A few months ago, TelaRant introduced a new commenting system called Topics where logged in readers could actively participate as part of our community along with additional features including community ratings and reviews.
Now, we invite you to create your own topics! Do you want to ask the community their opinion on something that interests you? Have a theory about a new movie, TV show, game, comic book or anime? You can now post a thread on Screen Rant to interact with other readers and Screen Rant’s team of writers and experts.
We’re proud to announce the arrival of Threads Submissions as a new way for ScreenRant readers to connect and share opinions on all things movies, TV, comics, games, and more.
How to Get Started with ScreenRant Topics
Create a free account (if you haven’t already)
When logging in TelaRantUsers will immediately benefit from a lighter ad experience and will be able to interact with a new collection of community resources, with more coming soon. Members who created their accounts through Google Login will be automatically verified, but those who create new accounts directly on the sites will need to confirm their email by clicking a link we send to their inbox.
Find the Threads section!
It’s time to join the discussion.
Use the main navigation on desktop or mobile to find topics, or click here.
Submit your own topic!
The ScreenRant Threads hub displays threads on our top topics and highlights the latest and most popular topics to interact with. To create your own, click Submit a topicSelect a topic from the drop-down menu, add a title and you’re done! There are options to flesh out your idea or question with additional content, and you can also include a link and image.
Remember, threads must be relevant to the topics we cover and must be written in complete sentences so they can fit in the Threads hub for others in the community to see and interact with!
Encourage discussion about movies, shows, comics, and games
Participate and interact with other readers’ topics!
From “What’s the best MCU movie?” to “Which video game deserves a remake?” We want to encourage discussion about what we cover most and what you love reading here on TelaRant:
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Your favorite movies/shows/comics/games
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Questions for other ScreenRant readers
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Questions for the ScreenRant team
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Speculations about upcoming releases
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etc.
Be part of ScreenRant!
Comments were a core part of ScreenRant a decade ago, and we’re excited to bring them back with new features and in a more prominent form. When you create your own free ScreenRant account, you can review your favorite movies, games, and TV shows, join Threads, create your own, sign up for our newsletters (we just launched a new weekly box office newsletter!) and follow your favorite topics, articles or authors, and soon, much more!
Participate and share your ideas!