What is the largest movie database?
CITWF. The Complete Index To World Film is the world’s largest film database, and even has a Guinness Record to confirm it! It exclusively categorizes all films released around the world since 1895 and has matching print versions.
Is there a movie database?
IMDb (an abbreviation of Internet Movie Database) is an online database of information related to films, television series, home videos, video games, and streaming content online – including cast, production crew and personal biographies, plot summaries, trivia, ratings, and fan and critical reviews.
What is the database of a movie?
The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) is an online database containing information and statistics about movies, TV shows and video games as well as actors, directors and other film industry professionals.
Where can I find information about a movie?
Quick information on films
- Filmsite.
- Internet Movie Database (IMDb)
- Movie themes from The Criterion Collection.
- MRQE: Movie Review Query Engine.
- Museum of the Moving Image.
- Rotten Tomatoes.
What website has the most movies?
According to Streaming Observer, as of Jan. 20, Amazon Prime had the largest movie library of the four streaming streaming services, with 17,461 films. That number was more than 4½ times the size of Netflix’s 3,839 films.
Is the movie database free?
Fees and Payments. TMDb is committed to free and open access to our APIs for commercial and non-commercial purposes.
Which streaming service has the most foreign films?
Netflix is undoubtedly the royalty of streaming services, with 209.18 million subscribers. During the first six months of 2021, the company generated $14.5 billion in revenue. It is available for viewing in more than 190 countries.
Which streaming service has the largest collection of movies?
Prime Video
Prime Video has a the largest content library of any streamer by far, especially when it comes to movies. As of June 2020, it had nearly 13,000 movies available to stream compared to Netflix’s 3,700.
Who invented Netflix?
Reed Hastings
Marc Randolph
Netflix/Founders