"An inescapable observation of this collection is the prevalence of films about marginalized groups in the United States (Do the Right Thing, Moonlight, Minari, Get Out, and The Last Black Man in San Francisco). I'll avoid sweeping conclusions, but perhaps Letterboxd places a premium on stories featuring underrepresented communities."
I'm surprised this is your conclusion when it clearly shows that the IMDB audience clearly underrates films featuring minorities, some very well-regarded ones too.
"An inescapable observation of this collection is the prevalence of films about marginalized groups in the United States (Do the Right Thing, Moonlight, Minari, Get Out, and The Last Black Man in San Francisco). I'll avoid sweeping conclusions, but perhaps Letterboxd places a premium on stories featuring underrepresented communities."
I'm surprised this is your conclusion when it clearly shows that the IMDB audience clearly underrates films featuring minorities, some very well-regarded ones too.