Data Issues & Policy Discussions

I'd like to propose the highlighting of the passing of acclaimed French actor Jean-Pierre Bacri ​that didn´t appear on the Celebrity News

I got into a catch-22 today trying to 'correct' a quote. I wanted to make the first line a stage-direction-only line, which meant the first speaker (already 'checked'/blue-lined from the original quote) should be blank. The page wouldn't let me un-check the first speaker, so I went ahead - and got t

You need to add a word limit to control all the reviewers who drone on and on and on with every single plot detail about a movie or TV show. They do not know how to review, and instead simply parrot back every detail of a story! That ruins the plot for everybody before they even get to see the movie

Assuming the word limit on reviews is now 700, it needs to be drastically lowered to limit all the reviewers who drone on and on and on, recounting every detail of the plot for a movie or TV show. That ruins the plot for viewers before they even get to see the movie or TV show! So drastically reduce

I have a big problem when it comes to reviewing films, in the fact that, I get to around 700 words and still have a lot I want to talk about when it comes to the film. It's the same with television shows I watch; I like to review season by season, rather than a joint review of the whole thing - espe

A couple of things have occurred to me lately which would, I think, be useful: 1. The option to "suggest as main image" for an overall series. We have this for individual episodes of a TV series, but I've often seen the image for an overall series feature some minor character who is in no way repr

With Covid more movies are being released on demand through online and cable platforms. I would be nice to see the revenue numbers include online/on demand rentals and purchases. Currently this is norm during the Covid and may become the standard after Covid. Just an idea. thanks

When updating information, the "explanation" field should allow images to be attached. Thanks.

Color Grading needs its own job category. Colorists don’t know where to put their credits, they’re currently hidden under editorial or vfx, neither of those are accurate. Such an important job really deserves its own category. Who can I contact about this?

I think IMDb should get rid of that tag. It’s redundant now: pretty much all movies are going to be “straight-to-video”, since theaters are dying.