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We’re excited to introduce the new Watched feature, an updated version of the former Seen feature. You can now catalog the movies and TV shows you’ve watched by clicking “Mark as watched” on title pages, your Watchlist, IMDb Charts, and Lists. We have added visual progress bars on IMDb Chart pages (

Not a big problem actually, but I visited imdb website for a single purpose. To see a movie rating. I visited imdb.com for a fist time and I was confused a bit: how I just visited imdb website and cannot see the imdb rating? ten seconds passed before I realized it was hidden behind an ill placed pop

I have the United States as my region, but all I see are theatres in CA. I am in Washington, DC. I don't want theatres in CA!

Hello,I noticed that Bulgaria is missing from the country selection drop-down in the Upcoming Releases section. This makes it impossible to view upcoming movie releases specific to Bulgaria.https://www.imdb.com/calendar/ Could you please check and add Bulgaria to the list of available countries? It

"What to Watch" only recommends Korean shows. And only using Korean titles, so the recommendations are useless. What's the deal?

Please check my list https://www.imdb.com/list/ls594541335/, it public, but not it's private.

If either or both of the title display settings ('Country/region' and 'Display language') are left empty and the Site Settings tab is saved, they are reset upon the reenter or reload of the Site Settings tab (site) to 'United States' and 'English', respectively.

My Watchlist is set to “Public” in the account settings, but when I check it from another account or while logged out, it still appears as “Private”. I’ve tried refreshing the settings, logging out and back in, and waiting for changes to apply, but the issue persists. This seems like a possible bug.

I understand the need to display ads before a trailer. IMDB is free and it needs to generate revenues somehow. But watching the same fracking IMDB ad over and over and over and over and over and over over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and o

IMDb’s global rating and recommendation system seems increasingly influenced by regional voting concentration, especially in markets with very high user engagement and strong fan-driven voting behavior. This does not reflect content quality issues, but rather statistical bias caused by differences i