Indeed, I think that it's better to be selective about what you want to input into your deck. I don't think there's much value in adding 1500 cards for every film. It would be great to have a facility that lets you review the cards that are created and allows you to quickly check the ones you want to import into your deck. Although importing and deleting ones you don't like is a good method too.
Beginners might want to choose a film they love and shove the entire thing into Anki and slowly work their way through it. But only if they enjoy it. I think intermediate learners would be better served by choosing a film they love and creating a selection of cards that they want to learn. Intermediate learners should be able to read the cards quickly and make a swift judgment about whether it's too difficult, too easy or too obscure to stick in your Anki deck. That's what I plan to do anyway.
Beginners might want to choose a film they love and shove the entire thing into Anki and slowly work their way through it. But only if they enjoy it. I think intermediate learners would be better served by choosing a film they love and creating a selection of cards that they want to learn. Intermediate learners should be able to read the cards quickly and make a swift judgment about whether it's too difficult, too easy or too obscure to stick in your Anki deck. That's what I plan to do anyway.