There are so many films out there, and so little time to watch them. When you're ready to kick back and enjoy a movie, you don't want to waste time figuring out what to watch. So here are five of the fastest ways to find a good film.

These sites recommend films that are currently showing in theaters as well as old films worth watching. If it's the latter, you might want to check which movies you can stream on services like Netflix or Amazon Prime.

StayIn (Web): Quick Questionnaire for Mood-Based Recommendations

find movies to watch quickly with StayIn and its tinder-like questionnaire

StayIn uses a Tinder-like interface and a quick series of questions to figure out what sort of mood you are in, and recommends a movie based on that. It's a browser-based app that also works well on mobile screens and is a unique way to find new films to watch.

The questions are written like a human would ask (and sometimes include profanity too). So instead of "Choose a genre", it would ask something like, "Are you in the mood for some action?" You have to click Yes, No, or Don't Care on each question card. Don't think too much about it, go with your gut.

When you've sorted these filters enough, StayIn will give you recommendations for movies to watch, complete with their basic details. It's one of the quickest ways to get a film worth watching.

End Rating (Web): For a Satisfying Climax

Find films with the best climax at End Ratings

There are some great movies that mess up their conclusion. Then there are films that seem to build up to the end, and the climax is what makes the whole film worth watching. If you're looking for the latter, End Rating is a quick way to find such movies.

The site gives movies two types of ratings. One is a general film rating, which is indicated in green. This seems to be based on movie ranking sites like IMDb or Metacritic. Then there is the rating in orange, which is where users rate the film's ending.

Among the top-rated films in this are the likes of Limitless and The Usual Suspects. You haven't seen The Next Three Days? Well apparently, the ending makes the movie worth watching since it got a 100/100. What're you reading this for, go see it.

Suggest Me Movie (Web): The StumbleUpon for Movies

Suggest Me Movie is a StumbleUpon for film recommendations

There is no searching or clicking around at Suggest Me Movies. Open the site and you'll get a new film recommendation, complete with its IMDb rating, a trailer, genres, and quick details about the plot and cast. It's like the classic StumbleUpon website, but only for films.

If you want, you can customize these recommendations with a few filters. Set start and end years, genres, minimum IMDb score, votes, and up to three keywords to search in actor names or the synopsis.

You won't always get a winner with Suggest Me Movie, and there are quite a few foreign film recommendations. But if you don't like what you see, just click the Suggest Me Movie button again to get a new pick. This simplicity is hard to beat.

LazyDay (Web): Search for Anything, or Get Random Picks

LazyDay offers a comprehensive search engine for movies as well as random picks

LazyDay is one of the best-tagged film catalogs to get movie recommendations. You can search for almost anything and get a film in the results. For example, you might search "Character says I love you" or "Stabbed with a needle" and you'll get a result for it at LazyDay.

The results have everything you'll need about a movie to make a decision, including a trailer, a quick synopsis, and the IMDb rating. You don't even need to go away from the results to find these things, it's all available without leaving the page, which makes your search much faster.

If you can't make up your mind and are feeling too lazy to search, LazyDay also offers "Random Picks" so you don't have to decide. That's quite nice, isn't it? Sometimes, all you want is to not think, and be catered to like TV used to do.

CringeMDB (Web): Find Films Safe to Watch With Parents

CringeMDB tells you which films are safe to watch with your parents

We all know IMDb is a great database of everything you'd want to know about a film. That includes its Parents' Guide to find and avoid inappropriate movie scenes for kids. But what if you're the kid and you want to watch something with your folks, or anyone else, without feeling awkward? Turn to CringeMDB.

The website lets you search films between 1995 and 2017 to find which ones are safe to watch with folks and which ones will make you cringe at a scene or two. But rather than the search function, you should use CringeMDB for theater releases.

The "In Theaters" and "Upcoming" tabs have movie posters showcasing what is playing in cinema halls right now, and films that are set to release soon. You can plan your outing accordingly, and save yourself a few blushes.

More Recommendations In Different Ways

Naturally, this list is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to film recommendation websites, apps, and engines. We've talked about many of them before, but if you're looking for quick ways to find movies, then you should check out Movie of the Night.

Like Suggest Me Movie, it gives you only one recommendation at a time, but in this case, you set some criteria for it first. The website is a part of our list of five recommendation sites to find new movies, which also includes a cute app to find a movie that is common ground between you and your date. Try it out.

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