Framed
Name the film from six stills
Film dles are recognition games for people who never skip the credits. Framed shows you six stills, Moviedle compresses an entire film into one blurred second, Actorle censors a filmography until you name its owner, and The Box Office Game asks what was number one on a random weekend in history. They are quick, they are smug inducing when you solve a one frame mystery, and they will quietly rebuild your watchlist out of films you failed to recognise.
Ranked by how widely each game is played, the same order as the Popular sort. Nobody can pay to move up.
By how widely it is played, Framed is the top daily movie and TV game we list right now, followed by Cine2Nerdle and Cinematrix. The ranking method is explained on our about page.
Yes. All 10 daily movies and TV games here are free to play in your browser with no account, and every link is checked daily.
Name the film from six stills
Swap movie tiles to uncover hidden film connections
Letterboxd's daily 3x3 film grid with rarity scoring
The whole film compressed into one second
Guess the actor from a redacted filmography
Decode the emoji clues to name the daily movie
Guess the Marvel Cinematic Universe character of the day.
Nine cells, nine guesses, one unique movie per crossing
Name the top five films from a past weekend
Daily Harry Potter puzzles for characters, quotes and spells