Match a movie with friends in minutes
To match a movie, everyone says yes or no to the same trailers and you watch something you all said yes to. ReelMatch does the comparing for you: free on iPhone and Android, for two people or a whole group.
How it works
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Download ReelMatch and connect
Everyone installs the app and connects by sharing an invite link. It works for couples, friend groups and families, on iPhone and Android.
- 2
Swipe trailers separately
Each person swipes yes or skip on their own phone, so there's no arguing over the remote and no one is put on the spot.
- 3
Open your matches
Titles that two or more of you said yes to show up as matches, along with which streaming service has them. Choose one and start the movie.
Why matching works when 'what do you fancy?' doesn't
A match is an overlap, not a guess. It only contains titles each person has said yes to, so nobody has to reject anyone's suggestion.
It scales to groups. Agreeing on a film with three or more people by chatting rarely works; comparing everyone's yeses does.
It saves the evening. Most of a movie night is lost choosing, and a match list gets you to the film quickly.
Questions
How do you match a movie with friends?
Install ReelMatch, connect with your friends, and everyone swipes through trailers on their own phone. Movies you all said yes to appear in your matches.
How can a group of friends choose a movie?
Have each person say yes or no to the same set of trailers, then watch something everyone said yes to. ReelMatch automates that for groups of three or more.
Do we both need the app?
Yes. A match is the overlap between each person's swipes, so everyone you watch with needs ReelMatch. It's free to download.
How do we choose a movie when we never agree?
Stop debating and compare answers. Swiping separately means you only see titles you all like, and 'I don't mind' stops being the answer.