MyWatched1. Find the film you want to see
Search for the title while it's still fresh in your mind. A recommendation is much more useful when you can find it again next weekend.
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A movie watchlist for your next film night
A friend recommends a film. A trailer catches your eye. Save the title in one place, so when you finally have time to watch something, you already have ideas waiting.
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Your next film starts here
Keep the films you want to see in your To Watch list. Open a title when you're ready to learn more and check the available ways to watch it.
| Title | Year | To Watch |
|---|---|---|
| Inception | 2010 | Saved for later |
| Coco | 2017 | Saved for later |
| Barbie | 2023 | Saved for later |
How to make a movie watchlist
2. Add it to To Watch
Save the film to your personal list. Bring recommendations from different places together, instead of leaving them scattered across notes, messages and streaming apps.
3. Come back when it's movie time
Open your list, choose a film and check its details. After watching, mark it as Watched to keep your own viewing record up to date.
Keep good recommendations within reach
Save the idea before it disappears
You don't have to decide when to watch a film the moment you hear about it. Put it on your list now and return to it when the timing is right.
Plan beyond one streaming service
Your film ideas might come from anywhere: a cinema trailer, a friend's suggestion or a classic you've been meaning to see. Keep those titles together in your own list.
Check where a film is available
Movie details can help you find streaming, rental and purchase options. Availability depends on the title and your country, and it can change. Check the provider before you start watching or pay for a rental.
Make your watchlist useful for tonight
When you sit down to choose a film, start with a few titles you're actually in the mood for. Check the film details and available viewing options, then pick one. The list has already done the remembering for you.
Afterwards, mark the film as watched and add a rating if you want to remember your reaction. Your To Watch list and your watched record have different jobs, but they work together.
Need an idea for your list?
Try a collection. A franchise gives you a natural next film, while an award-winners list can point you towards something you might otherwise miss. Use the films you've already seen as your starting point.
Find your next MCU filmFrequently asked questions
What is a movie watchlist?
A movie watchlist is a list of films you want to see. It helps you save recommendations and return to them when you're deciding what to watch.
What is the difference between To Watch and Watched?
To Watch is for films you want to see. Watched records films you've already seen. In MyWatchedMovies, you can manage both from your account.
Can I save films from different streaming services?
You save film titles, rather than a list tied to a single streaming subscription. Available streaming, rental and purchase options can be checked in the movie details where that information is available.
Will films automatically disappear from To Watch after I watch them?
To Watch and Watched are separate controls. Mark a film as Watched when you've seen it, and adjust To Watch when you want to change your plans.
Does MyWatchedMovies include streaming subscriptions?
No. Your free MyWatchedMovies account helps you organise films. Watching a title may require a separate subscription, rental or purchase from a provider.
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