This site gives you a chance to follow in the steps of film critic Leonard Maltin, and write your very own capsule reviews. GniQ is a site where you get to tell everybody what you think of any movie you’ve watched in 160 words or less. You can share that with every other user of the site, and you can also have your review shared with people on Twitter and Facebook (you actually sign in to GinQ using any of these two services).
And the site’s also great for making plans with friends and followers. You can decide which movies you’re going to watch next based on the ratings that other site users have given them. It’s really easy to tell the ones that have “Bomb” written all over them from the masterpieces.
And in case you think that 160 words aren’t enough to tell others whether a movie achieves what its director aimed for, then let me bring to mind Mr. Maltin’s timeless review of the movie “Isn’t It Romantic?”.
Mr. Maltin’s words?
“No”.
There you go. Two characters. You can do it, believe me.
GinQ.com In Their Own Words
GinQ offers social movie reviews, in 160 characters or less.
Some Questions About GinQ.com
Is there really room for a service like this one? Don’t most people use Twitter to do this instead? Will they feel the need to use a separate service for rating movies? 
