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For example. I want to search for movies that were shown at TIFF and have the release attribute of (Toronto International Film Festival) in their release date info. How do I do that?

Hello! I've seen many threads about this very question however the suggested answer was to always modify results URL parameters with "!" operator in front of them to exclude results. Would't it be great if this was possible within the ATS UI itself without having to manually add/modify parameters to

Dear IMDB staff, I am writing you to provide a suggestion for your “Advance Title Search” page. I am not sure if this is the best place to submit such recommendation, but I got to this page from the official site of IMDB.com. I know you already have several categories under “Title Group”, with award

I'm not sure if this has been recommended before but I thought I would share my opinion anyway. Currently, you can rate TV Show episodes invididually as well as give a show an overall rating. But most of the time, that overall rating isn't reflective of all the individual ratings. For example, take

I am pretty sure this has been asked before but why don't we have this feature? I mean sorting the list according to their Metascore with both ASCENDING and DESCENDING options. I know not all the movies have a Metascore available but majority of them do. I have a list, for example, that I am plannin

That's it. That's my question. (Also, this was what linked from what it said was for feedback. Hmm...)

There should be a feature where one can share access for editing lists, not just viewing. Similarly to Google Drive and Docs.

The Top-Rated Genres on profile pages are calculated with everything... Video-games, TV Series, Mini Series, Movies. I think there needs to be filter or at least add a check box "With Only Movies" to the top. Sorry for language if I wrote wrong.

Some people review a show after 1 episode which is treated the same as someone who reviews a show after 5 seasons ( say 100 episodes as an example ). Mathematically if someone wants to be the “first” to review a show then based on review date ( + what they would put as episodes watched ) their score

I would like to suggest the IMDb team to give users the chance to rate 0 on a content. If a perfect 10 is possible, why not 0?