FilmCrave Database Takes Massive Leap Forward, Guest Bloggers Mob Site

Online, November 21, 2011 (Newswire.com) - The phrase "full-steam ahead" has never been more apt then when it applies to FilmCrave.com With two new exciting developments, the website enters a new phase in social networking.

As the year 2011 winds down, the website finds itself in new and exciting territory. With an influx of films flowing into the site daily, the movie database has exploded past the 40,000 film mark. This includes everything from the latest blockbuster action or comedy movie to limited release indies and foreign films. With new films constantly being announced and added, not to mention new user requests pouring in, the breakneck pace shows no signs of slowing down any time soon.

That development, however, pales in comparison to a new initiative that has taken the website by storm. By reaching out to members who have had an impact on the site, through informative reviews and forum participation, FilmCrave.com has created their own community of guest bloggers. If the initial response is any indication, the movie blog should be one of the most popular features on the site.

The best part about this new feature is you don't have to be a wizard of words or professional blogger to enjoy self-publishing. All you need is a good record of participation, a creative idea and the courage to voice your opinion. All submissions are edited before going live, so you don't even have to worry about perfect grammar - the community manager has you covered.

FilmCrave.com prides itself on being a truly social network. Whether sharing reviews, your unique movie lists and now your own blog, this is the place to express yourself and flaunt your film knowledge. Users of the site know not to settle for anything less than the ultimate social networking experience, and that is just what they get.

FilmCrave.com continues to offer new and existing users reason to visit and stay on the site. The next big development lies just around the corner - make sure to keep your eyes open for when it drops.