Asking "which did you like more?" instead of a star rating is a smart call. A pairwise pick is quicker to answer and more honest than guessing a number, and the 0.0 to 10.0 scores it builds from those picks are a nice payoff. The taste-compatibility score with friends is the part I'd use most. Any plans for a group mode, like a few friends going head-to-head to pick tonight's movie?
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Asking "which did you like more?" instead of a star rating is a smart call. A pairwise pick is quicker to answer and more honest than guessing a number, and the 0.0 to 10.0 scores it builds from those picks are a nice payoff. The taste-compatibility score with friends is the part I'd use most. Any plans for a group mode, like a few friends going head-to-head to pick tonight's movie?