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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2020 · 43 MIN

The Decline of Film Forums: What Caused It?

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In this episode we talk about a topic near and dear to our hearts: The Decline of Film Forums. Once upon a time there was an endless horde of IMDb forums, each with their own subculture. We had Mubi (the auteurs), RottenTomatoes and many, many more. Then, they slowly started to disappear, to the point that only ICMForum.com, and a few others, mostly the IMDb clones, which have copied the archives and kept some of the same users, are active and popular. What happened? Fittingly, both the co-founders of the ICMForum is with us, one of them (Lauren) for the very first time. Join in as we put on our detective hats, and talk openly of our own loss and traumas.

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