Flickorian
/flɪˈkɔː.ri.ən/ · flick-OR-ee-un · noun
- Someone who watches films and TV, then says what they thought of them.
- A clean, simple guide to what’s on in the UK, and where to watch it.
From Old English flicorian, “to flicker, to flutter”. Films have been “the flicks” ever since the first pictures flickered on screen.
Find it. Watch it. Rate it.
Flickorian is a clean, simple guide to films and TV for UK viewers.
What you can do
- See what’s on near you. Enter your postcode to see which local cinemas are showing a film, with real times you can book.
- Know where to stream it. See instantly which UK services have a film or show — Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, BBC iPlayer, ITVX and more.
- Rate it, UK-style. Give anything five stars and help build the UK Viewers’ Rating — a score from people watching here, not worldwide.
- Keep a watchlist. Save what you want to see and find it again in one tap.
- Explore beyond the obvious. Award winners and nominees, world cinema by language, and who was born today.
Why Flickorian exists
Film sites used to be clean and easy to read. Flickorian goes back to that: no clutter, no pop-ups. Just the information you came for.