'Where to Watch"
Discussion
Historically, IMDB used to provide a "Where to Watch" section when searching a film.
Out of curiosity from another thread I was IMDB'ing some of the titles and noticed that this section was no longer within the description of the film.
Personally, I found this pretty useful especially if I wanted to watch said film after being recommended/reading about it.
Subsequently, I googled a website called Justwatch which apparently told you where you could watch these films. Out of the many films listed only one showed up on this website.
My question is - what do people 'go to' when they have been recommended a film/read about a film to find out where to stream/rent/buy digitally and from what platform? Unless I'm missing something very silly I loved that section within IMDB.
Thanks.
Out of curiosity from another thread I was IMDB'ing some of the titles and noticed that this section was no longer within the description of the film.
Personally, I found this pretty useful especially if I wanted to watch said film after being recommended/reading about it.
Subsequently, I googled a website called Justwatch which apparently told you where you could watch these films. Out of the many films listed only one showed up on this website.
My question is - what do people 'go to' when they have been recommended a film/read about a film to find out where to stream/rent/buy digitally and from what platform? Unless I'm missing something very silly I loved that section within IMDB.
Thanks.
Watching this carefully. I also used to find the IMDB prompt useful.....although TBF, it generally only pointed to Netflix or Amazon (or what I searched for anyway).
All the streaming services are competitors of course and some content bounces around between them.
I start with an Amazon search then to Netflix but often find content on Sky or lately on YouTube.
All the streaming services are competitors of course and some content bounces around between them.
I start with an Amazon search then to Netflix but often find content on Sky or lately on YouTube.
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