Movie reviews
Turn your reactions into a movie review with a headline, rating out of five, short summary, and tags.
Works in ChatGPT
Write a review with ChatGPT.
Talk through any movie or show, and Critics Room writes it up in your voice.
Tell Critics Room what you watched and what you thought — rough notes are fine. It turns your take into a review in your own voice, keeps your ratings in a personal film journal, and gives you a link to share with friends.
Choose “Try in chat” in ChatGPT, then tell it what you watched. Connect Critics Room if prompted.
Movies, series, seasons, and episodes.
What you can do
Built for the way people actually review what they watch.
TV reviews
Review a whole TV series, a season, or a single episode, with the season and episode saved alongside the show.
Personal film journal
Keep your reviews together on Critics Room. Revisit your latest reviews, see your highest ratings, or browse your titles alphabetically.
Share your reviews
Publish a review and share its link with friends, or keep it private. You choose what to save and who can read it.
Conversation starters
Start with something you watched.
Help me write a spoiler-free review of Arrival in my own voice.
Turn my notes about the movie I just watched into a review.
Help me review season two of Severance.
Show my highest-rated reviews on Critics Room.
Find my saved review of Interstellar so I can revise it.
List the movies and TV shows I have reviewed, A–Z.
From reaction to review
Connect, review, and save.
- 01Open Critics Room in ChatGPT and choose Try in chat. Connect your Critics Room account if prompted.
- 02Name the movie or TV show, share your reactions and rating, and say whether to include spoilers.
- 03Review the draft: headline, rating, summary, full review, tags, and public or private visibility.
- 04Ask ChatGPT to save the approved review. Open the returned Critics Room link to read, edit, or share it.
Your review, your voice
Rating, tags, summary, and review text that still sounds like you.
Critics Room asks a few quick questions before it writes, so your review sounds like you rather than a template — and your journal stays worth coming back to.
FAQ
Common questions
What does Critics Room do?+
Tell Critics Room what you watched and what you thought — rough notes are fine. It turns your take into a review in your own voice, keeps your ratings in a personal film journal, and gives you a link to share with friends.
How do I connect Critics Room to ChatGPT?+
Open Critics Room in ChatGPT and choose to connect or try it in chat, then sign in to Critics Room when prompted. Then tell ChatGPT what you watched and ask for help writing your review.
Can I write spoiler-free movie reviews?+
Yes. Tell ChatGPT you want a spoiler-free review before drafting, and check the finished text before saving. You can also ask for a review that includes spoilers.
Can I review TV seasons and episodes?+
Yes. Critics Room supports movies, full TV series, individual seasons, and episodes. Include the season and episode numbers when discussing a specific part of a show.
Are my reviews public or private?+
Reviews are public by default. You can ask to save a review privately, and change its visibility later. Check the draft and visibility before approving a save. Private reviews are not included in the public feed or sitemap.
Can I use Critics Room as a film diary?+
Yes. Saved reviews become a personal film journal with ratings, summaries, and tags. Ask ChatGPT for your recent reviews, highest-rated reviews, or titles in alphabetical order.
Start in ChatGPT