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Hello, Is there a way to automatically filter and select only movies and TV with no profanity or mild profanity. I'm so tired of all foul language.

For example: searching for war movies: ?genres=war, from Czech Republic: &countries=cz, without a poster: &missing=poster(?).

javascript : var url = window.location.pathname;var pathArray = url.split( '/' );var seenId = pathArray[2];window.location.assign("https://imdb.com/seen/" + seenId + "/"); NOTE: delete space after javascript 1. Copy this code and add as bookmark. 2. Go to series page and click bookmark. You will see

I feel like a female perspective is missing a space on this site. Most of the user reviews are written by men and the site doesn't do anything to acknowledge that. I scroll through the Michels and Steves, but i feel without representation often as a girl reading them . This site plays a huge part in

I visited at showtime page for mobile site (m.imdb.com), and found 'Japan' in pull-down "Country" field at "Set Location" section, but by any input at "ZIP/Postal code" field (e.g. 102-0071, 1020071, means Japanese Zip code) , I get "Unable to determine location" error. Does it work correctly for ge

Is there a possibility to automatically get the release dates in my Google calendar? I can see all new releases here ( https://www.imdb.com/calendar/?region=nl ), but I want to see them in my agenda.

I am sorry if this question has been raised earlier, but I honestly feel that the documentaries should not be a part of the Top 250 IMDb TV Series. A separate list should be created for the multipart documentaries under TV shows and a separate list for one episode documentary under the movies sectio

On the Your Activity page, where there is the list of years and genres with the amount of titles you have seen and rated, I thought it would be neat if there was a map of the world (probably have to be zoomable) with shadowing for how many titles you've seen from that country. For example if you've

I was thinking, if any of you are familiar with MyDramaList or MyAnimeList, they have this feature where you can keep track of the number of episodes you have watched. And it's pretty convenient and easy to track. So i was hoping if IMDb could have this feature too, sure we have the episode list but

It would be nice to be able to quickly move a title from your "Watchlist" to a "Watched" list. It would make it easier to find a new film to watch if I didn't have to navigate through ones that I've already seen. Maybe even add the ability to automatically switch it over upon giving a film a rating.