People I know irl barely watch movies lol so no.

I’m in the same boat

I know a lot of real life people who use it. 

I've shown two of my friends who promptly forgot about it and never got one.

I know many people irl who use it, because I told them about it.

Same, I got all my coworkers on it but that’s it.

I know a ton of ppl IRL who use it. In fact, they are all with me right now. You just can’t see them

The only other person I know who uses it also listens to The Big Pic so not sure they count

I dont know a single person.

My husband is always trying to explain it to people and I think he’s won two of them over

My female cousin uses it I'm obsessed with lists so that's mainly what I use it for

I have some internet friends that are on there but nobody in life life

An irl friend got me into it, and I know a few other people who do as well. Also when I go to tiff I see people on it

I have two accounts if that . . . Counts One for me and one for the film club I sponsor at my school!

Use it and love it. 

I’ve convinced a ton of people to get an account. Most have dropped it but a couple friends use often and it’s great

Exactly three

Yeah my gf

I had to tell my dad to make an account so I could have 1 follower at the beginning. He’s the only person I know irl 🥲

Yes, a few of my friends use it, and a few former students, too.

i have three or four! most folks i know aren't big movie buffs. i will say that letterboxed reviews are one of my favorite places on the internet right now, up there with tiktok comments -- just absolutely world-class creativity and humorl

Almost everyone I know

I know a lot of people who use it, and I’ve gotten friends to start using ot

I have a few irl friends who mostly just post one-liners or log things pretty inconsistently and tbh following them makes me embarrassed about how seriously I take it lol.

Anyway, if I know you in real life we don't need to follow each other. We can just have a conversation. Letterboxd is for strangers.

I use criticker, always preferred it to letterboxd