#221226-075626-506000 is a declined addition of a new title, Broadway Brawler (1997). The only mistake I can think of that I've made while doing it is calling it The Broadway Brawler, which is totally besides the point, because reason given for declining the submission is "Lack of supporting evidenc

I'm receiving this error message whenever I clink on a link to any IMDb Sprinklr page or reload a Sprinklr page: The page isn’t redirecting properly An error occurred during a connection to community-imdb.sprinklr.com.   This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to acc

A few years ago I have added web-series "Lazy Game Reviews" (2008-) as well as "LGR Thrifts" (2014-) to IMDb. Since then someone added a lot of the episodes, which is mostly a good thing. However, either not knowing that the two are separate series or disagreeing with my assessment most of the latte

My initial rejected submission is #210310-232334-141000 with reason stated as "Unable to verify". In this particular case, I must admit, some research was very much necessary for further verification.   Julian Song is an actor who has the movie Limitless (2011) in his filmography, which I've d

A primary image for Untitled Monster Thriller for Universal Pictures Project (2024) is a blatant fan poster which assumes the speculation it might be the remake of Dracula's Daughter (1936), something that was never yet confirmed by anyone involved and might very likely not be the case. However,

"Rich and Jay Talk About" is a web-series which had one episode added earlier erroneouesly to database as a TV short. An attempt at integrating the episode where it belongs (211204-015936-779000) so far never came through.

I just started to receive email from Sprinklr that consists of the original HTML tags instead of the rendered text. The problem started Thursday 20-July-2023 around 4:10 am Central Daylight Time (2:10am PDT). For instance, I received this email: <p><a href="https://community-imdb.sprink

The Guardian's Best Films is an event I've added: each six months, each year and on other occasions since 2009 The Guardian is making curated lists via film critic votes and other means, which became highly influential and often considered an award by filmmakers ending up on the list. Event was g

Due to a known gap between terminologies as formulated in Hollywood and Soviet Union, a lot of Post-Soviet countries still use (thankfully it started to steadily decline) what essentially translates as "director" or "second director" for what effectively is first assistant director. It causes a lot

I see 2 companies that appear to be the same entity: Royal Opera House: https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?companies=co0669612 The Royal Opera House: https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?companies=co0042097 I suggest merging the first into the second, adding 34 title to 120 titles. I assume this i

James McGill episode of the "American Greed" is a crossover with "Better Call Saul" made as a promotion and an April Fools Joke. As such, while it is an episode of the documentary TV series, none of the cast are actually real people, but their acting credits from this episode are displayed under "Se

Primary image on Zeitgeist (2004) is a misplaced headshot of lead actress Kelli Winans (I assume it was added there by mistake by a representative or person herself), who also has that photograph in her personal gallery via IMDb Pro. I first tried to remove this image in #220911-033213-799002 and th

I've just stumbled upon an IMDb anomaly. There is a plethora of interconnected web-series categorized as TV, descriptions, cast and characters of all of which are mashed up from that of The CW Arrowverse shows. Those I've discovered include: The Archer (2016-) The Blur (2018-2021) Knights of Just

IMDb currently houses two nearly identical festivals in the events section: one is FreedomFilmFest (Malaysia), another is Freedom Film Festival. The latter has a nearly identical official website which is, in fact, just a link to a random page on the former's website. (Both not to be confused with T

In a growing list of "Unable to Verify" oddities I've updated an upcoming title to remove "(as [previous name])". 12 removals were approved, but 6 were denied. What's odd is that I've mainly update a director credit through scorecard and yet it was the one denied. The number of submission is #22

In a case, very similar to one tackled in September, as of yet unreleased/unfinished movie Prankstar (2010) (technically it should either be "In Production" with no date or have 2012 as a year but I can't decide on which is the best option and that's besides the point right now) has a primary image