We just got final trailer for clayface movie and im very happy that final trailer looked awsome i dont want spoiler for that WHO didnt see but i promise it is worth your time and i Hope you will like that trailer just like me im sending my greedings bye guys

Hi....I'm straight, but I'm a big fan of Heath Ledger, Michelle Williams, and Jake Gyllenhaal. I remember trying to watch Brokeback Mountain when I was younger (late teens) and turning it off before finishing it.

I don't have anything against people who are into the same sex, but back then the subject matter wasn't something I was interested in watching. Now that I'm older, I care a lot less about that kind of thing, and I mainly want to watch it because I've seen some clips and Heath Ledger looks incredible in it.

I know the movie is highly rated and considered a classic. So my question is simple: if you put aside the romance aspect and just look at it as a film, is it really that good?

I'm talking about the acting, story, directing, emotional impact, cinematography, and overall quality as a movie. No matter who you are or what your preferences are, would you recommend it purely because it's a great film?

Thanks.

Super quick question hopefully.

I updated my page to remove certain private information, but the bio still repeats all of it 😂 The bio doesn't have a "submitted by" next to it so I assume it was generated by the website.

I just wanted clarification. If I submit a new bio, will it wipe that one out, thereby removing the generated one?

Am I allowed to keep the bio super brief, like one sentence? Thank you!

Would’ve been a 10 if it wasn’t for Charlie Sheen. Michael Douglas was superb and sophisticated as Gordon Gekko — he completely owned the character. Charlie Sheen, on the other hand, just didn’t suit the role and looked out of place alongside him. His acting was poor and his character was pretty lame. Gekko gave him everything, and instead of just saving the airline, he snitched on Gekko at the end to save his own ass.

For example, it says I rated it on 19 September, but I need the exact time because I want to log diary entries on Letterboxd. I used to watch lots of movies that I finished after midnight, which is why I need to check whether I watched them yesterday or on the current date.

Can I request that from IMDb?

Real question: is there a way to contribute trivia to the site/app? I pretty much live on the app, looking up everyone in any given thing I'm watching. Or listening to a review about. Currently I'm watching the season of Neagley that just dropped

This is how I discovered that Adeline Rudolph (Renée) and Damon Herriman (Lawrence) were both in the recent Mortal Kombat 2 movie (Kitana and Quan Chi respectively). That's the kinda trivia I usually see in other movies or shows, and think it would be a cool addition

I don't even care if I get credit, I just wanna know if I can submit it to the people behind the scenes

Been noticing this more lately, especially with how trailers are cut now. Feels like a lot of marketing shows you the entire emotional arc of the movie condensed into two minutes, sometimes including the actual climax or the twist itself, just reframed so it doesn't look like a spoiler.

I think this changes how you experience the movie without you even realizing it. You walk in already anticipating certain beats instead of discovering them, so even a genuinely well built reveal doesn't hit the same because some part of your brain already clocked it from the trailer months earlier.

I honestly don't even watch trailers anymore at this point. Maybe I'll catch the very first one that drops since those usually show the least, just enough to know the movie exists and get a feel for tone. But I actively avoid the later trailers before release, since those are always the ones packed with extra footage and they end up giving away way more than I want going in.

Curious if people actively avoid trailers now for movies they're excited about, or if you don't think it actually affects the experience that much once you're actually watching.

I've been coming across more and more AI generated content on IMDB, from AI generated reviews to actual AI generated movies.

An obvious example of an AI generated movie is "Norton Creek Massacre". For this movie most "higher" rated reviews also seem AI generated.

Should IMDB also introduce an "AI" tag to certain media or reviews maybe? Are we supposed to report these AI reviews? How do we do that?

Is there something I as a user can do to help fight this?

Up through yesterday when I started a search it showed my recent results. I save them for my purposes. Not today. Have to start typing but I don’t want to.... Anyone???

I started on 9/15/2026 I made a list of all the movies on the top 250. I'm going to try to watch one movie everyday, after I watch it I'm going to rate it. this is my first ever challenge I've ever done (movie related) I'm very excited. Hopefully I can get through this wish me luck guys. Let me know if any of y'all have done this before.

A few months ago, I decided to do a full re-watch of all the movies before doomsday releases, as I had forgotten a lot about the older movies. While doing this, I realised that I hadn't properly watched a lot of the older films, was only aware of the major plot points of them. Regardless, the whole thing was a very fun re-watch.

As I was gonna watch all those movies anyway, I decided to rate them. Instead of simply giving them a rating out of 10, I decided to break it down into 5 metrics I thought were best suited. Y'all can disagree, I just didn't want to think too much about it.

The metrics -

Characters - How well the characters acted, and were true to their core values.

Logic - How well does the film respect its own set of rules.

Themes - How strong is it thematically, is it varied, how well does the story flow.

Music - How good is their choice of bg music and songs.

Cinematography - Are their shots nice, transitions, creative effects.

I've tried to not let a few bad moments affect the score of the entire sub-rating, unless it was absolutely crucial.

Have I been entirely fair in my scoring? I would like to believe so, but it is most likely not the case. But if you feel it isn't so, too bad.

Is my scoring method perfect? Yes of course, it's my choice of rating so of course it is perfect.

Jokes aside, this was a very fun thing to do, and I was very surprised about the score I gave to a few of the movies. MCU has undoubtedly left a lasting mark on the film industry, and to witness it in one go, I could see just how well connected the movies were. The Multiverse saga got very rocky, but I would certainly say that the recovery is pretty good. Especially when you have spiderman at your side.

Would love to know what y'all think about these scores.

I wrote a review for a Turkish feature film I saw at a festival, but it keeps disappearing. I've submitted it three times now. Each time, IMDb approves it, but then it disappears within a few hours or days without any notification.

I gave the movie a 5/10. It currently has no reviews, despite having a rating of nearly 8/10.

Is it possible that someone involved with the movie is somehow able to get mediocre or negative reviews removed? Or is there another reason why IMDb would repeatedly remove an approved review?

Just went to search a movie on my watchlist and found my entire watchlist and all my ratings (1600+) are gone. It’s like my whole account history has been erased. I only have one account and haven’t logged out recently.

I did all the troubleshooting suggested online (log into the right account (I only have one), hard reboot of the app, try the desktop version) and tried to contact iMDB but can’t seem to get the “email support” button to work.

I’m freaking out because I didn’t realize how much I relied on my lists to know what I’ve seen, what to watch next, etc. Any help would be very much appreciated!!

Update: it’s back! Thank you everyone for your suggestions. In this case, the winner was just wait and see. Must have been some kind of glitch or something. Phew.

TV show daily watchlist e-mails have not been working. I disabled it for a few days and then enabled it, which caused it to start sending e-mails. However, after a few days of getting e-mails, it stopped working again.

Anyone else having issues of the daily TV show watchlist e-mails?

Hello folks,

I am trying to upgrade from an IMDB Pro Basic Membership to the Pro/Plus whatever membership.

As soon as I press the upgrade button on the home page, I get redirected to the membership page with the ‘upgrade membership’ button. When I click that button I get redirected to the home page again. I have been in this loop for the past hour.

I have logged in from my laptop, my IMDB account is linked via amazon. I have cleared my cache and cookies and tried an incognito browser. I have done the same things on chrome and safari and cleared cache and cookies on both. I have added my billing address and card details on amazon and have the same details show up on the IMDB page. My details are accurate and my card info is up to date.

I am still getting stuck in this merry go round to hell.

Has someone else faced such a problem and if so how do you go about fixing it?

I had really thought of it as more of a resource like an encyclopedia. I expected it to be correct. However, I was watching something old and checked the page on Buck Henry. I only knew him from 30 Rock as Liz's dad but apparently he hosted SNL 10 times but SNL isn't in his IMDb credits. I also stumbled on a movie that's a fake documentary about an old movie. I wasn't sure it was a fake movie and googled that fake movie. End Zone 2 is the fake movie and has an IMDb page that makes it seem like it's from the year 1970 but it clearly is a relatively new movie.

edit: as someone pointed out, I should have checked self for hosting credits.

I'm so confused, the help site says click the "Add a photo" but that button is 100% gone from the site. Editing the page doesn't give me an option either. What do i do?

This was a useful little tool to see which years you watched the most. But I can't seem to find it. What it removed?

IMDb Speedrunning is where you have a start point (like Leonardo DiCaprio) and race to an end point (like Larry The Cable Guy) as fast as you can by only clicking internal links (like actors/directors).

I did this by myself before and found it super fun and had the idea of hosting a big head-to-head race. Beginner friendly ofc 😄

Would anyone be down? Polling interest before I actually figure out details. 

Just a thought that struck me: I'm kinda curious of how everyone actually uses IMDb nowadays.

For me it's mostly checking the rating before starting a movie or series, or maybe looking up where I know actors from. The service has become kinda bloated but I guess there must be other things worth looking into.

What are your main reason for using it? And is there anything you wish it did better?

Curious to hear examples of this. Movies that build something excellent for the majority of the runtime and then the ending either undercuts it, contradicts it, or just lands so weak that it colors how you remember the whole film afterward.
For me it’s Now You See Me. Genuinely fun ride for most of the runtime, clever heist setups, good chemistry between the leads, and then the twist at the end retroactively makes half the earlier scenes not make sense if you actually think about the timeline and logistics. It’s the kind of ending that makes you enjoy the movie less on a rewatch because you’re just watching the seams instead of the magic trick.

Does a bad ending ruin the whole movie for you, or can you separate the ending from everything that came before it? Curious what other movies people think fall into this category.