Do you love watching movies?  Have you found that with a few drinks even a bad movie can be quite enjoyable?  MovieBoozer.com is a movie rating website where movies are rated on the number of beers needed for optimum movie watching enjoyment.  According to MovieBoozer:

Our ratings always start with A Toast.  If you’re like us, then you like a cold one in your hand anytime you’re watching a movie.  You’re no alcoholic, but you like a good beer whenever you are seated and watching for example: a daughter’s ballet recital, a Nascar race, a tennis match, a baseball game, strippers… you get the idea.  As the movie gets tougher to watch, adding beers make what you’re watching better, hopefully.  The worst possible rating is a 6 Pack.

In addition to movie reviews you can also find: movie news, trailers, a podcast, columns, Oscar talk, movie drinking games, and more.

http://movieboozer.com/

When it come to entertainment, does it seem like the top critics just can’t seem to agree?  Do you wish they would come up with some sort of consensus before you spend your hard earned dollars?  Metacritic.com is a website that combines the scores of top critics and site users to come up with a single rating for movies, games, TV, and music.  According to Metacritic:

Metacritic’s mission is to help consumers make an informed decision about how to spend their time and money on entertainment.  We believe that multiple opinions are better than one, user voices can be as important as critics, and opinions must be scored to be easy to use…  Metacritic’s proprietary Metascore distills the opinions of the most respected critics writing online and in print to a single number.

http://www.metacritic.com/

Do you love watching movies?  Does it seem like film critics never pick movies that you actually like?  Are random amateur critics on the interwebs even worse?  Are your friends movie picks a lot better?  Goodfil.ms is a social movie rating website where you can rate and review movies and get recommendations based on your friends’ ratings.  According to Goodfilms:

Goodfilms is a site for you to rate, review, and share your movie experiences, and while doing so find new films (or rediscover old ones) for you to watch.  We’ve built the site based around two fundamental ideas: that films are social, and that existing rating systems are broken…  The best way to find movies is through the people you know.  We’ve designed Goodfilms from the ground up to show you what your existing friends are watching and rating, and to focus on showing you what the people around you think about films instead of a random grab bag of “internet voters” or highly specialised critics.

Films can be browsed by year.  Goodfilms’ rating system allows you to give movies two separate ratings, critical quality and rewatchability, which results in films falling into four zones: “Good, Good”, “Enjoyably Bad”, “Difficult, Great”, and “Zone of Crap.”  Goodfilms also has a blog.

http://goodfil.ms/

Are you becoming bored with the big film productions that come out of Hollywood?  Is your attention span a little too short for a three-hour movie?  Do you prefer smaller independent films?  SeeFlik.com is a website that showcases independent films from film students and recent grads, that are relatively short in length.  According to SeeFlik:

SeeFlik is a platform for emerging filmmakers to showcase their work to decision makers in the film industry while building exposure with the millions of online viewers like you.  As the first site that caters to the broad and untapped audience of short film viewers, SeeFlik discovers and advances the most exciting up-and-coming storytellers.  SeeFlik is the first distribution platform exclusive to current undergrad or grad students of an accredited film program or alumni (within 5 years).

Genres include: Action & Adventure, Documentaries, Dramas, Horror, Comedy, Musicals & Music, Romantic, Sci-fi, Fantasy, Thrillers, Animation, Experimental, and Character Based.  You can also browse: Highest rated, Most viewed, Most recent, Schools, and Under 5 minutes.  If you are currently a film student or alumni of a film school of five years or less, you can enter your own film in SeeFlik’s twice annual contest

http://www.seeflik.com/

Do love the anticipation that comes before a new movie is released?  Would you like to know details about upcoming new movies before your friends have even heard of their existence?  Moviepilot.com is an online community of movie lovers that features news of new movies well in advance of their release and new movie recommendations tailored to your personal taste.  According to Moviepilot:

Moviepilot is a new home for upcoming movies.  And a home for the movie buffs around the globe who care about them.  Moviepilot is building a personal recommendation and discovery service for movies and TV shows.  Through Moviepilot, you can trace the evolution of a movie from start to finish; from rumor to the red carpet.  You can engage with your favorite projects way before they hit the big screen or a mass audience.  What’s more, we want you to participate…  Comment, vote, share, get involved…  Think of any upcoming movie.  Maybe it’s in production, in pre-production even.  Do you know a place online that’s up to date on its progress?  Do you know a place to discuss the latest news about it, or a place that brings its fans together?  Well, that’s a home and that’s what we’ve created.

Moviepilot tailors its news and recommendations to your personal tastes using your Facebook likes.  Moviepilot is a relatively new site and is adding more features soon.  Moviepilot also has a blog.

http://moviepilot.com/

Do you have trouble keeping up with all the latest movie, music and game releases?  Would you like to find information on all the latest releases in one place so you don’t miss anything?  WhenItDrops.com is your fast and easy online source for information on the latest movie, music, DVD, and game releases.  According to When it drops:

When it drops helps you keep track of each week’s newest releases.  We* were tired of digging through a handful of sites wondering if anything cool was coming out this week.  Spend 60 seconds on whenitdrops.com instead of scouring sites that bury information in a maze of clicks.  All you really want to know is what cool, new movies / music / DVDs / games / books are coming soon?  Now you know.

You can view releases for Last Week, This Week, Next Week, and Two Weeks.  Release categories includes Movies, Music, DVDs, and Games.  Movie releases include links to buy tickets and view trailers.  Music, DVD, and game releases include links for Amazon, iTunes, and Netflix, where applicable.

http://whenitdrops.com/

Do you love movies?  Do you wish you could have your favorite scenes right at your fingertips so you could watch them anytime?  MOVIECLIPS.com is a website that posts thousands of movie clips, covering every genre imaginable, in an easy to browse format that lets you quickly find exactly what you’re looking for.  According to MOVIECLIPS:

We at MOVIECLIPS.com are movie fans – no, we are movie freaks!  We love movies.  We love to see movies.  We love to talk about movies.  We love to discover, rediscover and relive movies.  For this reason, we have created movieclips.com – to bottle that insane, enthusiastic energy and share it with the world.  With over 12,000 movie clips, you can search, find, view, discuss and share scenes from your favorite movies.  For a year, the team at MOVIECLIPS has worked tirelessly to collect clips and make them completely searchable by actor, title, genre, occasion, action, mood, character, theme, setting, prop, and even dialogue.  This makes it simple to find a scene fast…  We are legal and free to every user.

Each movie clip has links to Netflix, iTunes, and Amazon so you can easily purchase or rent the entire movie if you want to see more.

http://movieclips.com/

Does it seem like most films build up to a rather disappointing ending?   Does it seem like Hollywood just can’t get it right?  Does it seem like someone out there should be able to make a better ending?  HowItShouldHaveEnded.com is a website that posts animated alternate endings to popular films and some television series.

How It Should Have Ended also includes movie reviews, web comics, discussion forums, and download-able stills from the alternate endings for use as wallpapers.

http://www.howitshouldhaveended.com/

Do you love movies?  Would you like to read movie reviews and watch trailers online?  Slashfilm.com is a blog that posts the latest buzz, news, and reviews on all the latest films and TV shows.  /Film describes itself as: “a blog with a personal point of view on the cutting edge of breaking news.”

News posts are categorized as: Casting, Comic Book, Horror, Remakes, Sci-Fi, Sequels, The Buzz, and TV.   /Film also includes a Reviews section and a Trailers section ( including both the actual trailers and /Film’s commentary).   For those on the go there is /Filmcast, a podcast that covers a lot of the same material as the site.  Finally there is a Cool Stuff section which goes outside the scope of the rest of the site.

http://www.slashfilm.com/

Do you often have an urge to use the restroom in middle of movies?   Would you like some relief with out missing the best part?  RunPee.com is a website that tells you the best time to take a quick break in movies and gives you a quick recap of what you missed.  According to RunPee:

The mission of RunPee.com – to help you enjoy your movie going experience and relieve your bladder at the same time: Every movie has a few scenes in there somewhere that aren’t crucial to the plot, or can be easily summed up for you on our site.  Every movie has a few minutes you can miss and not be lost when you sit back down.  No more guessing when to run and pee

There is a RunPee app for most popular mobile platforms, such as: iPhone, Android, and Blackberry, and a generic flash app that should run on most anything.  Pee Times can also be used to buy snacks.

http://www.runpee.com/