Know What To Watch Tonight.And What's Coming Next.
Saving a film was never the hard part. Remembering it, finding where it streams and choosing it on a Friday night is. This does all three, in two minutes instead of thirty.
- Save films months before they’re out. Get an email the day one reaches your services.
- Pick by mood, by what you can stream, or by the time you have.
- See what it feels like without spoilers, and every major rating side by side.
- Find where it streams, where you live and abroad.
Klaus
2019 · Movie
How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies
2024 · Movie
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2022 · Movie
Society of the Snow
2023 · Movie
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Browse by moodThe latest titles members have saved, each with a take on what it is like and where it streams.
Tulsa King (2022)
series · Funny · IMDb 7.9
Stallone carries this fish-out-of-water crime story with a surprising amount of charm and dry humor. It is a breezy, bingeable watch that balances lighthearted crew-building with enough underworld stakes to keep the momentum high across its seasons.
A Course Called Ireland (2026)
documentary · Funny
Bill Murray’s dry wit meets the rolling greens of Ireland in this laid-back celebrity travelogue. It is a slow-paced, scenic wander perfect for golf enthusiasts or anyone looking for a gentle, humorous escape without any high-stakes drama.
Comédie-Française (2026)
film · Funny · TMDB 7.0 · In French
A frantic, high-intensity farce that thrives on the "show must go on" energy of theatrical disasters. Its short runtime and escalating chaos make it a quick, stressful, and hilarious watch for anyone who enjoys seeing well-laid plans crumble into comedic panic.
Sunny Dancer (2026)
film · Feel-Good · TMDB 7.1
A bittersweet coming-of-age story that finds light in a heavy subject, balancing the reality of illness with the warmth of human connection. It is an inspiring and emotionally resonant journey that aims to leave the viewer feeling uplifted rather than defeated.
Steps (2026)
film · Cozy
A playful, animated subversion of fairy tale tropes that offers a gentle and colorful adventure for all ages. It is a lighthearted and safe watch that balances its magical stakes with a warm focus on sisterhood and redemption.
Ranabaali (2026)
film · Epic · In Telugu and English
A sprawling, three-hour historical blockbuster that uses grand set pieces and high-stakes drama to tell a classic tale of resistance. It is designed for maximum emotional and visual impact, offering a heavy, adrenaline-charged experience typical of large-scale period epics.
Case 137 (2025)
film · Authentic · IMDb 7.2 · In French
A grounded and morally complex French procedural that swaps high-speed chases for the slow-burn tension of internal politics and personal bias. It is a sober, character-driven drama for viewers who prefer their crime stories to be gritty, realistic, and intellectually challenging.
The Beast (2026)
film · Epic · TMDB 6.8
A high-concept, adrenaline-fueled actioner that turns a presidential vehicle into a rolling fortress. It is a relentless thrill ride designed for fans of 90s-style "Die Hard" scenarios where the scale of the destruction is the main attraction.
Netflix Doesn't Want You to Find What You Want
Remember when you could sort your "My List" A–Z? Or by the date you added a title?
Gone.
Netflix quietly killed those buttons. Now you're stuck with one option: "Netflix Suggestions." Translation: whatever Netflix wants to push that week.
This wasn't an accident. It's the same trick casinos pull when they remove the clocks and windows. If you can't find the exit, you stay. The longer you scroll, the more content they shove in your face, the more likely you give up and click whatever new reality show they're pushing.
That documentary you saved in 2019? Buried. On purpose.
The Algorithm Is Not Your Friend
That "Match Score" Netflix shows you? It doesn't tell you if a movie is good. It tells you if the movie fits the profile Netflix built for you, which conveniently lines up with whatever original content is cheapest for them to promote.
And it isn't only Netflix. Prime, Disney+ and the rest each push their own shows first. None of them will tell you that a film you saved just arrived on another service you already pay for.
You pay for the subscriptions. They decide what you see.
That's backwards.
So Here's What Watchlist Boosted Does Instead
I got tired of scrolling through a disorganized mess to find something to watch, so I built the tool the streaming services should have given us. It does two jobs.
Keep track of everything you want to see
Hear about it early, and don’t lose it
Save a film months before it’s out. You get a countdown, and an email the day it reaches a service you pay for.
What’s coming to cinemasWhere it streams, anywhere
Every title shows where it streams in your country, filtered to your services, and which other countries have it.
How it worksThe shows you’re watching
Where you stopped, when the next episode is out, and an email when a new season is announced.
Tracking showsBring your history
Import from Netflix, Letterboxd, IMDb, TV Time and more, or sync with Trakt, Simkl or TMDB. Rate what you’ve seen and your favourites build up in one place.
Import guidesPick something good tonight
Pick by mood
Nine moods, from Funny to Tense to Cozy, tagged for you. Filter by mood, by what you can stream, or by what you can finish in under 30 minutes.
The nine moodsKnow what it’s like, without spoilers
A short take on how each title feels, so you can tell a slow burn from a thriller before you press play.
Every rating on one screen
IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, Letterboxd, Trakt and RogerEbert.com side by side, and the age Common Sense Media suggests for families. Sort your whole list by IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, Letterboxd or Trakt.
Remember why you saved it
One line on any title: who recommended it, or what it’s for. Months later it settles the choice between two films you can’t remember.
Watch reasonsFilter by mood and by what you can stream, and a list of 200 becomes a list of four.
Finally End the "What Should We Watch?" Standoff
You know the scene. You, your partner, maybe a friend on a video call. Forty-five minutes of scrolling. Nothing chosen. Snacks gone cold.
Watchlist Boosted lets you share your watchlist with multiple friends, so everyone can see what overlaps. Find the movie you all actually want to watch in minutes, not hours.
Date night. Family movie night. Long-distance friend hangout. Solved.
3 watchlists overlapping
3 titles everyone wants to watch
Sort Your Netflix My List Again
Netflix took the sort buttons away, so the only way to sort Netflix My List today is to take the list out of Netflix. Export your Netflix watchlist with a free browser extension, drop the file in here, and sort it by IMDb rating, year, runtime, or how long it has been sitting there.
The same works for Letterboxd, IMDb, JustWatch, Prime Video and TV Time exports, and Simkl, Trakt and TMDB connect with one click and stay in sync.
Why It's Free
Simple: your watchlist is your data. You shouldn't pay twice to use it. Once to Netflix, and again to someone like me.
If Netflix won't give us a search bar that works or a basic sort button, we'll build our own. And we'll give it away.
Questions People Ask
How do I sort my Netflix My List?
Netflix removed the sort options from My List, so you cannot sort it inside Netflix any more. Export your Netflix watchlist with a free Chrome extension, import the file into Watchlist Boosted, and sort it by IMDb or Rotten Tomatoes rating, year, runtime or when you added it.
How do I export my Netflix watchlist?
Install the Netflix Watch List Manager extension in Chrome, open netflix.com/browse/my-list, and click Export. You get a JSON file you can drop straight into Watchlist Boosted. The full walkthrough is in the Netflix export guide.
Is Watchlist Boosted free?
Yes. There is no paywall and no premium tier. Your watchlist is your data, and you should not have to pay twice to use it.
Can it tell me when a film comes to my streaming services?
Yes. Pick the services you pay for, and you get an email the day a film or show you saved arrives on one of them. Films you save before release get a countdown, and the same email when they land.
Does it show where something streams outside the US?
Yes. Each title shows where it streams in your country, with your own services first, and which other countries have it. Availability comes from JustWatch through TMDB.
Which services can I import from?
Netflix, Letterboxd, IMDb, JustWatch and Prime Video by file, Simkl, Trakt and TMDB by a one-click live connection, and any other list as a CSV. TV Time users can import the export they saved before it closed.
Where do the ratings come from?
IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic scores come from OMDb, and Letterboxd, Trakt and RogerEbert.com scores from MDBList. TMDB provides its own rating, posters, cast, trailers and streaming availability by country through JustWatch.
Can I share my watchlist with friends?
Yes. Share your list by email with as many people as you like, see which titles you have all saved, and compare ratings side by side.