Letterboxd Restores Service After Website Crash
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Letterboxd Restores Service After Website Crash

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The film logging platform Letterboxd experienced a service outage Sunday, signing users out of their accounts. The company announced the issue was resolved in an update to its user base.

The platform for cinephiles updated users Sunday afternoon that “we're now back online.

The sudden outage left many film enthusiasts unable to access their accounts and logged lists on the popular website. Letterboxd has become a prominent social media space for movie lovers, allowing them to track films they’ve watched, write reviews, and create lists. The platform did not specify how many users were affected by the disruption.

The brief downtime caused frustration among its user base, who rely on the site for cataloging their film viewing habits and engaging with a community of fellow movie fans. Letterboxd's quick announcement that it was “now back online” suggests the company acted swiftly to resolve the issue.

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