CineRank

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About CineRank

CineRank is a daily film puzzle. Each round takes six movies and one measurable thing about them — audience rating, box-office take, runtime, budget, release year — and asks you to put the six in order for that statistic.

It rewards a different kind of film knowledge than trivia does. You are not asked what a movie is about; you are asked how it performed, how long it ran, or how it was received, relative to five others. A film you love can sit at the bottom of a rating list, and a film you have never seen can sit at the top of a box-office one. Separating what you think of a movie from what the numbers say about it is most of the game.

Scoring counts exact placements out of six. Each correct slot earns points, a clean sweep earns a substantial bonus, and every completed round earns a floor — so there is no reason not to finish.

Start with the film you are most certain about and build outward. Ratings cluster tightly, so the middle four slots are usually a coin toss; box office and budget spread far wider, and a single blockbuster in the set often pins one end of the order for you. Nothing is committed until you lock in.

Every movie's numbers come from The Movie Database, and the round links back to the entry it drew them from. Everybody plays the same six films on the same day.

How to play

Read the prompt — the movie statistic this round ranks, and the direction it ranks in.
Tap a film to select it, then tap a slot to place it. Tap two placed films to swap them.
Fill all six slots, then hit Lock In to reveal the real order.
Every film you placed in its correct slot scores. Six out of six is a perfect round.

Where the data comes from

Every CineRank puzzle is built from published, dated data, and each challenge links the source it drew its numbers from. These are the references we draw on:

The Movie Database (TMDB)

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