Data Issues & Policy Discussions

Among the movies registered in the IMDb, there are hundreds which are "segment movies", i.e. made of several segments with distinct casts and technical teams, very often even the directors. Usually, only the producer is common to all of them. E.g. see: 8, RoGoPaG, the seven segments of Woody Allen's

I have recently started editing crew credits for movies and television shows that I watch. I provide an explanation for all credits I correct/update. It can be a rather lengthy process. First, you have to select correct/update, then you have to select which credits needs to be updated or corrected,

I find the current appearance of "Version of" movie connections a little messy and buggy. With the new system of adding complex connections, the "reason" field is no longer directly editable by users. When it was, sometimes the connection would be added but the reason would remain blank (which wasn'

An "alternate language version of" movie connection is applied, as described in the submission guide, to titles that "were made concurrently using the same sets and sometimes overlapping cast/crews", which was common during the early talkie era but then went obsolete a long time ago. However, if you

Score of displayed names are made of more than two elements. If you are not familiar with the culture of the country of origin, it makes it difficult to identify which element(s) make up the first name, and which the last. I would like to have a specific explicit entry in the Personal Details sectio

I have a suggestion for improving the process for reporting a news item that has been linked to the wrong person.When one wants to report a news item, one clicks "Report this". That will take one to an "IMDb Contact Us" form, and the news item constant of the news item will be within the URL (exampl

Hello, community. The following set of images are screen captures of parts of the end credit sequence of Ventos de Agosto: (1st through 2nd cast credits) (3rd through 10th cast credits) (11th through 36th cast credits) (24th through 55th cast credits) (39th through 70th cast credits) (53rd through 7

For example this episode https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0556515/?ref_=fn_ep_tt_19 won Cleavon Little an Emmy. Wouldn't that be swell folks?

According to a post in this thread (https://getsatisfaction.com/imdb/topics/why-is-the-sinner-showing-an-end-year-of-2018), IMDb doesn't add an end year to a tv series if the series is still airing, even if there is no doubt about the end year. I simply don't understand this and therefore ask to alt

In its current form, IMDb is unable to accurately capture the nature of certain games due to a lack of sub-categories. Most games are released all at once, like a film, in which case the IMDb system is fine. However, certain games (such as those made by Telltale) are released in seasons and episodes