The wall, in your browser
real renders from the pipeline — the curtain blink is honest, just sped up
The Box OfficeTheater
The everyday view: films logged, the household's recent reviews with star ratings, and a films-by-month chart.
On the real frame, an e-ink refresh takes about 30 seconds — the curtain is part of the charm. We've sped it up here so you don't have to hold your coffee that long.
What it shows, day to day
- The Box Office
- The everyday view: films logged, the household's recent reviews with star ratings, and a films-by-month chart.
- Review close-up
- When a friend posts a review, it gets the full screen — poster, stars, and their words, big enough to read from the couch.
- Movie night
- Tonight's pick as a marquee card: start time, who's watching, whose watchlist it came from, and how the household has rated it.
- The Box Office · paper
- Every mode also comes in a paper finish — black ink on white, for rooms where the frame should read like a print, not a screen.
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