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The "Type" field is visible and settable. The problem is that it is populated with values from the Films side of the site: {"Film", "Short Film", "TV Series", ... , "TV Special"}. The field is also required.

Usually this is populated with "Base Game" or "Expansion".

Actually, you don't need "Other" to submit an update to Summary, if that helps.

The database has an entry for a TV series: James May: Our Man in Japan . But, according to both PrimeVideo and IMDB, it is the second season (or as they say in some countries, "series") of James May: Our Man in ... We do not have either the first series (Italy) or the third series (India). My inclin...

This also happens with Developers and Publishers on the videogame site. e.g., if you start by clicking on the Developer on a title page, you get a database listing of everything the dev has worked on. Applying a new filter (or a new ordering, such as #of ratings or PSI) results in applying the new f...

Ignored users are contributing to a film's probable score again. As another data point, you can unignore and then re-ignore the users again and they will stop being used for recaulculations of PSIs. At least for a short while. They show up again about a day later -- I guess maybe during the nightly...

I think they are referring to the box on a user's profile that lists the "films in common"/"totally agree"/"totally don't". That would be nice to be able to expand that.

It really depends on what you like and dislike about this site. RateYourMusic/Movies certainly has a painfully old user interface and a community, of sorts. Film Affinity lacks discussion and would largely provide what MovieLens does, but with a more European user base. Almost everything else I've r...

1. Bob Baker - 94 (3) - Aardman stuff
2. Ryûzô Kikushima - 88.67 (3) - Kurosawa credits
3. James Schamus - 86.67 (3) - Ang Lee credits
4. Ruth Prawer Jhabvala - 77 (4) - Merchant-Ivory credits
5. Shinobu Hashimoto - 76.75 - Kurosawa credits

Jane Austen and Nick Hornsby show up for source authors.

So, Susanna White shows up on my Top Director list, but when I go to her page, it shows I haven't rated any, which is confusing. I'm pretty sure this is because I've rated the three episodes of Andor that I rated but is not credited as a director on the series (in contrast to Generation Kill ). On t...

My movie watching has really fallen off, so my newer directors are ones with their feature debut in 1996 -- my median year (that's only 28 years, ago. right?) -- or later (with avg percentile and count): 1. Alexander Payne: 84.33 (3) 2. Jason Reitman: 81.33 (3) 3. Brad Bird: 76 (3) 4. Rian Johnson: ...