The new homepage is designed to help IMDb customers find what to watch right now, tonight, or this weekend — and where to find the best movies and TV shows for them, whether in theaters, on TV, or across a variety of streaming services (including IMDb TV, Prime Video, HBO, Starz, Showtime, Acorn TV,

I HATE THE NEW DESIGN!!! I used to go to IMDB for the box office news, now they're nowhere to be found. Now i don't even bother visiting IMDB.

IMDb was never about being a high-tech movie phone service. It was about information. And you've ruined that and have now lost my daily clicks and visits because you've lost sight of your mission statement.

<News> module is missing with an access to 'Top News', 'Movies News', 'TV News', etc.

What a terrible, terrible change. This simply doesn't feel like the IMDb, the best movie site and most complete database ever, it is simply a streaming service to watch popular videos and trailers, which I can find anywhere else in the Internet and i

Please take this new... hmm... homepage experience... behind the shed and relieve it of its misery.Then burn its corpse to prevent the disease from spreading.

It is so stupid. IMDb will keep a lot of sections which people are not gonna access anymore, simply because it is gonna be hard to find. The access to the polls and news will drop, the users are not gonna be stimulated to give their ratings, etc. The

This is a giant step backwards in functionality. The new homepage will give epileptics fits! How the hell can anyone at IMDb consider this an "Improvement"? It's the Internet's biggest joke! But I bet teens love it! They watch movies on their phones

Why does an ad have to take up the top third of every page, including any page showing the credits of a film? Is Amazon that hard up for money are is it there to remind us that Amazon owns IMDb? Guess what? IMDb was never an online store. It use to b

The new homepage is designed to help IMDb customers find what to watch right now, tonight, or this weekend — and where to find the best movies and TV shows for them, whether in theaters, on TV, or across a variety of streaming services (including IMDb TV, Prime Video, HBO, Starz, Showtime, Acorn TV,