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IMDb Redesigns Title Review Subpages
We are excited to announce the launch of IMDb’s redesigned title review subpages on imdb.com! The updated pages are meant to make your IMDb experience easier and more enjoyable by providing a modern, clean and intuitive presentation of information. The newly update pages still have consistent features to hide reviews with spoilers or sort and filter reviews. Additionally, at the top of every page we have included a “+ Review” that will allow you to easily add a new review, or update your existing review for that title. Each individual review now includes a menu with share options, as well as the “Report” option which you can also use to delete your own review. These enhancements reflect changes suggested by IMDb customers, as well as our own in-depth research designed to enhance entertainment content, discovery, and navigation.
We hope you enjoy these latest improvements, and thank you for continuing to make IMDb the world’s most trusted source for movie, TV, and entertainment content. As always we welcome your feedback – please feel free to post your questions and comments to this thread.
— The IMDb Team
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Thanks for letting us know of this change. A few problems I am already experiencing with the new format that make me wish for the old format:
1. You can't immediately tell if you've reviewed the movie. To be able to tell you need to hit the "+Review" button and then wait to see if the template that pops up is empty or full. On the old format it would only say "+Review" if you hadn't reviewed the movie. If you had reviewed the movie the button it would say "Edit your review". Much more helpful.
2. It's more difficult to find your review as your review looks exactly like anybody else's review. On the old way the user's review had a blue (rather than yellow) star next to its rating, making it stand out.
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