movie?

once you scroll down, the whole information section becomes useless.