Rate five things you know, from any shelf. Your archetype shows up in about a minute, and gets sharper with every log.
@june_bug · 69 logs · 7 followers · 9 following
Comfort Seeker · warm · cool · rough
Demo account. Romance and comedy, ideally both. I want to laugh and then feel something.
Warmth, resolution, a place they can return to. The rewatch is the point; the third time is the best time.
Where it goes wrong: Comfort can be a wall. The work that would have changed your mind never gets past the first ten minutes.
The charts and numbers behind this are under Taste.
The five this Bud would hand you first.
What the sentences on the overview are made of.
Among 649 curators with a profile.
How far this Bud leans on each of the fourteen dimensions compared with everyone else, strongest first.
This month they were drawn to comfort and warmth and in a generous mood. From 31 logs in the last thirty days.
Year in review:2026
Empty. Add things from their pages.
Funny, every one of them. Start at the top.
7 films, all of them funny, none of them a chore.
Cool, every one of them. Start at the top.
The cool ones I would hand you first.
The funny ones I would hand you first.
The warm ones I would hand you first.
Romantic comedies with a second act that hurts.
Profile built from 69 rated titles.
Garfield: Escape from Monday got under my skin. Trashy in all the right ways. It is kind to its people, and that kindness is the point.
Rating key: ★★★★★ loved, ★★½ mixed.
Everything I hoped 德云社乙巳年纲丝节系列之四《相声来了》专场 would be, and more. The comedy lands again and again. This one is going to stay with me.
Mostly about the performances.
I finished Songs in the Key of Animals and just sat there for a while. It keeps its feelings close, and I respected that. It goes down smoothly without being empty. I will be thinking about it for weeks.
I finished How to be a Billionaire with Xavier Niel and just sat there for a while. The comedy lands again and again. It is kind to its people, and that kindness is the point. It earned every star.
I finished Spud and just sat there for a while. Genuinely funny, laugh-out-loud more than once. Straight onto my favourites.
Mostly about the story.
31 Candles is the real thing. There is a warmth to it that never tips into sugar. Go in knowing as little as you can.
I did not expect Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger to hit this hard. It is kind to its people, and that kindness is the point. Cool and controlled, which makes the few swells hit harder.
Meccha Chameleon is the real thing. There is a warmth to it that never tips into sugar. I keep telling people about it.
I did not expect Mating Season to hit this hard. It feels completely of this moment. Straight onto my favourites.
Two people talk and it is the most romantic film ever made because nothing happens except the thing that matters. The listening booth. That is all.
Mostly about the story.
Further out is a stronger lean than other Buds.
Each spoke is one dimension; further out means a stronger lean that way than other Buds. A big shape is a strong, unusual taste; a small one is close to the middle of everyone.
One row a medium, half a star a bar; the dashed line is the mean. Kinder to books than films? It shows here.
One bar per star rating, one row per medium. Where the bars pile up is your habit; the dashed line is your average for that medium.
The two directions taste varies most along. Archetypes cluster; June Park is ringed, and people they follow are outlined.
Every Bud, placed so that people with similar leans sit near each other. The two axes are the directions taste varies most along, found from all profiles. Neighbors are worth a look.
Above the line, kinder than the crowd; below it, harsher.
Each dot is a title: your stars up, the audience's average across. Dots above the line are where you were kinder than the crowd, below it harsher. A wide spread means you do not follow consensus.
Needs ratings across at least two years, with three or more in each.
Year by year, on the four strongest dimensions.
One line per dimension, one point per year: the average character of what you loved that year. A line that climbs means your favorites moved toward that pole.
